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Would life be significantly different if no light were detectable when closing our eyes?
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But then you wouldn't be able to naturally wake up in the morning, which is best triggered by light much as the release of melatonin is triggered by darkness.
I don't wake up to the light though
It helps with waking much as darkness does with sleeping, but it similarly is not going to be enough to overcome under sleeping or a sleep disorder.
Sure but I need help going to (and staying) sleep, not waking up. My natural wake up time is before the sun rises (430-5am)
Have you tried abusing prescription drugs?
Interestingly, you note that your natural wake up time is when the sun rises, but don't recognize that it might be because that's when the sun rises.
Interestingly, I wake up 2 hours before sunrise and noted my use of blackout curtains regardless.
Sounds like you have a relatively healthy sleep-wake schedule.
Most people need to work in the winter, too. It's still dark outside in the morning either way, whether my eyelids are translucent or not.
You can make it a lot easier to wake up in the winter months by getting a sunlight clock.