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	<title>Will polyphasic sleep cure my acne?</title>
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	<description>Any polyphasic sleepers reading this have nice skin? I&apos;ve tried Accutane; made me really depressed so I got off that. Don&apos;t really like getting blood tested as well and it was only slightly effective anyways. Also tried a bunch of other lotions, Spectro Acne Care / Clean and Clear / Biore / et cetera... all of them did very little.&lt;br&gt;
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I&apos;ve completely cut off dairy products and red meat. Trying Proactiv now but it doesn&apos;t seem to be working (I think my acne actually got worse!). The only thing I can think of is the amount of sleep (average 4~5 hours per day) that&apos;s affecting my acne. I&apos;m unable to get the 6.5~7.5 hours of sleep I want; too much to do, too much to learn (even with all the GTD actions I perform daily). So is polyphasic sleep a good solution?</description>
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