Sleeping Schedule: Your SLEEP and Working 3rd Shift - Dr.Berg

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    In this video, Dr. Berg talks about your sleep and working 3rd shift. Your sleep has a connection to your cardiovascular system and definitely your weight loss. If your adrenals are weak, then sleep needs to be consistent
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 125

  • @bobmag5058
    @bobmag5058 7 років тому +85

    Pls more videos on people for night shifts. Health & nutrition in general.On how to sleep bank & ad just your circadian rhythm back. God bless you

  • @pietercrous
    @pietercrous 7 років тому +66

    Night shift has destroyed my health at 28. Thanks to you DR.Berg im managing my health now. Working on getting a new job

    • @pythyte8419
      @pythyte8419 4 роки тому +4

      Hey I'm actually 23 and thinking of starting a rotating shift job i don't like the job but I'm starting because of good pay do you think it's advisable to work night shift for over 3 years?

    • @pietercrous
      @pietercrous 4 роки тому +17

      @@pythyte8419 I would never work night shift ever in my life again. It messed me up. I believe the number one reason I am now once again struggling with health issues. Its majorly stressful on the body. I wouldnt If i were you. If you value your health dont do it. You will have the people that actually say the like it but just look closely at them... diabetes, high blood pressure, unfit, bad home lives with family. I can go on lol

    • @tanyawieczorek6603
      @tanyawieczorek6603 Рік тому

      Did you gain weight on nightshift?

    • @eduardoguzman-lw4ct
      @eduardoguzman-lw4ct 4 місяці тому +1

      Bro tell me about it I’m 28 and night shift sucks. I need a day shift it’s not worth the extra pay most the time

  • @JaredMerlin
    @JaredMerlin Рік тому +13

    I worked the third shift from 1992 until 2013 and never had any issues. I worked from 12-8am, slept between 11am-6pm. It was actually awesome. I am totally a night person, a creature of the night. It's quiet, peaceful, cooler out with no sunlight. I loved it! I may go back to living like that when I retire. I always find myself staying up until 2-3am anyway. I hate the day time.

  • @mom3xys
    @mom3xys 7 років тому +45

    Hubby works 7P -7A at the ER. Keto has been the only WOE that has allowed him to lose weight and keep it off . While others eat their Domino’s he eats his Fathead pizza :) He has lost 48 lbs .

  • @xiomaramarte4116
    @xiomaramarte4116 7 років тому +41

    Hello Dr. Berg I just made a comment on one of your other videos in reference to being a 3rd shift worker. I’m a third shift worker I work 7pm to 7am. Can you please make more videos for us. I especially would like to see one on suggestions for intermittent fasting schedules for a 3rd shift worker like myself.

    • @averyt6521
      @averyt6521 4 роки тому

      Hear it is

    • @butterflysmile348
      @butterflysmile348 2 роки тому

      You meant to say, Here it is

    • @TheMinot60
      @TheMinot60 Рік тому +1

      ​@rjr348 it bugged me too but I'm sure he knew and we knew what he meant.

  • @RajSinghKhalsa
    @RajSinghKhalsa 7 років тому +13

    after 22 years working nightshift this has been the most useful video gor me.

  • @yahawahskid3971
    @yahawahskid3971 7 років тому +6

    Thank you, since working third shift I've implemented IF, OMAD and upped my fat it's working like a charm no more stalls.

  • @salonika101
    @salonika101 7 років тому +33

    I work in health care,
    Everybody gains wt. With all the shift work.
    It messes up the body big time

    • @youarehere1251
      @youarehere1251 4 роки тому +1

      salonika101 that’s why they pay you the differential to compensate your lifespans

  • @thinktwice4002
    @thinktwice4002 6 років тому +3

    WOW. EVERYTIME I LOOK FOR A TOPIC ON KETO YOU ALWAYS SHOW UP. THANKYOU DR BERG!

  • @SuperDipMonster
    @SuperDipMonster 7 років тому +4

    Lavender is also supposed to help with nightshift jet-lag. Also if you can meditate, that'll help. ( I work a week each of night-late-early)

  • @marygabel7543
    @marygabel7543 3 роки тому +8

    When I worked third shift, I drove home with dark sunglasses on so as not to see the rising sun...especially if I was driving East...right into it. Like Dr. Berg said, the circadian rhythm sees natural sunlight and wants to wake up. If I avoided looking at the rising sun I found I got to sleep faster in the a.m.. Of course, don't wear sunglasses so dark you aren't driving safely. I just had to drive East to get home me from work in the morning...

    • @juiicii1
      @juiicii1 2 дні тому

      I would fall asleep driving

  • @mmgibson1
    @mmgibson1 7 років тому +6

    This video reminded me of the days when I was a teenager and my father worked rotational shifts until he decided it was better for him to take the option of staying on 3rd shift all the time. He wasn't trying to lose weight but I do remember him being grouchy and tired all the time while he was stuck on that miserable rotating schedule, because even though he stayed on one shift for 2 weeks, he never really had much of a chance to get used to it. He did end up using blackout shades in the bedroom and trying to keep it as dark as possible while he was trying to sleep after working all night on 3rd shift. Back then the worst things we had to deal with were florescent lights and loud construction equipment. Nowadays it must be a lot worse.

  • @SilverGirl72
    @SilverGirl72 7 років тому +7

    Thank you this is the exact video that I asked for. I appreciate everything you do

  • @gostate009
    @gostate009 6 років тому +24

    I never had trouble with sleep on third. Got the best sleep I ever had. I also lost 30 lbs way easier than on normal shift.

    • @destinyquiroz914
      @destinyquiroz914 2 роки тому +5

      Cool. That’s just your experience.

    • @skorpers
      @skorpers Рік тому +1

      Doesn't sound like it was a rotational shift. Going from 3rd to 1st, in just 48 hours is pretty bad.

    • @JosephLachh
      @JosephLachh Рік тому

      Then why are you watching this video?

  • @MrDemonB
    @MrDemonB 7 років тому +6

    Thanks Doc. After watching you vids, I just turn the monitors at work off, or cover my eyes lol. Makes huge difference! 3rd shift is a breeze now.

  • @baezrivera4848
    @baezrivera4848 7 років тому +4

    Thank you for the tip on the app to reduce the blue light. Phone time before bed is one of my biggest issues as I love to read articles. Tried every other way to fall asleep just doesn't work for me I usually lower my back light but still can be bright. I will definitely look into these apps. Thanks again

  • @joserobles8477
    @joserobles8477 3 роки тому +4

    Hello Dr. Berg, can you make a video on how the body changes mentally, physically, and hormonally while changing to a night shift. I recently started working 1-9am and have class from 1130-430 or 130pm-520pm. Please help and thank you.

  • @chrisj9008
    @chrisj9008 7 років тому +29

    Try working 24hr shift with fire / ems running 10 or so calls a shift... getting woken up by a stupid loud alert tone that rockets you our of bed then having to rush lights and siren to lord knows what... I would hate to see our cortisol levels, in would imagine adrenal fatigue.... it's no wonder obesity and cardiac problems are so rampant in our line of work.
    Good video. Thanks.

    • @chrisj9008
      @chrisj9008 7 років тому +12

      20alphabet I am not sure what stayed in school is suppose to mean.... if that is saying that I took a low level job without any real education I assure you my masters has been well applied to my progression in the fire service... I hope that I am misinterpreting that comment.

    • @lotusflower7556
      @lotusflower7556 7 років тому +8

      My husband was put on night shift for 12 months and towards the end (after months of lack of sleep)he developed a psychotic condition. He has no history of psychosis in his family. Sleep is critical for our physical and psychological well being. Please anyone considering this type of work be extremely cautious as it will effect your body's circadian system which will inevitably lead to a rapid decline in physical and mental health.

    • @michellenine9486
      @michellenine9486 7 років тому +10

      Chris Jennings God bless you for what you do for people My life was spared 2 yrs ago because of Firemen :)

    • @FrankGreenway
      @FrankGreenway 7 років тому +4

      Chris Jennings I worked 12 hours in a paper mill days and nights. I'm sure it wasn't always that stressful, but my point is you still have to take personal responsibility for your physical condition. I thought firemen and EMS were required to be in top physical condition?

    • @HerbalQueen
      @HerbalQueen 7 років тому +1

      Rach Kate nobody’s paying attention 😊

  • @gayle3138
    @gayle3138 7 років тому +7

    Hello Dr berg i work night shift 2 nights a week. My hours are frrom 730 pm to 730 am. How do i incorporate intermitten fasting to loose weight successfully. I usually work 2 day shift from 730 to 1930 followed by 2 night shift from 1930 to 0730. Looking forward to your reply . Thank you

  • @anye76
    @anye76 7 років тому +6

    3rd shift factory worker here, it's killing me, trying to get on 1st

  • @irenesantana5055
    @irenesantana5055 5 років тому +3

    I work 3rd shift for many years. Tired of it. But no choice. I have adapted keto and OMAD In the last couple of months. Very hard. But somewhat successful. Have lost 20 lbs. But feel stuck. Can't get regular sleep ever. Just keep trying i guess. Need more videos on third shift.

  • @ELBLACKO45
    @ELBLACKO45 7 років тому +4

    Night shift does more than pit weight on.... It really makes me angry and confused. Hard to live with. 2 weeks nights then back to 2 weeks days

  • @vietmorpheus
    @vietmorpheus 7 років тому +8

    Firsttt and I work 3rd shift

  • @fernandodomingoaton6350
    @fernandodomingoaton6350 5 років тому +2

    To be honest I really do not know what's going on with my life! I have trouble in sleeping I don't know why I am still alive and able to go at work with my condition. It's really hard in a graveyard shift. But still Im hoping this video would help me and those some videos of Dr. Berg regarding vitamins that helps us fell asleep. The vitamin D3 and K2 😴

  • @JCoLo-yb3gd
    @JCoLo-yb3gd 3 місяці тому +1

    I work third shift 6p-6a. I have developed high blood pressure and anxiety. I usually sleep 6:30-230pm. Wake up and work out. Dinner at 5pm and breakfast at 1am. I fast from breakfast to dinner. I lost 30 lbs but I still have the HBP and abnormal heart rhythm. Some people can do night shift for years while others just can’t. I like the night shift but my health has tanked. I need to find something else to do.

  • @MsAlex70115
    @MsAlex70115 7 років тому +5

    Hi I work a 12 hour night shift, 6p to 6am. I was wondering when should I eat and when should I exercise?

  • @RebeccaEloisa
    @RebeccaEloisa 5 років тому +5

    Dr Berg can you do more videos on this topic? I’m about tot start working the night shift. But I’m not sure how to manage IF with this odd schedule. Should I just keep my same eating hours?

  • @RichHandsome
    @RichHandsome 7 років тому +1

    Thanks doc, can you please make a video about taking BCAAs during intermittent fasting?

  • @suetrue2274
    @suetrue2274 7 років тому +1

    Dr Berg, I do not do rotational shift work and I sleep very little. I often sleep 3 to 4 hours, then I am awake for 4 and might sleep 3 to 4 hours more. My question is does this help, is this enough? Is it equal to sleeping 7 to 8 hours straight? Do I get the same benefits as sleeping 8 hours straight when my sleep is fragmented like this? I rarely sleep 7 to 8 hours straight. When I do sleep 8 hours straight I am scrambling to remember what I did/ate that day so as to repeat it in order to sleep 8 hours straight again. I think I started sleeping more when I followed your advice and started drinking MRM Reload, then it finished and I didn't buy anymore. And then my sleep really started to deteriorate gradually. So now I started drinking this BCAA again and my sleep is improving again, but I still do not sleep 8 hours straight. I have your Sleep Aid. I have been reading an article that says that when you have soars, the L- glutamine in your body diminishes and this has consequences for your immune system. Dr Berg can you please do a video on this? I take so much supplements. Ashwaganda, Tulsi tea, Q10 and ubiquinol, I have a list. Maybe I take too much supplements?? Help! P.s I do Keto, intermittened fasting, but I am useally to tired to walk an hour a day. When I do I am so tired that I can only do the bare necessities of walking the next day. Thank you.

    • @DavidEdwards-pc1sw
      @DavidEdwards-pc1sw 7 років тому

      what is MRM Reload?

    • @suetrue2274
      @suetrue2274 7 років тому

      BCAA Google it.

    • @DavidEdwards-pc1sw
      @DavidEdwards-pc1sw 7 років тому +1

      THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR REPLYING ,you mean branched chain amino acids ,

    • @DavidEdwards-pc1sw
      @DavidEdwards-pc1sw 7 років тому +1

      please check if you have Candidiasis , Lyme , any chronic microbe infection , being mold , bacteria , virus , protozoa .they all cause sleep problem , I knew a guy with candidiasis who couldn`t sleep at night , due to to the fact between 11pm till 4 am liver goes into a rehabilitation phase and because the infection has preoccupied it it can`t filter our neuroallergens and reactors from the blood (due to it being overwhelmed by the infection) so the neurons are kept agitated with no way to shut them off , same as when you do an intense exercise you had never done before and can`t sleep the night after.

    • @suetrue2274
      @suetrue2274 7 років тому +1

      I usually fall asleep between 12 a.m. and 4 a.m. Then I will be awake till 7 and fall asleep till 11. And Dr. Berg said that intermittent fasting will help clear up these infections. So I am doing that too. I don't know however how long it will take to clear these bug out. Thank you so very much.

  • @whoeever
    @whoeever 7 років тому +1

    Thank you this is already helping me sleep better

    • @Drberg
      @Drberg  Рік тому

      Thanks a lot. I'm really glad it helped you.

  • @4461junny
    @4461junny 5 років тому +2

    I rotate shifts every 4 weeks I can't lose weight no matter how hard I try, sometimes I see progress and next shift rotation gain weight again

  • @mdtaylor67
    @mdtaylor67 6 років тому +1

    More science less opinions!
    What do the studies say? Should a person stuck working 3rd shift change his schedule on weekends?
    I really doubt it’s healthy for anyone to change sleep schedules! But if studies show that it’s better or okay then express that and point to those studies!
    I’ve done tons of tests it appears that all my chemicals are fine but I have real issues with sleep!

  • @126geminis
    @126geminis 6 років тому

    Thank you king. Im a night shift nurse :)

  • @laurendaniels3535
    @laurendaniels3535 6 років тому +2

    Can you help with 3rd shift and timing for intermittent fasting? It's hard to go thru a whole night(12 hours) without eating and then try to not eat before sleeping in the morning.

  • @PhillyFail
    @PhillyFail Рік тому

    I'm working Monday through Thursday 3pm-130am.

  • @timlambert9934
    @timlambert9934 8 місяців тому

    The reason I ask what I ask is because it seems nobody is doing any videos about swing shift and it would be nice to have some ideas that would improve the situation, I mean I know we can't perform miracles but what would someone do in my shoes? My method is to just sleep as much as I can after every shift no matter the shift and then when it's time to go to first shift or 3rd shift I just go without sleep.

  • @chrissefiffipix6509
    @chrissefiffipix6509 3 роки тому +1

    Im a nurse and work all three shifts - if my rota is really bad, I have all three shifts in the same week🙈 its really hard sleeping before/after nightshifts

  • @g5kj1987
    @g5kj1987 6 років тому

    What would be a good Keto/ IF eating schedule for working 3rds? Sometimes I work 4p-12a.m, sometimes 12am-8a.m. normally I would wake up every day at 2p.m, and go to bed at 4/5a.m, unless I'm working until 8a.m, then I go right to bed when I get off. Tips?

  • @Suablessed
    @Suablessed Рік тому

    I feel like I don’t have a problem working out , or getting sleep bc I treat every day like it’s my work day . But I just feel sluggish when I wake up but than I feel better when I start waking up .

  • @absolutelynina8187
    @absolutelynina8187 7 років тому

    Thank you for this video. Can you also do one on what could cause positive ANA??

  • @Quaerite.Intellectum
    @Quaerite.Intellectum 4 роки тому +7

    Rotating shift work destroyed my health, in my 20s. I was constantly exhausted for so long, I got used to it. It was normal. I forgot what it felt like to not feel that way.
    I was an athlete and incredibly healthy before those shifts.
    Shift work should be illegal. At least the rotating kind. It's inhumane.

    • @pythyte8419
      @pythyte8419 4 роки тому

      Hey I'm actually 23 and thinking of starting a rotating shift job i don't like the job but I'm starting because of good pay do you think it's advisable to work night shift for over 3 years?

    • @Quaerite.Intellectum
      @Quaerite.Intellectum 4 роки тому +1

      @@pythyte8419 Honestly, from a health perspective, I wouldn't recommend it. It will affect your health. I can't say how much or in exactly what way. My job was physical. If the job you're considering isn't physical, I would guess that you'll probably do better than if it was a physical job.
      I know some people who have worked rotating shifts for decades at the same physical job that I did and they are doing relatively okay, on the surface. So, there's that. Who knows what long term effects it will have on them. Also, they say they're tired all the time.
      One thing I did was I stayed up and did other things when I wasn't at work. So, instead of getting the sleep that I desperately needed, I would often go out or stay up and play video games or go to the gym, etc. If you take the job, get as much sleep as you can to mitigate the effects of the rotating shifts. That will make a huge difference! I think if I had done that, I would probably be a lot better off. Also, don't workout when you're tired! Also, when I was tired I would eat crappy food. So, I'm sure that contributed. Eat the best possible diet you can when working a rotating schedule. Whole foods. Not refined crap.
      I also don't know your financial situation or how much you'll be making. Maybe it pays so well that 3-4 years of being tired is worth it to you. Maybe after that you'll get a normal schedule and you'll get paid more.
      You've got to consider it all and decide for yourself.
      Good luck!

    • @pythyte8419
      @pythyte8419 4 роки тому

      @@Quaerite.Intellectum well it's a call center job which has rotating graveyard shifts and i will be talking on headphones all night

    • @Quaerite.Intellectum
      @Quaerite.Intellectum 4 роки тому +3

      @@pythyte8419 If it was me, I wouldn't do. I'd find a different job.
      But, if you need the money, then you might have to take it. At least for a little while. You could take it while you look for a different job.
      But, nobody knows your situation better than you do. You've got to decide for yourself.

    • @pythyte8419
      @pythyte8419 4 роки тому

      @@Quaerite.Intellectum ok thanks bro I'll look into it

  • @Tony32
    @Tony32 7 років тому +2

    What if you like it, is it still harmful?

    • @burlapvest7521
      @burlapvest7521 6 років тому +3

      lol for sure, your body does'nt care if you like it. If you like cigarettes, it 's still harmful

  • @hemiihemm
    @hemiihemm 7 років тому +2

    The link took me somewhere other then the review.

  • @timlambert9934
    @timlambert9934 8 місяців тому

    My occupation is a wastewater treatment operator, when we do shift works we work 6 days on 1st shift, 7 days on 2nd and 7 days on 3rd, after the 7 days on 3rd we have 4 days off but then we have to start the rotation all over again. How can someone manage that and stay healthy?

  • @Quietplague2000
    @Quietplague2000 7 місяців тому

    On my days off should i sleep like a normal person? Or keep my schedule?

  • @theghost3061
    @theghost3061 5 років тому +2

    I work graveyard, I still built good muscle and I’m lean. So yeah

  • @davidwood2387
    @davidwood2387 7 років тому +1

    I do not eat on 3rd so no jet lag cover my eyes to sleep I do real good

    • @burlapvest7521
      @burlapvest7521 6 років тому

      how often do you go on 3rd shift ? you must eat sometime haha

  • @sjahbana4423
    @sjahbana4423 7 років тому

    omg that was me in the past, i feel bad, bcz i hv weak adrenal gland, amazing vid always

  • @Kcalorin
    @Kcalorin 6 років тому +1

    How about those who ONLY works nightshift? How do we best adjust our sleep when we're off? I try to NOT go to bed the morning I get off so I'm very tired in the evening but sometimes I do have to sleep couple of hours and I will of course listen to my body. Is this a good idea or how do you guys do that only works nightshift? Does it put a lot of unnecessary stress on my body doing this way? My schedule is pretty generous aswell (I work 9 pm to 7 am) with one week very intense (5 nights with 2 nights off), second week 2 nights and then 9 days off in between so maybe that makes it easier.

    • @burlapvest7521
      @burlapvest7521 6 років тому

      yea it does give stress to your body. The body only drifts 1 to 2 hours a day when switching time zones

  • @bojanbozic1542
    @bojanbozic1542 7 років тому +2

    Well I don't sleep for 3 days so I'm screwed

  • @caramel6732
    @caramel6732 7 років тому

    That link doesn't work it goes to another you tube page

  • @barbarajones859
    @barbarajones859 Рік тому

    mr berg how do i take my psych meds if i egin work night shifts ? will i be able to sleep if i take them normally around 10 pm

  • @정재호-m7v
    @정재호-m7v 7 років тому

    Thank you! I am in Korea; I think Korea is making the most LED module for worldwide market. But, I am not sure where I can buy full spectrum light! :) I will try to buy it for my desk! Thank you!

    • @athraxious
      @athraxious 7 років тому

      Try looking at some art supply places. They often will carry them as it is better to paint in full spectrum lighting. OttLite is a popular brand.

  • @youarehere1251
    @youarehere1251 4 роки тому +2

    3rd shift also call graveyard.

  • @tanyawieczorek6603
    @tanyawieczorek6603 Рік тому

    I'm finding it very hard to lose weight on night shift, I've gained some and even eating keto/IF isn't budging it!!!

    • @helorohan
      @helorohan Рік тому

      Do some workout..it helped me a lot

  • @chunkyboyz3991
    @chunkyboyz3991 Рік тому

    Hey I have a question how can fasting work with working 3rd shift

  • @noelleyarn2458
    @noelleyarn2458 6 років тому +1

    How does keto/IF work for someone working night shift? I believe I have an adrenal body type. And it seems so hard to get the weight off.

    • @tanyawieczorek6603
      @tanyawieczorek6603 Рік тому

      Did you figure it out? Did you lose the weight? I'm having the same issue.

  • @marimarsilva4629
    @marimarsilva4629 2 роки тому

    I have lost weight easily on this shift unlike dayshift and I feel like I sleep more now but I do miss sleeping at night when I date someone

  • @jaqilun591
    @jaqilun591 7 років тому +2

    i just talked about my f*** night shift

  • @cindyhuggins595
    @cindyhuggins595 6 років тому

    I work 16-18 hour days 2-3 days a week. I get about 4-5 hours sleep during this time. I dont know how to work my macros on these days because i get hungry. Any advice?

  • @bmdwell3882
    @bmdwell3882 7 років тому

    Is the full spectrum light the same as the lights for SAD?

  • @cfjlkfsjf
    @cfjlkfsjf 7 років тому

    I use F.lux on my computer.

  • @blackrraine
    @blackrraine 7 років тому +2

    Finally

    • @Drberg
      @Drberg  Рік тому

      Thanks for watching!

  • @rasmocen2862
    @rasmocen2862 7 років тому +1

    dr. berg i realy would like to write a google review but the link take me to another youtube page.

  • @ilovebohol
    @ilovebohol 7 років тому

    I wrote a review and google told me this after i click POST; " 405. That’s an error.
    The request method POST is inappropriate for the URL /local/writereview?placeid=ChIJLbklSxuzt4kRoUNRSqLvUdc. That’s all we know."

  • @Byeleavemealone2
    @Byeleavemealone2 2 роки тому

    I’m about to switch my schedule

  • @anntann2
    @anntann2 7 років тому

    Thank u for the links :)

  • @bodhitree33
    @bodhitree33 5 років тому +2

    Shift work is truly the devil.

  • @rachelk7555
    @rachelk7555 7 років тому +6

    Lol. Like medical professionals can work in the dark.

  • @lym2471
    @lym2471 5 місяців тому

    Omg I’m skinny already ): can I buy gummies to sleep better? My schedule is always night shift but it’s part time 🥲