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Sleep Well

Properties
Tribe name:Sleep Well
Tag:SW
Number of members:19
Points of the best 20 players3.270.630
Total points:3.270.630
Average points:172.138
Rank:5
Preferred languages:
Opponents defeated: 9.951.494 (6.)
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Tribe members

Name Rank Points Global Rank Villages
Jeroen Knappe Jongen 1 383,206 31 68
lustre-online 2 255,814 57 28
poldi2000 3 234,836 67 48
macgregor13721 4 235,109 68 33
Eddy-Wan Kenobi 5 217,679 73 36
Never wet 6 217,578 74 34
LordSmagma 7 211,038 75 35
apichai99 8 179,969 87 25
MadScottishGuys 9 173,129 88 29
OGVipper 10 170,112 89 33
Random Havoc 11 163,664 93 21
kriidie 12 153,033 97 25
Verren-UA 13 127,287 117 23
mazarasha 14 120,925 129 18
znorky92 15 100,807 153 14
Schonne 16 100,004 156 12
Barkley 26 17 98,905 158 16
NovoSib 18 68,090 197 25
Jefta44 19 59,445 214 12
Description
Sleep Deprivation:

Short-term effects (after 1–2 bad nights)
• Poor concentration & memory
• Slower reaction time (similar to being intoxicated)
• Mood changes: irritability, anxiety, low frustration tolerance
• Reduced judgment & decision-making
• Headaches, dizziness
• Lower immune response (you get sick more easily)

Medium-term effects (days to weeks)
• Emotional instability: mood swings, depression symptoms
• Increased stress hormones (cortisol)
• Weakened immune system
• Hormonal disruption (affects hunger, growth, and stress)
• Increased appetite & weight gain (cravings for sugar/fat)
• Microsleeps — brief, uncontrollable sleep episodes

Long-term or chronic sleep deprivation
• Higher risk of serious health problems, including:
• Heart disease, high blood pressure, stroke
• Type 2 diabetes
• Obesity
• Mental health risks:
• Depression, anxiety disorders
• Increased risk of psychosis in extreme cases
• Cognitive decline:
• Memory problems
• Reduced learning ability
• Lower life expectancy
• Higher risk of accidents (driving, work injuries)

Severe or extreme deprivation
• Hallucinations
• Paranoia
• Disorganized thinking
• Loss of emotional control

Remember…Sleep well