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By: TheJestPress.com
**Doctors Confirm: Internal Clocks in SCA3 Patients Now Set Entirely to “Freestyle Mode”**
A shocking new study reveals what rare neurodegenerative disorder SCA3 sufferers have long suspected: their circadian rhythms are less “well-orchestrated symphony” and more “drummer with zero sense of timing who just discovered caffeine.”
As SCA3 advances, scientists say, the body’s internal clock loses all chill, sometimes demanding a hearty breakfast at 3:17 a.m., or insisting on a sudden power nap during your cousin’s wedding vows. “I thought I was merely a free spirit,” says patient Sean Yawnsmith, “but it turns out my sleep-wake cycle is about as reliable as a WiFi connection in a metal shed.”
Research indicates that sufferers don’t just randomly lose track of sleep—they also start running mysterious fevers every time the thermostat changes outside by more than 2 degrees. “My body is basically Florida weather,” laments Jane Sleepless, “unpredictable swings between hot, cold, and humid, often within the same five minutes.”
Doctors advise SCA3 patients to “maintain consistent routines,” “avoid blue light at night,” and “attempt direct negotiations with their hypothalamus.” Others recommend simply joining the international community of jet lagged pilots, who now welcome SCA3 patients with open, disoriented arms.
Meanwhile, pharmaceutical companies eye the lucrative new market for “Mood Ring Pajamas” and “Ambient Temperature Scented Candles.”
And with environmental adaptation becoming nearly impossible, SCA3 patients have lobbied to have their condition officially renamed to “Chronological Free Spirit Syndrome.” “No time like the present,” says Yawnsmith, “particularly when you have absolutely no idea what time that is.”
Sleep tight… or don’t. Honestly, your guess is as good as your circadian rhythm’s at this point.
By: TheJestPress.com
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