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Changing sleep patterns and sleep cycles can make a person feel extremely tired. Like for instance, if you change from sleeping all day, and then you change more into a overnight to morning sleep pattern, it will make you feel more tired. It has something to do with the biological/ ciradarian cycle or clock within your body.
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