Their Sleep Habits Are Different
“Individuals who abuse substances are likely to sleep more and sleep at times when they would normally be awake,” says Romano. “The use of some substances often gives individuals excessive energy that keep them awake for long periods of time only to be followed by a ‘crash’ in which they may sleep for long periods of time.”
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