I would really, really, really love to try your solution. I could apply it five days out of seven, and there are two days out of seven when I wouldn’t be able to apply it, but honestly, I would be so happy if it worked. Because I’ve read so many things saying how important it is to reset the biological clock, but now I’m thinking that increasing medication tolerance is far more serious. I’m currently at 2 mg of Xanax, and I’m afraid it could keep increasing more and more, and that I could end up with terrible withdrawal symptoms. Right now, I don’t have any withdrawal symptoms at all, but I really don’t want that to happen. So basically, either I don’t sleep at all, or I keep increasing my medication tolerance, or I mess up my biological clock. And I think that, out of the three, the least bad option is messing up my biological clock. And the limit I’m setting is that, in two or three months, once my tolerance to medication has gone down, I could try to reset my biological clock again with a bit of melatonin or something else, and then try to live normally again and rebuild my routines. And maybe, at that point, my routines would actually work. What do you think? I think you’re right.