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Sleep onset is likeliest to occur in the downward phase of the temperature cycle. In other words, we are most likely to sleep when our body temperature is falling. A secondary peak in sleepiness occurs in the afternoon and corresponds to afternoon napping. Sleep stops as the body temperature curve rises.
