Posts Tagged melatonin
Insomnia? Pain? Solution? (in seniors as I know more of us have this problem)?
Posted by admin in information on insomnia on October 11th, 2010
Any solutions for insomnia for a person who has chronic, severe abdominal, flank and back pain. The prescription I take, I believe is causing my pain to be worse. I take melatonin 1mg. along with the popular "A" sleep medicine. Thanks!
No prescription drugs, thanks.
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Insomnia Cure – The Facts & some Solutions
Posted by admin in insomnia therapy on September 30th, 2010
Insomnia Cure- When you get a stone in your shoe, how many pain killers should you take to rid yourself of the pain? You get the stone out, right? Well we have discovered the “stone” that is keeping most insomniacs awake and we have great tools to remove it!A drug and herb free insomnia cure using an evolution of Wilhelm Reich’s work (evolved from orgonite). All is explained in this short video.www.lifeenergysolutions.com
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Natural Remedies for Insomnia Calm Forte & Hyland's Homepathics work great for me with no neg. side effects
Posted by admin in information on insomnia on September 21st, 2010
Someone asked this questions a few days ago and was closed to answers. Someone answered no there were no natural remedies that work—they are dead WRONG!!! I have used Calm Forte for years with great success and no side effects. Insomnia (both by Hylands) on days when I can’t seem to shut my mind down or I wake up in middle of night and can’t go back to sleep, they melt in your mouth so you don’t even have to get out of bed to take them. If you don’t have access to a good Health Food Store you can also buy Simply Sleep over the counter it works good too but I tend to feel a little groggy the next day but not as bad as other otc products. You can also put lavender essential oils on a kleenex and put it near you it will help relax you, chamomile tea, valerian, melatonin are also other options you have (all also available at health food store). I have recommended these products to many of my friends and they are helping them so I hope this helps whoever is looking for sleep!!!!
This isn’t a question it’s meant to help someone that I felt received the wrong info on a question he asked name was nick…..
This isn’t a question it’s meant to help someone that I felt received the wrong info on a question he asked name was nickmann78…..
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Natural cure for insomnia?
Posted by admin in natural cures for insomnia on September 7th, 2010
Something other than Melatonin?
I kid you not, this is my fifth day without sleep.
No, I am not on drugs. Just extremely stressed and busy trying to balance work, an internship, and school full time (finals).
My hectic schedule should be dying down by the end of next week,
but until then, I need a quick fix.
Anybody have any cures?
Additional note guys: I don’t smoke weed!
Sorry, haha.
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Natural insomnia remedies?
Posted by admin in information on insomnia on September 1st, 2010
I’ve been plagued with chronic insomnia for the last month or so. No matter how exhausted I am, it takes me a very long time to fall asleep, then my natural sleep rhythm is constantly disrupted due to constantly waking up, sometimes several times an hour.
Any natural remedies for an uninterrupted sleep cycle? I’ve tried melatonin, but that only worked for a week. My mattress is comfortable enough, but I should probably buy new pillows, as the current ones are getting old. I am VERY reluctant to resort to prescription medication, but I’m in a desperate situation here. The sleep deprivation is really affecting my work and my ability to function. I’m always feeling exhausted, scatterbrained, and depressed. This is no way to live…please help ![]()
I honestly don’t think it’s sleep apnea, because I don’t wake up gasping for air, but I DO wake up with racing thoughts, so I believe the insomnia is psychogenic. Probably need to reduce the stress in my life, but I don’t know where to begin ![]()
(((((Choco, Fallen & Glitterkitty)))) The Nolte thanks you.
Reefer’s not an option for a corporate whore who’s subject to random drug testing. Somehow, I don’t think my insomnia excuse would help me avoid termination.
Great stuff there, Peachers! (((hugs)))
Smoked, might be worth a try! Do you know which brands work best?
((((Major)))) I haven’t tried the light therapy yet…I know this is something we discussed earlier! I need to seriously look into that this weekend.
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Light Therapy for Insomnia?
Posted by admin in insomnia therapy on April 29th, 2010
Has anyone tried this? I have done a bunch of research and it seems legit for SAD, Insomnia, Circadian Rhythm Disorders, etc. According to an ‘assessment’ I have a delayed circadian rhythm.. no SAD or anything like that that I know of. It also says it may help with depression, moods, energy, etc.
Has anyone tried this and have positive results? It costs almost 0 so it isn’t cheap but well worth it if it does all it says. I was looking at Apollo Health devices.
I tried self hypnosis and valerian, melatonin, etc but I need to really fix the problem, not just mask it.
Thanks!
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Help with chronic insomnia, trouble falling asleep for over a decade.?
Posted by admin in insomnia therapy on April 13th, 2010
I am 16, and for as long as I can remember I have had extreme difficulty falling asleep. Once asleep I have no problems maintaining in this state, though the vast majority of nights I’m awake to see the sun rise even if I attempt to sleep prior to sundown. In fact, last night I had attempt to sleep at ~10:00pm and have been awake since (it is now 11:00am). The problem is not that I do not become tired, I have been tired for years. I simply can not fall asleep, even after consuming large doses of sleep aids such as Diphenhydromine (I have taken over 500mg at times, over 10x the recommended dose), Dramamine, 5-HTP, L-tryptophan, melatonin, and serotonin over extend periods of time.
Often I maintain a "semi"-sleep state throughout the night, it is more related to rest then sleep. I am conscious of my surroundings though I will sometimes have ‘light’ dreams and will feel slightly rested compared to a typical night. Recently all of these problems have become more frequent and sever. I have gone days without sleep and am beginning to fear for my health and mental well being. I have experienced mild hallucinations and degenerating cognitive ability, though both are rare.
Until recently (past couple of months) I was a very active person and I’m still in great shape, I have played Football since 6th grade as a offensive tackle and defensive end. I moved recently so I was unable to continue in the athletics program though I don’t think that it has much to do with my problem as I have struggled with it for over a decade. I am have started training in MMA (BJJ and Mauy-Thai) as well so I am positive that physical activity is not the problem (BTW, I’m 6’3" @ ~185lbs.) I do not spend excess time in bed when not attempting to sleep either. I doubt that it is a dietary problem and I don’t suffer from any kind of aches or pains during the night. I maintain a comfortable temperature in my room and my bedding is comfortable as well.
I have no idea as to what the problem could be, I have spent a large amount of time researching insomnia treatment and have tried nearly all of them save going to a physician/sleep specialist.
Please excuse any grammatical or spelling errors, I’m sure you can understand the reason for such mistakes given my situation.
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