Insomnia
FunUsername
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Happy new year everyone.
Wondering what ye doing if ye have insomnia.
Been a week now and little sleep. Took night nurse but it didn't work last night. Don't want get addicted to that as a solution... haha
Many thanks
Wondering what ye doing if ye have insomnia.
Been a week now and little sleep. Took night nurse but it didn't work last night. Don't want get addicted to that as a solution... haha
Many thanks
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My doc suggested benadryl "as often as I needed" during the transition. When I looked worried he said the effects of lack of sleep would be harder on the body.
Now I use CBD oil and melatonin. But I'm on "the other side" now.1 -
I drink a tea called jet lag and it works! It's a blend of rooibos and chamomile I think... also a chamomile lavender blend works too. Do not use wine as it will initially work but you'll just wake up in the middle of the night and feel like poop.2
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I take Nervous Fatigue for those days I can't sleep - it's a traditional chineese medicine formula and it doesn't make you sleepy but it is full of adrenal supporting herbs, and since overstimulated adrenals can prevent sleep it seems to work for me.2
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Probably cannot get the Nervous Fatigue in Ireland ... but trying chamomile tonight xx0
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FunUsername wrote: »Probably cannot get the Nervous Fatigue in Ireland ... but trying chamomile tonight xx1
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Insomnia is a constant battle for me. I use Benadryl some nights when I’m desperate ... melatonin on other nights. Not sleeping really wreaks havoc with me!1
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ScarletBegonias27 wrote: »Insomnia is a constant battle for me. I use Benadryl some nights when I’m desperate ... melatonin on other nights. Not sleeping really wreaks havoc with me!
Don't I know it. Sorry you can't sleep.
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I started taking magnesium.3
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When the melatonin doesn't work, I try reading old textbooks.2
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I take epson salt bath and magnesium.2
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Melatonin had been working for me over the past year or so, but I'm finding that it's no longer working for me, so I've changed my routine a bit. I've added Magnesium to my diet as I've read that being low in that will definitely affect your sleep, plus I have also changed my nightly routine to include Webber Naturals 'Super Sleep', with ingredients that are L-theanine, hydroxytryptophan, and melatonin. I've only used them for a few nights now, but I'm thinking positive that these changes could be what my system needs to succeed.1
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