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It helped, but I soon fell into bad habits again. I recently found a 5 week program by Dr.Gregg Jacobs which really helped me. Having a program kept me disciplined, and it has so many great tips. I am sleeping much more regularly now. I would highly recommend it!
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http://www.huffingtonpost.com/arianna-huffington/gregg-jacobs-insomnia_b_6978110.html
It helped, but I soon fell into bad habits again. I recently found a 5 week program by Dr.Gregg Jacobs which really helped me. Having a program kept me disciplined, and it has so many great tips. I am sleeping much more regularly now. I would highly recommend it!
http://www.getsleep.co/
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some people may be ok with this but others have a hard time.
I can;t sleep much or eat much and feel like crap now seven days later.
But the worst is to come PACKING REMOVAL !!!!
search you tube so you know what your in for
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some people may be ok with this but others have a hard time.
I can;t sleep much or eat much and feel like crap now seven days later.
But the worst is to come PACKING REMOVAL !!!!
search you tube so you know what your in for
sinus packing removal
Good luck....Back to work the next day ya lolView Thread














Do your research on the rest of these additives and you will find that they are herbs ands are not controlled under the laws of the FDA currently. you can find this research on the following site for confirmation:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calcium_phosphateView Thread




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Last November I was stress out from my moving, from one day to another I just lost my sleep. I went to bed at 10:00, but I could only fall in sleep at around 3 am, some of the night I couldn't sleep at all. I was horrified; I didn't know what I had. Then my period came, it was not normal for me, as I took anti-baby pill without break. I ran to different doctors and hoped they could help, but they only write my magnesium and sleeping pill. I realized the dark site of the sleeping pill, I just took it for 5 or 6 times, then I burned them all. Because I always thought of the tablets, when I was awake at night, it made the situation worse.
I read lots of research about sleeping and realized that I can't force myself falling in sleep, it's a natural process, but I can create the atmosphere for it. In the day time, I tried to focus my normal daily life and not to think about my sleeping problems, I know it's hard, but if I make myself happy in the daytime, I can mostly sleep well at night. If I really couldn't fall in sleep, I would get up and grab a book to read till I was really really tired, then I laid down and tried to catch that magic moment to fall in sleep. Every morning I open my eyes, I'll give myself a smile. It doesn't matter how many hours I slept. If I got enough sleep that's great, if not, I would tell myself, " I didn't sleep well yesterday, but I will sleep well tonight".
It takes time to get back to the healthy sleeping rhythm. The first action I took was stopping the anti-baby pill, I am not sure if my sleeping problem had something to do with the pills, but it's definitely related to my hormone, I just want to get back to my normal natural hormone level.
Second: Reduce stress and do sport, lots of sport. It's impossible to reduce stress to zero, we are human, it's normal to have stress, but too much stress will be harmful for us. For me, Sport is a great way to drop stress, If I have time in the morning, I run about one hour. If I have no time in the morning, I will reduce the TV time and walk 1 to 2 hours at the night time. It really helps!!! At the same time, I used meditation to calm my mind.
Third, sleeping diary, I wrote just a pair of words to document my sleeping. After 2 or 3 months, I checked my short diary, I realized I got my sleeping problems mostly around my period and the ovulation. So I tried to slow down my daily activities during this period and relax myself as much as I can.
It takes me almost 6 months to gain back my "sleeping confidence". I am 38 years old; I shared the same experiences with the women who are a little older than I. They had the same problem when they're around 40, as long as we are away from the sleeping pill, we will go through this critical period.
As Bobby McFerrin sing: "Every life we have some trouble, if you worry, you make it double, so don't worry, be happy"---------Trust yourself, you will go through it.
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Can some of you also try it and share your experience after listening for a few days?
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Android devices:
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It is horrendous during the night and can wake me out of my sleep because the vibrations are that intense I grit my teeth.
The feeling is like being plugged into an electrical appliance, it's like my body cannot fall into REM sleep properly.
Doctors just don't understand it, however I have found the cure' trans-dermal "magnesium" spray.
I believe this is related to Magnesium deficiency which causes anxiety, plus I also believe this is related to "restless leg syndrome".
When my vibrations return with vengeance it's time to get out the Magnesium spray which settles within a few days then eventually disappears all together and those good night sleeps return.
You can purchase this online or your local Holland & Barrett for around £12.00 or purchase from other online stores.
It's best to start of with around 10-12 sprays and rub into the skin, spray all over the chest, underarms inner biceps and legs and rub into your skin.
Do not towel dry just use a towel to fan yourself down or use a hairdryer to speed up the drying on your skin to quicken the absorption.
Do not spray on your face as this will dry out the skin, do not spray on the genital area as this will really sting.
It's normal to feel a slight tingling or stinging anyway as this will reduce overtime while building up your Magnesium levels.
Start drinking a lot more water when using Magnesium as this can cause dehydration, please note that Magnesium is very hard to diagnose from a blood test as Magnesium is within the cells of the human body.
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Watch:
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Fresh California poppy plant (not the seeds!)
Fresh Valerian root, Fresh Passionflower herb tip,
Fresh Chamomile flower, Fresh Lemon Balm herb,
Fresh Oat seed in milky stage, and Orange peel
Extra virgin olive oil, non-GMO lecithin, beeswax. Softgel contains gelatin, vegetable glycerine, carob and chlorophyll.
It works fantastic- the dosage is one gelcap an hour before bed, and a second when you go to bed. I find just one and hour before works best for me.
And no expensive susbscription needed!View Thread

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