I have insomnia,If I watched a RVD match,would that cure it ?

Question

Since his matches are so DAMN boring..... same crap ..different opponent

Answer 1

i think so....he sucks

Answer 2

RVD cant do half his moves agains WWE guys(contract bullshit)yeah no neckfalls in WWE,and cant do much against guys like cena and edge that have like what 3 moves?watch RVD vs.TAZ
RVD vs Sabu(stretcher match) any RVD vs jerry Lynn match and his ladder match against jeff hardy(best ladder match ever)

Answer 3

On the first link I listed below...scroll to the part where it has this question. "How can stress management and relaxation techniques help me sleep better?" There is more tips on this page but I cut some of it to make it short.

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Learning to be physically and mentally relaxed before going to bed will help you fall asleep more quickly. Additionally, many relaxation techniques can be put to use when you wake up in the middle of the night and need to get back to sleep. Quieting your mind and body is not something that can be done immediately, so you should try to start winding down at least an hour before bed. Some people find that reading a book, taking a bath, playing solitaire or working a crossword puzzle are good ways to slow down from activity of the day. Other methods that might be helpful for relaxation include:

Progressive Muscle Relaxation (PMR) – PMR is a set of exercises you can use to reduce anxiety and stress at bedtime. PMR is a two-step process where you first tense certain muscle groups and then relax them. As you go through the process, you should be focused on actively tensing and then relaxing, helping to relax your mind as well as your body. The procedure takes some time to learn, but after learning it, you can practice a shorter version of the exercises. When practicing PMR to help with sleep, you should plan to fall asleep before finishing all of the exercises. See Progressive Muscle Relaxation for detailed information and instruction on the technique.
Diaphragmatic breathing – Learning to breathe slowly and deeply from your belly or diaphragm is a good way to slow down. To practice belly breathing, put a hand on your stomach and take slow breaths, letting your stomach expand as you breathe in. As you breathe out, relax your chest and shoulders. Concentrate on your breathing as you do it to encourage your mind away from stressful or anxious thoughts.

Visual imagery relaxation – Practicing visual imagery means choosing peaceful, soothing thoughts to focus on which calm you and allow you to stop thinking of your to do list. Everyone’s peaceful situation is different, and you can choose to think about things that personally soothe you – a walk in the mountains, canoeing on a lake, swimming, petting your dog, etc. As long as the image doesn’t excite your mind, it should work. Stress management – If you learn to deal with stress more effectively through meditation or self-guided imagery, you should be able to fall asleep more easily. The University of Cambridge Counseling Service makes the following recommendations to reduce stress:

Answer 4

Probably not, but if you watch the show long enough, some Divas are gonna come on & you'll have something else to do for a while (It'll probably even put you to sleep) LOL

Answer 5

Especially if he is wrestling Cena the jumping clown. If that doesn't work just tape episodes of SmackDown.

Answer 6

Actually.....that could be solved by anything WWE these days.....they've managed to suck all the excitement out..............same story lines, same matches...just different stars.

Answer 7

no...but if you watched a kane v. imposter kane match you might die of boredom...

Answer 8

ur crazy theres no wrestler more faster or talented than rvd people love him n we dont give a rats *** wat u think about him

Answer 9

I think that should cure you!!

Answer 10

now that it's over, did it put you to sleep?

Answer 11

Not really.