Chamomile tea. Warm milk. Reading. Meditation. Cut your caffeine intake, especially 3 hours before bed time. Melatonin supplements, unless you are pregnant or allergic to poultry.
2006-08-08 14:13:41
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answered by The Apple Chick 7
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Nothing works for me, however I'm an severe case ( power insomnia, parasomnia, sleep apnea, and so forth.) However, for "usual" humans, 3 dietary supplements that you'll get at Vitamin World or GNC that can support are: (one million) Melatonin, (two) Valerian Root -- without or with hops, and (three) Holy basil extract. Stay clear of over the counter sleep aids for the reason that they intervene with REM sleep, so that you probably get up feeling worn out and keep worn out for a number of the day.
2016-08-28 10:37:50
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answered by dassler 4
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A persistent inability to sleep problems, remain asleep through the night, or feel refreshed by sleep is known as insomnia. About 30 million people in the United States suffer from insomnia. Sleep problems is the most common of the sleep disorders.
More Info
http://www.eastherb.com/Sleep-Problems/sleep_problems_s.html
2006-08-08 18:39:44
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answered by Anonymous
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I haven't personally tried these, because I don't have this problem, but I have a book on natural healing that I have used for other things and has helped. The following suggestions are quoted from it almost word for word.
Aromatherapy: Add 6-8 drops lavender, marjoram, or ylang-ylang essential oils to your bathwater before going to bed. Or put 4 drops lavender, marjoram, rum, or chamomile essential oil on your pillow before going to sleep
Acupressure : Use the index and ring fingers of one hand to apply pressure to the indentation on the back of the head at the base of the skull for several minutes. An alternative method is to apply pressure to the fleshy pad of skin at the base of either thumb, switching hands as you feel is needed The first one is supposed to help release fears that are keeping you awake and the second stimulates the point that is supposed to quiet the mind.
Herbal therapy: Try herbal sleep formulas, -- teas, tinctures, and capsules -- available at health food stores or online. For best results, choose one that contains hops, valerian, chamomile, oats, passionflower, and balm.
Hydrotherapy -- Cold water "treading". Fill the tub with enought water to cover your ankles and march in place for 5 seconds to 5 minutes.
Sound therapy : Listen to relaxing musive before bed.
Vitamin Therapy : Get plenty of calcium, vitamin D, and vitamin B.
2006-08-08 14:24:46
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answered by Aurora Dawn 5
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I know when people lay down and they have a TV in their room they watch it till they fall asleep. Its been proved that if you don't watch TV when you lay down you will fall asleep faster. The problem people have falling asleep is they don't turn everything off and just relax. No lights, no music, no TV. Just you and the dark. Try it it works. You'll be out in no time.
2006-08-08 16:31:02
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answered by sj830 2
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1. Try to make your day "busy", so at the end of the day you will very tired and when you find a pillow you will fall asleep soon
2. Try a relaxation before sleep : listen music, read a book
2006-08-08 14:20:12
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answered by jere & jojo 1
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your lucky you even got ambien! my doctor won't give me crap! i drink hot tea called "sleepy time" tea, i take a calcium pill before bed, i try valerium capsles (sorry i don't know the spelling) and i'll not drink caffeine after 12 noon ( i go to bed around 10) i still struggle at times but there's nothing else i can do, taking tylenol pm or something like that makes me feel like i have the worst hangover the next morning so that never works
2006-08-08 14:14:20
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answered by lulucakes32 5
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You might want to try Shaklee's natural Gentle Sleep Complex. It contains a complementary blend of herbs - valerian, chamomile, and passion flower that promotes calm and restful sleep.
Can either swallow the tablets or crush and mix as a tea.
For more info or questions, feel free to contact me.
2006-08-08 15:05:36
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answered by JustMe 6
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Try doing some tiring cardio workouts, like running a couple of miles, every evening. Also, a hot shower might help make you feel sleepier. I find that it relaxes my muscles and it's always nice to crawl under some clean sheets after showering. Hope these things help and sweet dreams!
2006-08-08 14:58:04
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answered by Magic 8 Ball 3
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hey dear, why don't you try ayurveda for this, its all herbal and safe buddy, well the best to fall asleep is -----take 1 tsp of Ashwagandha Churan with 1 cup hot milk and see the results in a week. seek free ayurvedic help from drvikramchauhan@Yahoo.com , chek www.planetayurveda.com for more info
2006-08-08 20:48:38
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answered by aarzooji a 3
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