having trouble falling asleep...

skim milk

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Apr 8, 2003
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how do i fix this problem?

even when I'm really tired I can't fall into a deep sleep
i only fall into really light sleep.. this has been happening the past two days

help
 

PricklyPete

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Sep 17, 2002
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I know this may not be an option... but have sex. I'm not kidding...this always works for me. The only times I ever have trouble sleeping is when I have stress. A quick romp or two with my girlfriend before bed always takes care of the problem.
 

KarenMarie

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Sep 20, 2003
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most of the things that have been mentioned here (besides sex ;) ) have alcohol or some other undesired medicine in it. Try some melatonin. It is what your brain produces to tell your body that it is sleep time. You can buy it in any drug store, wal-mart or supermarket. I get my from GNC cause even thought there stuff is more expensive, it is higher grade than anywhere else.

:)
 

lokiju

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May 29, 2003
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Stop jerking it right before going to bed, your getting your heart rate up real high then trying to go to sleep....


I know how you feel man I do it myself from time to time.
 

jdini76

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Originally posted by: blazert40
Stop jerking it right before going to bed, your getting your heart rate up real high then trying to go to sleep....


I know how you feel man I do it myself from time to time.

If this is true, then why do men have the reputation of falling asleep right after sex? If you ask me, I would say he's not jerking it right before, and should be!
 

kenshorin

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Drink some beers a couple hours before sleepy time. Not only will it improve the quality of life for those couple hours, you'll be out like a light after! :D
 

kenshorin

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Originally posted by: jdini76

If this is true, then why do men have the reputation of falling asleep right after sex?

Because they don't wanna hear the bitch talking no more. Got what he needed now she should shut up. ;)
 

anxman69

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I used to have terrible insomnia -- I'd often have trouble sleeping everynight, and it would take me 3-4 hours to fall asleep even when very tired. I have been able to nearly solve the insomnia fully. There are a few things I've done:

a) Exercise! I can't tell you how important this is, if I go more than 2 days w/out exercising, I'll have sleeping problems again.

b) No caffeine. No coffee, no tea, no soda, limit your chocolate as well. At first, you may find yourself withdrawing from it, or sleepy, but your body compensates for it.

c) Don't take naps. They goof up your circadian rythms.

Beyond that, get yourself on a regular sleeping pattern, and maybe consider meditation to reduce stress (although exercise is effectively proven to be the best stress reliever).

Good luck to you.

-Ankur
 

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