what are you taking to help
what are you taking to help
Melatonin, Valerian root
5-htp
i used to take imovane heavy duty sleeping pill, but i decided to take myself off it.
Hun do you feel any anxiety at all when you try to sleep? Just curious
ditto the abouv...tho melatonin still makes me feel a tad groggy in the mornings...valerian is the dogs gonads...its the best thing i have taken soooo far...Originally Posted by Mizfit
tho i must point out most sleep meds are pretty useless if its to counter the insomnia from tren........................
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I think I may have to try valerian root...the thing with most sleep help ie melatonin is that I go to sleep at the same time I would have anyway...except Im either super tired in the morning or cant wake up at all
actually I didnt sleep all night because I could hear my heart beatOriginally Posted by Mizfit
...I actually thought of you rofl...was gonna ask if thats ever happened to you...
rofl...If I ever take tren...I probably wont sleep for like 3months roflOriginally Posted by booz
Originally Posted by NewKid
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I'm told to clear my head in order to help me sleep. You have ADHD as well and although i would love to blame the ridalin for my sleep issues, i have had them my entire life, even when i didn't take it.
I have seen a neoroligist and gone for sleep studies and They come up inconclusive.
How long have u been like this hun
my ex used to take antripileen (wrong spelling i no) and also used Trazidone. Only problem is that you eventualy become depentant on them and if you want to stop takin gthem you can never get to sleep cos your body is so used to them.
When I cant sleep i just get out of bed and read for half an hour. I find it breaks the loop of lieing there just thinking of crap.
seriously...as long as I can remember...I come from a poor home so I was always sharing a room with one of my brothers...I remember being about 6yrs old and seeing how fast my older brother went to sleep...I remember thinking that when I get older I will be able to sleep...but then I got older and shared a room with my little brother and the roles were reversed...I remember I couldnt stop thinking about stuff...some of the stuff would really scare me and still does to this day...such as death and how it is foreverOriginally Posted by Mizfit
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Sound like anxiety hun..Originally Posted by NewKid
There is something called sleep anxiety.
during the day when people are around, this kinda stuff probably goes to the back of your mind, but when your alone at night and there isn't anyone around to talk to, it comes to the surface.
A lot of doctors will suggest going on anti-depressants. Personally i am not a fan of this diagnosis. (I ain't a doctor)
A bandaid solution - meaning something that is not permanent is to take anti anxiety meds. Clomazapam, Lorazapam and there is also a lighter one called Buspar. One down fall, these are addictive.
stay in whore thread till i fall asleep at the keyboardOriginally Posted by NewKid
or carlos e winging, that bores me to sleep
oh ya ativan too
LOL last nite i fell asleep with whitening strips in my mouth.. luckily didnt swallow them LMAO
umm i've taken melatonin before.. it helps u feel sleepy when u lay down,. but its still up to you to make it happen.... gotta shut off all the switches...
These drugs can be loosely classified into benzodiazepine (valium-like) and non-benzodiazepine categories.
Benzodiazepines: Benzodiazepines have “anxiolytic” (reduce anxiety), sedative, anticonvulsant, and muscle relaxant properties, hence have wide usage in psychiatry and medicine. These drugs largely replaced older agents like barbiturates and synthetic barbiturates for sedation and treatment of anxiety because they have better safety profiles and lower likelihood for dependence, although they are still associated with physiological dependence - (i.e. risk of significant withdrawal syndromes). As such, the use of barbiturates and synthetic barbiturates like meprobamate (Miltown) is today considered irrational and unnecessarily dangerous, hence modern clinicians simply do not prescribe such agents anymore (except in a highly unusual circumstance). There are many benzodiazepines on the market today that are distinguished by potency, ease/route of administration, and pharmacological properties (e.g. time from ingestion until effect, duration of effect, time to metabolism, presence/number of active metabolites). Differences in chemical properties of benzodiazepines coupled with aging-related bodily changes render some benzodiazepines more or less appropriate for use in the elderly. All benzodiazepines share anxiolytic and sedative properties and dose-dependent side effects such as fatigue, drowsiness, impairment of memory and recall, motor incoordination, and other cognitive changes. As noted above, although risk of development of physiological dependence is less than with barbiturates, dependence does occur. As such, discontinuation – especially with shorter-acting agents – must be cautiously conducted in order to avoid discontinuation symptoms, including seizures. Benzodiazepines are usefully prescribed either as a primary or adjunctive treatment in a variety of conditions including anxiety disorders, phobias, panic disorder, insomnia, alcohol withdrawal, and transient agitated conditions, including psychosis.
Trade Name Generic Name
Valium
Xanax
Librium
Klonopin
Tranxene
Ativan
Serax
Restoril
Dalmane
Versed
Doral
ProSom
Halcion diazepam
alprazolam
chlordiazepoxide
clonazepam
chlorazepate
lorazepam
oxazepam
temazepam
flurazepam
midazolam
quazepam
estazolam
triazolam
Non-benzodiazepine anxiolytics (anti-anxiety medication): As noted above, SSRIs and other anti-depressants have been demonstrated to be efficacious “first-line” agents for the treatment of anxiety disorders, including panic attacks and panic disorder ( SSRIs, cyclic antidepressants, MAO inhibitors, venlafaxine, and nefazodone); obsessive-compulsive disorder (SSRI, clomipramine); generalized anxiety disorder (venlafaxine); and social phobia (SSRIs, MAO inhibitors). Buspar (buspirone) is not an anti-depressant, but is a non-benzodiazepine anxiolytic with a lag time of about 5 weeks before it is effective and questionable efficacy. Side effects are limited.
Trade Name Generic Name
Buspar buspirone
Non-benzodiazepine hypnotics (sleeping pills): Zolpidem and Zaleplon are relatively new, with a quick onset of action and a short half-life (time effective in the body). They have a more favorable side effect profile than benzodiazepine hypnotics and are now often the first-line sleeping pills prescribed. An older, barbiturate-like medication with minimal abuse potential, chloral hydrate, is still prescribed by some physicians as an effective hypnotic alternative.
Trade Name Generic Name
Ambien
Sonata zolpidem
zaleplon
chloral hydrate
some people.. don't have the switch.. they need to be turned off.Originally Posted by Pooks
i generally do fine, but i get sleep anxiety quite often. it has only gotten worse with my college education coming to a close and some other issues. Ive just been taking melatonin, but if I dont get to sleep within like the first 45min of taking it I have even more issues.
aahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh Mizfit I didnt sleep all night...I cant even read the first word...haaha...I will try later![]()
When I was younger I had real trouble sleeping, I could literally go 3 or 4 nights with no sleep, what fixed it for me was simple - I got a TV in my room and would leave it on as I got my head down, usually something like repeats on the comedy channel, this is ideal as you want something that is lighthearted - no point trying to get to sleep listening to something gruesome or depressing, also there is little chance of sudden loud explosions etc, you have to find something which is not too rivetting or it may keep you awake, equally you do not want something of no interest to you as it will just annoy you as you try to drift off.
I know this seems a bit too easy but it really did work for me.
The only thing that makes me sleep throw the night. Is a good B.j before bed. I have tried every thing under the sun and nothing works quit as well.
Do you think it's something in the guy's semen that helps you nod off or the satisfaction that you got him off?Originally Posted by gsxxr
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Well the seman helps teh wife sleep. but i think it's getting off the halps me.
it's true guys do seem to fall asleep pretty quick after sex.. it means ya did a good job
Hmmm, maybe but I also fall asleep pretty quick after a hand shandyOriginally Posted by Mizfit
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I thinks its a funny site.. your done and you look over and the dumbass is already asleep..Originally Posted by NotSmall
time to bring out the camera and my lipgloss
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LMAOOriginally Posted by Mizfit
- Devious aintcha?
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It's a joke.. i wouldn't do this to him.. he would kill me.. but the idea of it makes me giggleOriginally Posted by NotSmall
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i get sleep anxiety quite often
over the counter sleep aids help me sometimes, but unless i get 8-9 hours i'm usually dragging ass the next day
one thing that sometimes works is instead of lieing in bed with your eyes closed, keep your eyes open while your mind is racing....it usually takes awhile to finally fall asleep, but in my experience it is still faster than laying there with your eyes closed
i have been diagnosed with sleep anxiety and they gave me xanax...didnt' really help much but my body never really does well with meds.
Melatonin helped a little but honestly the only way i can go to sleep is to put music on...but something you don't know the words to...I sleep to requim mass by mozart...
then again my average night of sleep is 4 -5 hours so i may not be the best source
What exactly is winging. Or do you just make up your own words.Originally Posted by spencer
Muscle Asylum Project Athlete
your teeth are effed.Originally Posted by Pooks
zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz oh shit oh i fell asleep for abit then.Originally Posted by Carlos_E
winge and ing. winging
I take 3 klonopins and 4 tylenol pm
NOOOOOOOOOOOOO just stop now...I thank everyone who has contributed to the topic...but I dont want this thread to get closed![]()
There is no such word. If you want to insult me at least get the word right. You loose the effect when spelled incorectly 3 times.Originally Posted by spencer
Muscle Asylum Project Athlete
Spelling is not his best attribute lol
valerian root. took melatonin for a while, but couldn't wake up for shlt.
i dont raelly cera.![]()
thats exactly what happened to me with mela...so Ima try the valerian...anyone got a favorite dosage?Originally Posted by derek7m
w/o seeing a doctor... the best item that's easy to get - NyQuil PM...
But you may be groggy when you wake.
i dont really care i meanOriginally Posted by spencer
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