killallhippies
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fuck that shit.
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Skip the chamomile, you want valerian tea.
I'm a lousy sleeper. It's like telling people you're having a baby: everyone's got advice.trying to. instead i'm just drinking blandness.
Skip the chamomile, you want valerian tea.
I'm a lousy sleeper. It's like telling people you're having a baby: everyone's got advice.
So of course I do too. Only three things ever work for me:
1) Drugs: if you're getting to the point where being spooked about not sleeping is what's keeping you from sleeping, they're the only thing that breaks the streak. "Last night"'s dose makes me tired the next night too. I hate the way they make me feel, personally, so could never get hooked. More than once a month or two is pushing it for me. But they help "reset."
2) Excercise
3) Reading instead of (not after) computer or movie. For as long as it takes for your eyes to give out and shut (since the alternative is being up anyway). This one works best with 1 and 2.
Doctors say CBT and sleep hygiene stuff is the best long-term solution. Maybe, but when I can't sleep, I want it TONIGHT. I don't care about next year.
Ask someone to hit you in the back of the head with a brick.
drugs would be nice, but all i have is benadryl. i think i've worked up a resistance. i have no idea if that's possible, but it definitive doesn't seem to work on me anymore.
personally, i've discovered that a simple shower can work wonders most of the time. i have no idea why, but on nights when i take a shower before going to bed i usually tend to go to sleep with much greater ease then the nights that i skip it for whatever reason.
Showers usually wake me up.
Benadryl usually works for me, but when it doesn't, it has the opposite effect. Also, it tends to give me a bit of a hangover.
Right, Benedryl is a different effect. One option for tonight would be to try a different antihistimine. Even for allergies, they apparently lose effectiveness over time unless you switch it up.drugs would be nice, but all i have is benadryl. i think i've worked up a resistance. i have no idea if that's possible, but it definitive doesn't seem to work on me anymore.
personally, i've discovered that a simple shower can work wonders most of the time. i have no idea why, but on nights when i take a shower before going to bed i usually tend to go to sleep with much greater ease then the nights that i skip it for whatever reason.
drugs would be nice, but all i have is benadryl. i think i've worked up a resistance. i have no idea if that's possible, but it definitive doesn't seem to work on me anymore.
personally, i've discovered that a simple shower can work wonders most of the time. i have no idea why, but on nights when i take a shower before going to bed i usually tend to go to sleep with much greater ease then the nights that i skip it for whatever reason.
Ask someone to hit you in the back of the head with a brick.
Yes, you can get it in grocery and health food stores. It does work, but you have to be sure you're lying in bed, prepared for sleep. The effect is fast-acting and not very long-lived.anyone know how easy it is to get that valerian stuff? i mean can you just get it at a grocery store, is it with the tea, et cetera? my curiosity is peaked even if it does taste like ass.
Traditional Medicinals has a mighty night tea that has Valerian, hops, and my personal favorite passion flower. Try it. It works.