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SLEEP ISSUES? TRY THIS, IT'S GREAT!

I have always had issues not being able to get to sleep for hours after I get up during the night.  I decided to try Andrew Lessman's Nighttime, and it works beautifully!  I quickly fall back to sleep after getting up, and feel good in the morning, getting up earlier now that I am sleeping better.  I highly recommend this product.

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@mousiegirl Sold on HSN?

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@mousiegirl Sold on HSN?


 

 

@CareBears  HSN and Amazon.  I actually bought it on amazon because there was immediate delivery whereas at HSN, I would have had to wait weeks to receive it.  Check both for the best deal. Smiley Happy

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I practice healthy sleep habits, I don't have any sleep issues but on the rare occasion when I just cannot fall asleep or back to sleep.....I take a Benedryl.  Works like a charm.

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I practice healthy sleep habits, I don't have any sleep issues but on the rare occasion when I just cannot fall asleep or back to sleep.....I take a Benedryl.  Works like a charm.


 

 

@chrystaltree  What is a healthy sleep habit?  I am active all day, very tired when I go to bed, fall asleep, then have to get up later, go back to bed, and no sleep for hours.  There is no control over a situation like that.

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@mousiegirl, some times if I am too active, I go to sleep no problem but wake up at 1 or 2 in the morning.  When I toss and turn, I usually grab my ereader and that usually puts me to sleep.  Some times it doesn't work and if I had another solution, especially if there was no drowsiness in the morning, I'd go for it.  LM

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@Lilysmomwrote:

@mousiegirl, some times if I am too active, I go to sleep no problem but wake up at 1 or 2 in the morning.  When I toss and turn, I usually grab my ereader and that usually puts me to sleep.  Some times it doesn't work and if I had another solution, especially if there was no drowsiness in the morning, I'd go for it.  LM


 

 

@Lilysmom  The Nighttime really works. Smiley Happy

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@mousiegirlwrote:

@chrystaltreewrote:

I practice healthy sleep habits, I don't have any sleep issues but on the rare occasion when I just cannot fall asleep or back to sleep.....I take a Benedryl.  Works like a charm.


 

 

@chrystaltree  What is a healthy sleep habit?  I am active all day, very tired when I go to bed, fall asleep, then have to get up later, go back to bed, and no sleep for hours.  There is no control over a situation like that.


 

        I had sleep problems and I saw a Sleep specialist.  At the time I was only getting 5 hours of a sleep a night and I suspected that was the cause of my chronic headaches and other physical issues.  This was about 15 years ago, the doctor I saw called it a "prescription" and it worked.

 

I removed the tv from our bedroom because having a tv in the room, meant that I'd watch it before bedtime and I'd put it on when I woke up in the middle of the night.  I had to reserve the bedroom for sleep and avoid watching tv an hour before bedtime.  The "blue light" from tv screens does affects the brain which can affect sleep and also watching upsetting or exciting or violent tv can prevent sleep for hours.  

 

I was told to keep the room a little cool, not cold but cool.  Being too hot can interfere with sleep but so can cold feet, so I started sleeping with sox on.

 

Keep regular sleep hours, 7 days a week.  Get 7-8 hours (no less, no more) a night and get up and go to bed at the same time.

 

On the nights when I could not fall asleep, I was told to get up and do something soothing, like read a book or listen to music or knit or paint. Something relaxing but never stay in bed tossing and turning and trying to force sleep.  Once I was drowsy, I could go back to bed to sleep.

 

I didn't try it but  some people sleep better if they have some protein before bed.  Not a big meal but some yogurt of a piece of cheese or turkey slices. 

 

The 7-8 hours was the hardest for me, I'd always prided myself on not needing a lot of sleep.  It took practice but I get 7 hours of quality sleep every night.  It's automatic now. 

 

There were some other things that didn't apply or work for me, I don't remember what but I followed my "prescription".  Like most people, there is that occasional night, sometimes two that I can't fall asleep and I can't even get drowsy and that's when I discovered that Benedryl helps.  

 

 

 

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I have always had issues not being able to get to sleep for hours after I get up during the night.  I decided to try Andrew Lessman's Nighttime, and it works beautifully!  I quickly fall back to sleep after getting up, and feel good in the morning, getting up earlier now that I am sleeping better.  I highly recommend this product.


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When I can't get to sleep I tell Alexa to play some lullaby music. Puts me to sleep within 10 minutes.