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Fordítási probléma jelentése
Your body releases chemicals upon falling asleep and waking up. It does this naturally with a body clock. So ideally keep to a sleep pattern. Go to bed at a certain time and wake up at a certain time. Depending on your age it could be between 6-8 hours as an adult and 8-10 hours as a kid/teen. A daily min of 4 hours and a max of 12 hours. It will take a week or two for the body clock to reset and adjust to your timing, but it loves a pattern it can follow. Stick to the timing at least 5 days of the 7 each week. You might stay up during the weekend, for example, but keep to it the rest of the time.
These are good and actually work:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P6zcSFA7ymo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SVQlcxiQlzI
if that don't work, i'd warm up milk on a stove, pour it in a cup when warm with a bit of honey, stir and let the milk take hold as it activates something in the brain that will let you taper off. i can't think of the action taken on the brain right now, but it should work if you are already very tired.
there are other means that can let you get some sleep including other more simple things that are a little too graphic and adult for these forums. it is just about finding a means to trigger the chemicals in the brain to let you sleep.
sort of like a warm almost ticklish sensation and just below that is a sense of dull pain? that is just muscle fatigue.
But I take medications to help me sleep so, can I take my nighttime meds and there's no way I'm staying up more than and then an hour after that.
Say I go lay down at 11:00pm. I can only fall asleep after 1 am. Then, when it's 3am, I wake up and can only fall asleep again at like 5am.
♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ sucks.
Night sweats, waking up and cant fall properly asleep anymore, RLS, and sometimes after 8 hours of "sleeping" i feel so tired i need another 3 to 4 hours and wake at noon or evening.
Last time i had proper sleep schedule was when i was 19 i think. After that it got proggressively worse. I havent had a sleep schedule for maybe 4 or 5 years now.
Only time i feel like i slept at all, is if i take 2 hours nap, though i avoid it and i tend to take 30 min semi sleeping, and get my thoughts back on track or something like that.
Just wanted to tell you, you're not alone with sleeping issues. Its funny how its one of the most important thing for everyone, yet its never a good enough excuse to skip anything, if you cant sleep...
Being little bit dehydrated and having tension in muscles affects sleep quality. Sometimes i dont know if i slep or not, even though i was at least 6 hours on bed. Then i get up only because feeling so hungry.
Melatonin- Pigmention
I don't think any of them play an integral role in the diurnal cycle unless you are talking about a very specific disorder
natural way of helping to sleep: darkened, well-ventilated room
opening salvo: eat a light meal, hydrate, wait for 2-3 hours
last resort: fap
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also, why cough syrup?
seriously, might be a good time to ring your family physician, re: cough syrup, unable to sleep