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What are some natural remedies to cure insomnia?

Friday, October 2nd, 2009 by

-not looking to take any meds

Treatment for insomnia focuses on the reason why you don’t sleep well. If you have a medical problem, such as chronic pain, or an emotional problem, such as stress, treating that problem may help you sleep better. You may be able to sleep better by making some small changes. It may help to:

* Go to bed at the same time each night.
* Get up at the same time each day.
* Avoid caffeine or alcohol for several hours before bedtime.
* Get regular exercise. But make sure you finish the exercise at least 4 hours before you go to bed.
* Avoid daytime naps.

Some people may need medicine for a while to help them fall asleep. Doctors often prescribe medicine for a short time if other treatment isn’t working. But medicine doesn’t work as well over time as do lifestyle and behavior changes.3 Sleep medicine can also become habit-forming. Medicine works best as a short-term treatment combined with lifestyle and behavior changes.

Your doctor may also recommend counseling, which can help you learn new habits that may help you sleep better.

Talk to your doctor about your sleep problems and any other health issues you may have. This is important, because lack of sleep can lead to depression, accidents, problems at work, marital and social problems, drinking more alcohol than usual, and poor health. Treatment may help you avoid these problems and feel better.

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26 Responses to “What are some natural remedies to cure insomnia?”

  1. TB says:

    Treatment for insomnia focuses on the reason why you don’t sleep well. If you have a medical problem, such as chronic pain, or an emotional problem, such as stress, treating that problem may help you sleep better. You may be able to sleep better by making some small changes. It may help to:

    * Go to bed at the same time each night.
    * Get up at the same time each day.
    * Avoid caffeine or alcohol for several hours before bedtime.
    * Get regular exercise. But make sure you finish the exercise at least 4 hours before you go to bed.
    * Avoid daytime naps.

    Some people may need medicine for a while to help them fall asleep. Doctors often prescribe medicine for a short time if other treatment isn’t working. But medicine doesn’t work as well over time as do lifestyle and behavior changes.3 Sleep medicine can also become habit-forming. Medicine works best as a short-term treatment combined with lifestyle and behavior changes.

    Your doctor may also recommend counseling, which can help you learn new habits that may help you sleep better.

    Talk to your doctor about your sleep problems and any other health issues you may have. This is important, because lack of sleep can lead to depression, accidents, problems at work, marital and social problems, drinking more alcohol than usual, and poor health. Treatment may help you avoid these problems and feel better.
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  3. peachy girl says:

    melatonin
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