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GIJoe6186 like boys, mainly his brother
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Grappling with my brother makes it gay, like incest, so no.
Melatonin worked for me but you get used to it real quick. I would actually try the Simply Sleep thing now that I know of it.
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I agree. I have always had trouble sleeping. I started taking OTC sleep aids, and now I think I'm addicted to them. I have to take more than the recommended dose for them to work, and constantly change between brands with different active ingredients because my body seems to become immune to them after a while. It kinda sucks. I'm usually pretty groggy all the time, but I can't fall asleep on my own.
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Before getting into OTC and pharmacological aids, have you tried not working out before bed? After years of fighting insomnia, I finally started lifting in the morning instead of evening and it made a world of difference. It was amazing how something as simple as that completely changed my life...and to think my pediatrician thought it was homosexual panic.
I occasionaly have problems with falling asleep but it usually is because I drank coffee or took a stim [lol BSG rocks] too late in the day, which I effectively treat with either a few pints of porter, a glass of Suan Zao Ren Tang, or acupuncture.
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Originally Posted by GIJoe6186
If you're not tired enough to go to sleep at the proper time the next night, maybe you should completely kill yourself in the gym one day. Get up and drag yourself out of bed for 45 minutes of cardio - interval sprints until you can't do anymore then slow it down to hit the 45 minute mark - then hit the gym around 1900 and lift for an hour and a half.
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4/23/2007 10:43pm



Style: Krav / (Kick)Boxing / BJJ--
Another thing to consider is 5-HTP. It's a supplement that promotes serotonin production, and it can induce drowsiness.
I've been trying it lately, and it's helped, along with melatonin.
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btw, if you do get melatonin, get the Biochem 3mg version. It's the only quick-release tablet guaranteed to have pure melatonin in it, as certified by consumerlab.comLast edited by Judah Maccabee; 4/23/2007 10:46pm at .
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A quick not on melatonin. If you have RLS, restless legs, that melatonin stuff will make it worse. Pretty much something older guys get 40+ years old. Also known as the "jimmy Legs". You could also try relaxation tapes. You're not going to fall right out, but it may be stress keeping you awake. Stress is cumulative, and needs to be addressed.
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