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Re: Insomniacs Anonymous

Post by scherou » Fri Jan 24, 2014 12:15 pm

Muncey wrote:
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Muncey wrote:I only really sleep well when I drink a fair amount.. but not too much that I end up hungover.
alcohol is actually bad for your sleep, as much as it helps you drift off the sleep isn't as restful
Yeah I've heard that but what if you naturally have unrestful sleep? I regularly wake up numerous times throughout the night and always struggle to drift off.. maybe alcohol aided sleep isn't great quality sleep but it certainly feels better than my natural sleep lol.

nowaysj - that'd make sense, maybe I'm getting constantly stuck at the dream stage of sleep and waking up before getting to the deep stage.. hence the feeling shitty.
whatever makes you feel better man, if you can function better the next day after alcohol aided sleep then fair dos
but then again that involves drinking alcohol every night ahhaa not sure thats too good for you m9

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Re: Insomniacs Anonymous

Post by m8son666 » Fri Jan 24, 2014 12:27 pm

nah alcohols been proved to be good for you
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Re: Insomniacs Anonymous

Post by DJoe » Fri Jan 24, 2014 12:28 pm

i don't think i know many people that don't have at least a couple of pints or glasses of wine before they go to bed after work. both my parents go pub after work every day. all my work mates have a drink after everyday of work and all my student mates have a drink in the evening. the only people i really know who dont drink everyday are either heavy weed smokers or muslim.
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Re: Insomniacs Anonymous

Post by Laszlo » Fri Jan 24, 2014 12:34 pm

:lol: everyone in your life are addicts!


or muslim.

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Re: Insomniacs Anonymous

Post by DJoe » Fri Jan 24, 2014 12:36 pm

:lol:
its not really like everones addicts though its just seems pretty normal to have a drink every day to me
apart from my muslim pals of course
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Re: Insomniacs Anonymous

Post by Muncey » Fri Jan 24, 2014 12:36 pm

Scherou wrote:but then again that involves drinking alcohol every night ahhaa not sure thats too good for you m9
Yeah thats the problem.. and I couldn't afford to even if I wanted to.

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Re: Insomniacs Anonymous

Post by scherou » Fri Jan 24, 2014 1:04 pm

djredi2step wrote:i don't think i know many people that don't have at least a couple of pints or glasses of wine before they go to bed after work. both my parents go pub after work every day. all my work mates have a drink after everyday of work and all my student mates have a drink in the evening. the only people i really know who dont drink everyday are either heavy weed smokers or muslim.
im guilty of this as well, or at least most of the time, but i dont drink to help me sleep. that's the first step to dependency :lol:

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Re: Insomniacs Anonymous

Post by Nihilism » Fri Jan 24, 2014 1:09 pm

Muncey wrote:
Scherou wrote:
Muncey wrote:I only really sleep well when I drink a fair amount.. but not too much that I end up hungover.
alcohol is actually bad for your sleep, as much as it helps you drift off the sleep isn't as restful
Yeah I've heard that but what if you naturally have unrestful sleep? I regularly wake up numerous times throughout the night and always struggle to drift off.. maybe alcohol aided sleep isn't great quality sleep but it certainly feels better than my natural sleep lol.

nowaysj - that'd make sense, maybe I'm getting constantly stuck at the dream stage of sleep and waking up before getting to the deep stage.. hence the feeling shitty.
Maybe you can try do get some lucid dreams? It's scientifically proven that it's beneficial to the sleep quality.

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Re: Insomniacs Anonymous

Post by Jizz » Fri Jan 24, 2014 1:27 pm

is lucid dreaming something that can only be induced? can it never just happen out of the blue?

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Re: Insomniacs Anonymous

Post by Nihilism » Fri Jan 24, 2014 1:41 pm

JizzMan wrote:is lucid dreaming something that can only be induced? can it never just happen out of the blue?
Yeah, you have to first prepare yourself for it.

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Re: Insomniacs Anonymous

Post by mks » Fri Jan 24, 2014 5:10 pm

Nihilism wrote:Maybe you can try do get some lucid dreams? It's scientifically proven that it's beneficial to the sleep quality.
I just had another bout of insomnia two nights ago. I could never get to the dream stage, or more importantly the stage after that which is deep sleep.

I was just existing in the border regions between dreaming and being awake, fully lucid the whole time.

If anything, it shows you how much junk you have in your head that needs to be trashed.

I would rather do this through meditation of some sort rather than agonizing nights of sleeplessness.

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Re: Insomniacs Anonymous

Post by Nihilism » Fri Jan 24, 2014 5:55 pm

^meditation is also a good way to sleep better. I'm meditating once a week for my anxiety disorder and sometimes it even improves my sleep quality. But now, for some odd reason, i can't sleep normal.

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Re: Insomniacs Anonymous

Post by Molzie » Fri Jan 24, 2014 5:59 pm

does anyone here actually suffer from acute of chronic insomnia?

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Re: Insomniacs Anonymous

Post by nowaysj » Fri Jan 24, 2014 6:32 pm

Honestly think I do. I don't have the agent 47 insomnia where you get up at 4 in the afternoon. I routinely walk around with 2 hours of sleep, or am awake for days on end. Like you don't know when to eat, because you've lost the rhythm of night and day.

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Re: Insomniacs Anonymous

Post by titchbit » Fri Jan 24, 2014 6:38 pm

Yeah molz, as you've probably seen me say before, but it seems to have gotten significantly better recently. Why do you ask?

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Re: Insomniacs Anonymous

Post by Molzie » Fri Jan 24, 2014 6:57 pm

The only reason I ask is because I genuinely feel for those who do.

Reading through pages of people having trouble sleeping on the odd night almost seems like a bit of a kick in the guts to those who are living with a real problem. I've been there and it's a mental hell to get out

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Re: Insomniacs Anonymous

Post by mks » Fri Jan 24, 2014 7:06 pm

Man, I feel for those that have to deal with this on a nightly basis.

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Re: Insomniacs Anonymous

Post by TheIntrospectionist » Thu Jan 30, 2014 4:09 pm

I think my sleep is improving slightly. Now, its about time I got up and made myself some breakfast. :6:

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Re: Insomniacs Anonymous

Post by jaydot » Thu Jan 30, 2014 7:55 pm

I think I'll do an all nighter tonight, too much Pepsi.
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Re: Insomniacs Anonymous

Post by DiegoSapiens » Fri Jan 31, 2014 9:32 am

Why dont you drink TAB© like a real badman?
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