how do i have a sound sleep?

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   mundasukaviposted 14 years ago

   how do i have a sound sleep?
   
   i go to bed everyday at 9 pm and get up at 4 am ..
   i feel that my sleep is disturbed..
   because at about 2.30 am i am partially or 3/4 Th awake..
   
   and at 3.50 fully awake and get up 4 am..
   
   i am otherwise sound physically mentally, and i am hard worker both at my office and at home.
   i am hungry,and has a great appettirte enjoy any food always eat modarately.
   
   drink lot of water..
   
   has done sugar test ,G T T  ,its 125..
   
   can any body has any advice for me..
   
   mundasukavi

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   andreaevens20posted 14 years ago

   I used to be like this, It got to the point when i  had to do something i was miserable and so tired all the time. I have a new lease of life i could talk all day for more information http://www.swurl.cc/422/

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   smilefreelyposted 14 years ago

   There are many things that can cause it one is have you had a sleep study done?  You may find that you have sleep apnea. Another thing that may help is to listen to some soothing sounds like the ocean sounds or something that puts you in a relaxed sleep.  I know that I always drink a little bit of milk with an aspirin at night and it puts me right out.  The aspirin helps to calm your muscles and nerves.  Another way is to tighten every muscle in your toes to your foot etc until you just finely drift off.  These are things that I have experienced and have used.

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   johncheungposted 14 years ago

   you should give melatonin a try. I take it when I need a good sleep.

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   Jeryposted 14 years ago

   Cut out all stimulants, especially after say noon. Have a beer or glass of wine just before bed. As far as waking up 10 minutes before your alarm, I think that is pretty normal, I always wake up about !/2 hour before mine. I guess I can add a link, here is a page I wrote on this subject http://enaturesremedies.com/insomnia-ca … dies-cures

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   Goodpalposted 13 years ago

   The latest technological way to combat sleep disorders is to listen to brainwave entrainment audios. They will not only correct the sleep troubles but will energize you without side effects. All you need is a sound and rejuvenating sleep. You can read about this technology in this hub and make your own decision.
   
   http://hubpages.com/hub/Brain-Wave-Entr … -to-Stress
   
   You may also find this article beneficial
   http://www.goarticles.com/cgi-bin/showa.cgi?C=3120829

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   inspiredbydgposted 13 years ago

   
   
   Ambient / Binaural Beats and Sounds is an excellent source
   Discover apps on iphone for this; or ipad or android or other smartphone device.
   
   Get a cd player or music player and download some ambient / binaural beats and sounds and their are options to help sleep soundly.
   
   Other methods; meditate; yoga; reading
   
   Finding the combination of food to place one to sleep.
   
   Sometimes medication can help place one to sleep.
   
   If you want more I can research the answers for you personally.

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   puregraceposted 13 years ago

   Just before you go to sleep, read for a bit in the Bible.
   Then pray to the Lord that He would help the words become clear to you and become real to you. Ask Him to give you rest.
   Do this until He gives you rest.

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   visionandfocusposted 12 years ago

   Some of us, depending on our age, need less sleep than others. You did not mention whether this is something that's only happened recently, and also if your daytime activities are affected (i.e. you feel sleepy during the day). Sounds like you're generally healthy and just not getting the full 8 hours, but then again, not all of us need 8 hours. The important thing is, are you feeling sleepy and tired during the day?
   In any case, I have a couple of hubs that might help. Do check them out and best of luck!
   
   http://hubpages.com/hub/HowToGetAGoodNightsSleep
   http://hubpages.com/hub/Safe-and-Effect … Your-Sleep

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