Finding Relief for Insomnia
Finding Relief for Insomnia – Stress and Anxiety As we said before, everybody suffers from stress and anxiety at some point in their lives, whether it comes from finances, relationships or wherever. It’s how you handle this stress that is the biggest factor.
If you suffer from long term stress, then it may come from past issues that you’ve encountered, but haven’t been able to release or resolve. Resolving these issues can have a huge impact on your sleeping habits.
Take a good hard look at what is causing the stress in your life and start to take steps to alleviate that stress. Doing this can pay huge dividends to you in the sleep department.
If your stress is financial, as it is for many, put in some extra work toward getting your finances straightened out. Seek a credit counselor or whatever you may feel you need to do in order to get that area of your life straightened out.
No matter what it is, you’ve got to take proactive steps toward getting the stress off of your mind and finding better ways to deal with your stress in the future.
Talk to friends and family about the problem. They have the ability to look at things from the outside and see problems or causes that you might not be able to pick up on.
It’s often hard to see our own behaviors objectively…especially when we’re deprived of sleep. If you’re not comfortable talking to those close to you, then you can seek counseling for a period of time. These people are trained to help you manage your stress and deal with it more constructively.
Stress, as it turns out, is one of the most common insomnia triggers and it really can wreak havoc on your entire life. Do yourself a favor and do some serious thinking and research on stress and anxiety and see if you can come up with what’s bothering you.
Insomnia, like most disorders, is typically an indication that your body is out of balance. This is the fundamental truth behind most conditions such as insomnia. If you can figure out what areas of your life and health are out of balance, then you’ll be on the road to getting that fixed.
Temperature and Lighting
This one is pretty self-explanatory. There are many factors in this section that can inhibit your ability to get a good night’s sleep.
For example, if your partner wants to watch TV when you’re ready to go to sleep, this can keep you from being able to get any rest. Ask them to go to another room to watch TV, or go to another room yourself to sleep.
Lighting is a funny thing with regards to insomnia. Some people do well with a small amount of light in the room while others need it to be pitch black in the room. This is going to be something that you have to try out a few different ways to see what works best for you.
A large majority of insomniacs who were interviewed discovered that they couldn’t sleep in a room that was too hot. A way to prevent this is to turn the thermostat down a little bit before you go to bed. If you have to throw an extra blanket on your bed it’s better than not being able to sleep.
Age
Age is one of the causes of insomnia as well. As you get older, your body chemistry changes and some of the things that you need to sleep well aren’t produced as much as they were when you were younger.
Understanding some of this is one of the keys to being able to get the rest you need.
One of the ingredients to sleep is melatonin. Melatonin gears your body up for sleep and you start to produce more of it later at night. The older we get, the less our bodies are able to produce melatonin. This can be solved by taking melatonin supplements.
As with any new treatment, you need to consult with your physician before you start to take supplements and they can instruct you on dosage and frequency.
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