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melatonin can calm you to the point of sleep, but it is not a sedative. excercise can reset your circadian rhythm depending on when you do it. in the morning it can provide a boost of endorphins similar to several cups of coffee... excercise later at night causes the same thing and may effect your ability to get to sleep until your endorphin rush goes away. its all in the timing.
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Cramming 3 people in a Room to Attend Show
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for the record, ive never had luck with melatonin or valerian root. just elevated liver function tests.
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Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: San Antonio del Mar, Mexico this month
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My prescription for a good night's rest:
Take two orgasms and call me in the morning. But seriously, sleep is overrated. We get by well on 5 hours a day and can still function on 3, at least for a while. I've always read before going to sleep and it's never failed to work. Also, not worrying about whether or not you can sleep makes a huge difference. |
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