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Sleeping problems
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TSHysteridull
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Jun 14 2016, 11:17 AM, updated 10y ago
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So I'm recovering from depression and anxiety. Not on medication anymore. So far, I feel my brains are less foggy than before but I still have bad sleeping problems. My sleep isn't restful at all, I have very very vivid dreams and end up waking up super tired even with 8 hours of sleep. I have classes from 8am to 6pm and I can't afford to miss class or feel exhausted. I've missed my 8am classes due to horrible sleep and not being able to wake up even with 6 alarms.
Not sure how to fix this, I don't think melatonin is available in malaysia. Can anyone recommend a 'sleep doctor' or anything in KL?
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TSHysteridull
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Jun 14 2016, 11:32 AM
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QUOTE(demolationz @ Jun 14 2016, 11:23 AM) Well, you can try Arcalion. which contain Sulbutiamine. Isn't Arcalion something some college students used to take? It's a nootropic or something, right? Have you tried it before? I saw this on iherb http://my.iherb.com/product-reviews/Natrol...blets/8738/?p=1 and am tempted to buy it, but still I'd like to see if anyone has tried this (or any other melatonin supplement) before.
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TSHysteridull
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Jun 14 2016, 11:34 AM
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QUOTE(hawkl @ Jun 14 2016, 11:30 AM) R u a muslim? if not u can try go the temple for meditation class.... tht make u slp better. If yes, then u can try a simple way. Drink a cup of warm drinks like milk or milo. tht make u sleep better Actually, I do meditate.  My anti-depressants last time made me feel very suicidal and so I started meditation out of someone's recommendation. I can positively say that meditation helped me more than medication. However, the sleeping problem is still there.
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