

(And he rarely had caffeine back ten.) He is an adult now and drinks coffee daily but it has been years since he slept walked. One of my sons slept walked for the first time when he had a soda with caffeine that day. I have noticed a correlation between caffeine and sleepwalking. When we had a little one (4 or so) that was a sleep walker, we had an extra high lock on the door for fear he would try and go outside in the middle of the night and we wouldn't know it. It is stressful and I too worry when they are away from home! I have had several sleepwalking children. Anyway, I hope this might help someone else with extreme difficulties waking up like a normal person! (FYI, The product I was initially looking at was a natural sunscreen with bentonite clay in it, which also felt really good for my skin).
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The lady at the shop told me that it was mainly for heavy metal detox, and for the full detox effects, it should be taken at a dose of 1T in 1/3 C of water per evening for about 2-3 months - so I will listen to my body and slowly up the dosage over that time. I was sleepy when I awoke, but I felt refreshed and easily felt ready to get up!! I have tried different therapies, but nothing had been able to help me wake up comfortably like the clay is continuing to do I have now been taking it for a week. It was a sudden and significant difference. Not only did it immediately feel physically, internally good (as if my body cells were being lightened, and perhaps helping with the sluggishness from the candida), but I found that for the first time in about 10 years I was able to wake up the next morning with ease. Recently I was drawn to bentonite clay I saw at a local natural cosmetics shop, and took 1 tsp in a 1/3 glass of water before bedtime, an hour after eating. I don't know if I have low blood pressure, but I feel this waking problem was related to the depression/candida/anxiety. I had to be REALLY careful that I woke up very gently and VERY slowly, was not disturbed by any noises at the crucial time - I would typically have to plan about an hour and a half to wake up, with much coaxing and help from my partner, if I had an appointment I needed to get to. If I tried to wake up any earlier (and I mean even 15 minutes) than my body dictated, I would be exhausted and unable to think, and like a zombie for the whole remaining day.

I had found that eye masks and ear plugs helped me to have unbroken sleep, however bed/wake-up times were still volatile, and also I found that I could not wake up relatively easily like a normal person. I have tried lots of remedies over the years for depression/candida/anxiety-related insomnia. Posted by Lightawake (Auckland, New Zealand) on It is used to help calm a racing mind and worried thoughts. Some studies suggest valerian may be useful for insomnia and other sleep disorders. It has quite a strong odor that many find offensive. Valerian, a tall flowering grassland plant is a perennial plant native to Europe and Asia and naturalized in North America. These herbs are natural and offer safe treatment for various sleeping issues and the associated symptoms. Valerian, Passion Flower, Chamomile and Hops offer treatment to improve the quality of sleep. Treating Sleep Disorders with HerbsĪ number of herbal supplements have also been proven effective for treating sleep problems.

These remedies seek to address the underlying cause of the sleep disorder. One of the most popular homeopathic remedies for sleep is Coffea. Sleep disorders can be treated using a wide range of homeopathic remedies depending on the presenting symptoms. Common sleep problems include insomnia, sleep apnea, sleep deprivation, and restless legs syndrome. This includes the inability to fall asleep, get back to sleep if you wake up, or frequently waking up during the night. What is a Sleep Disorder?Ī sleep disorder is defined as a disturbance of a sleep pattern.

Herbal remedies like chamomile and hops, or supplements like magnesium, work to calm the mind and induce sleep. Sleep disorder treatments range from homeopathic and herbal therapies to supplements and home remedies.
