Tuesday, April 27, 2010

Take the Insomnia Quiz - Are You Making The 7 Mistakes That Cause Insomnia.

Have you noticed how the more you fear insomnia, the more you dread going to bed… and the more sleep seems to elude you?

And have you noticed how the more it makes you feel anxious, depressed, and zoned out, the more you become an easy prey for stress, illness… and the more insomnia seems to become a permanent fixture in your life?

Do you fear that you won’t ever be able to enjoy a good night’s sleep, like regular people do? That things will just keep going from bad to worse?

Welcome to what I call Insomnia’s Vicious Circle Made in Hell.

I don’t know what your personal insomnia story is, but I struggled with insomnia for most of my life, and I’ve been hearing a LOT of insomnia stories.

And I'm here to tell you that you can escape from that hellish circle.

I won’t pretend to be able to solve everyone’s sleep problem — the truth is that there are many different possible reasons at the root of one’s sleeplessness. What I can say is this:
  • If you’re like the vast majority of people I’ve worked with, insomnia is NOT something you need to “learn to live with” — even if you’ve been plagued by insomnia for years and tried just about everything…
  • And I discovered (after a lot of research) that a few simple changes, along with a specific brain technology, can be all you need to restore your body’s innate ability to sleep naturally.
So… If you’re determined to get out of insomnia’s vicious circle WITHOUT SLEEPING PILLS — but don’t know what else you could possibly do (because you’ve already tried just about everything out there) — you’re at the right place…

What to do now.

At the moment of writing these words, I know of over 54,703 persons have discovered how to beat their insomnia, and there's no reason you can't too. But don’t take my word for it.

I suggest that you take two minutes to answer the quiz. It will help you get a clearer picture about the biggest mistakes you may be making right now, and right after submitting your answers you’ll get a detailed analysis along with helpful suggestions.

Take the steps to take control of your life NOW.

Don't want to fill out the simple 7 question quiz? That's fine, grab your free report or watch the video.

Monday, April 26, 2010

A Natural Remedy for Insomnia.

Difficulty in getting to sleep strikes us all at some stage in our lives, but medication is not the answer. Some people have trouble from early on in life, others slowly sink into poor habits and life choices that promote insomnia.

A good night sleep is critical to our everyday performance, whether it be at work, at home with the family, or at play with friends, flagging energy and indifference can affect many different aspects of how we live our lives.

Many resort to medication, in the form of tranquilizers, to enable them to catch an acceptable amount of sleep. This can lead to lethargy and difficulty in concentrating the following day, so we are really trading one problem for another. The more sensible approach would be to address the cause of the problem instead of treating the symptoms.

Is the problem caused by personal issues? Such emotional states can cause an imbalance in the natural body chemistry of a person and result in many issues, not the least of which is insomnia. You need to address those personal issues, whether it be a personal conflict with someone close, money trouble, general discomfort caused by another health issue, many contributing factors can combine to cause an imbalance or it could be one single problem. Either way, it needs to be addressed.

These personal issues are often put on hold for fear of upsetting a friend or family member, but this makes no sense when weighed against what you are doing to yourself by bottling the issue. Drag the problem out into the open and deal with it once and for all. A short time of discomfort, or even distress, now could save you months of poor sleep patterns and the problems that will be associated with it.

Is the problem at work? Studies show that many people have sleep related problems due to issues in the workplace. Whether you are concerned about the behavior of a colleague, or generally concerned about your own job security, these issues also need to see the light of day and be dealt with accordingly. If this means you will improve your sleep patterns, then your employer will also benefit from helping you to sort out the issue. You will be more efficient and more receptive to your colleagues after a solid night of sleep, so it is in your employers best interest to aid you in clearing up any problems at work.

Do you have other health issues? This is probably the most difficult issue but it is solvable. When it comes to sleep disorders caused by other health issues, whether directly or indirectly related to the health problem, it can sometimes be difficult to see a way to confront the problem. These sleep disorders can be triggered by so many different factors, but they can all be addressed in one way or another. With a calm and rational approach, perhaps even by writing down all your symptoms and taking a step back to view which are causes and which are effects, you will be able to decypher a strategy of treatment.

Your sleeping environment can have an adverse effect on your sleep patterns. With an atmosphere that you feel uncomfortable in, your body will formulate a response and this response will usually be to attempt to maintain a level of alertness. This reaction will obviously inhibit sleep.

As I stated earlier, many people will resort to medication in order to gain a better nights sleep, but all these products on the market today will have some sort of adverse effect on the body. These artificial methods of gaining sleep can have short term effects such as drowsiness the following day, or they can have more serious long term effects. The body has a way of coping with many issues but confusing the natural order of things with artificial substances is probably not the best approach.

The development of healthy practices such as a healthy diet, a little exercise and a relaxation method are good steps to take in addressing poor sleep habits. These practices are easily attainable and will promote a balanced system enabling the body and mind to sink into a comfortable pattern of restful sleep.

These methods, and many more, are all detailed in this Sleep Optimization Program, which is covered by a 100% money back guarantee.