Tina (Croatia) on 03/16/2019
Replied By TeSa (Usa) on 03/27/2019
Replied By Tammy (Australia ) on 11/12/2019
TeSa, I have not slept for 2.5 years, except for some dozing. I experience hypnagogic hallucinations (this is what a sleep scientist calls it) - like dreams but more vivid & strange, & no REM is involved (so there's no rest or any of benefits of REM sleep). I know this b/c around the dozing and hyp. hall., I am either alert or aware orboth. I experience time passing. So if someone says they're not sleeping, I'd take them at their word. It's possible, of course, to think you're not when you are, but I think that's the case for ppl with difficulty sleeping, not total lack of sleep. It is definitely a possible situation & the effects are evident for us & others - in a different way to when we were having "just" difficulty sleeping, not complete insomnia.
Replied By Kerri (Florida) on 04/21/2019
Try baking soda in water before bedtime. Also, some nighttime teas from T J.
Replied By bbhe (Brooklyn) on 10/27/2019
Try quitting gluten. Totally cured my insomnia. Dramatically. Now if I even get secretly fed a tiny bit of gluten, I pop awake at midnight and can't get back to sleep. Good luck and God bless.
Replied By Tina (Croatia) on 12/12/2019
Doctors didn't gave me any medicines because I don't have cushing syndrome.I know that cortisol is stress hormone but I am not stressed and I have this problem for 10 years.I tried adaptogenic herbs and they didn't work.
Can someone recommend me something to lower cortisol levels.Thank you
Replied By BH (Texas) on 02/22/2020
There is a post above yours saying that Seriphos lowers cortisol. I just read it so have not tried myself yet. Will order today.
Replied By Keith (USA) on 10/12/2022
Look for Dr. Eric Berg channel at youtube. Then search his channel for Cortisol. He has many videos on lowering Cortisol.