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Lost my ability to sleep and other serious issues

Sleep Health | Last Active: Aug 2 2:21pm | Replies (101)

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@kenc

Suggest dropping the alcohol. Perhaps try meditation and you may want to review your pre-bedtime habits, such as watching TV, looking at a computer screen. These actions have been known to make falling to sleep difficult. My own experience is I don't get too concern over the amount of time I sleep. For the most part, I am not always aware I have fallen asleep until I wake up. Some nights I sleep 4 or 5 hours and other nights I sleep longer. I just get up and start my day. Maybe even catch a short nap later on. In any case, my mental and physical health are just fine for person of my age. I just don't concern myself with the amount of time I am sleeping. The body usually takes care of that for me.

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Sleep hygiene is nice as a preventative measure against insomnia. With sleep pathology one needs more heavy-handed techniques - like surgery for a broken bone versus walking more deliberatively. Please see my profile indicating neurological dysfunction for many years (I am 70+). To support your POV you might want to add information to your own blank profile.