Three hundred and seventy four fluffy sheeps have jumped through a balcony and they seem to grow more fleeces in every jump. And yet, the eyes, they just won’t close. You end up staring on the dark cold ceiling, unable to enter the wonderful realm of sleep. Such is the life of people with insomnia. According to Robinson, Smith, and Segal (2015), insomnia is the incapability to acquire the total of sleep you require in order to wake up feeling well-rested and energized. In other way, insomnia is a terrible mental illness that affects the overall performance of one daily life. It will affect your life in such a miserable and negative way. You will end up feeling terrible, hungry and everyone just grate on your nerves. Thus, anyone that experiencing insomnia needs to overcome it. It makes your life better. Changing your habit, the sleeping environment, and medical treatment are the best way to overcome insomnia.
First of all, one of the main ways of overcoming insomnia is by changing your habit. There are various habits that affect the sleeping habit and so those who experience insomnia should try these ways to overcome it. One should stick to their regular sleep schedule. Find a suitable time to go to sleep and time to wake up and make it a routine. Once the body gets use to it, then you will fall asleep and
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wake up at the same time everyday without any problem. Besides, one should not take any caffeine after midday (O’Connor, 2012). The author also states that the caffeine will be gone from your system only after seven hours but 25% of it could still be there. Thus, these are few of habits that you should change if you experience insomnia. Other than that, changing the sleeping environment is one of the ways to overcome insomnia.
In order to organize your brain and body for sleep, you should try to keep your bedroom free of noise, light and warmth. This is because a bedroom which is calm, gloomy and breezy really helps for someone to fall asleep easier. One also should avoid using their smartphones or television an hour before their bedtime. This is because, according to Robinson, Smith, and Segal (2015), the light released from the screens restrains your body’s manufacture of melatonin and can severely interrupt your sleep. So, one should try to avoid these habits in order to overcome
insomnia. Last of all, one of the best ways in treating insomnia is by medical treatment. One can attempt remedies such as lemon balm and chamomile tea that are generally harmless. Plus, one can also try two supplements that are measured to be secured and efficient (Robinson, Smith & Segal, 2015). The supplements are melatonin and valerian. There is also one of other way in overcoming insomnia and that is cognitive behavioral therapy. According to Mayo Clinic Staff (2014), cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia is a planned course that helps one recognize and restore feelings and practices that cause sleep problems with habits that encourage sound sleep. Therefore, people with insomnia should try and get these medical treatments so that they can overcome it. In conclusion, there are various ways in overcoming insomnia. Whoever experiencing insomnia should really try these ways to help themselves. This is to improve your sleep quality and also make your life better. Thus, one should change their habit, the sleeping environment, and medical treatment in order to overcome insomnia.
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Having no sleep can lead to unhealthy lives, relationships, one’s ability to function and interact with the world, and an unbalanced state of body, mind, and spirit. Sleep is crucial to an individual because it is a time where the body rests and restores energy and develops important information and without sleep, the body will slowly disintegrate. Poor sleep quality often is associated with Insomnia, but the two are two different items. Poor sleep quality is where an individual does not get at least 4 hours of sleep, but is still able to sleep and does not have a normal sleeping cycle. Insomnia is classified as a sleeping disorder, where one persistently lacks the ability to sleep or maintain sleep. This paper goes into a deep discussion of what Insomnia is and the two different types, the causes of Insomnia and how it affects a person’s lifestyle, a comparison between Men and Women who have Insomnia, and possible treatments to aid this disorder.
Millions of people suffer from the same tossing and turning every which way, getting their sheets all disarranged and their insistent minds abundantly worse. Patients often proclaim indications of insomnia while sitting in the family health clinic. Insomnia traits include hindrance falling asleep, continueing to awaken, and rejuvenating before wanted. One may suffer from insomnia if one shows signs of an increased difficulty in attentiveness, decreased communal or scholastic skills, and a diminished mood or enthusiasm. (Foldvary-Schaefer 111). Countless individuals deal with insomnia for a large amount of their lives and some choose differing treatments, while some do not use any treatments at all. While never being uncommon, the amounts of causes leading to insomnia come in boundlessly; finding new studies and stories every day.
Insomnia can be linked to depression, heart failure, dramatic life events, and other medical issues. Curing these problems will help you get a better nights rest. It is really rare for someone to have insomnia and no other medical conditions. If this is the case, then curing or helping insomnia is far harder, although relaxation treatments may help.
Though there are many facets to the subject of sleep, our team has decided to focus on the vital role sleep plays in people’s lives, specifically college students, as well as the numerous methods that can be used to make sleep more effective. Research has consistently proven the importance of a regular sleep schedule. The National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute promotes this idea, and offers several tips for getting enough sleep while leading a busy life.[1] For instance, it helps to keep the same sleep schedule on weeknights and weekdays. Also, avoiding heavy exercise and artificial bright lights within an hour of going to sleep ensures a more restful sleep. This is especially true for devices like computers and cellphones, the light of which interrupts melatonin production, thus disrupting sleep. Avoiding heavy meals, alcoholic beverages, nicotine, and caffeine within a couple hours of sleeping helps prime the body for a more restful sleep, as well. In fact, the effects of caffeine can last
Being a full-time worker, parent, and student can create insomnia problems. Right now, I’m unemployed, so I’ve been having insomnia problems. School is very important to me, even though, I’m tired I try to get as much done at night while my daughter sleeps. It’s actually the best time to do homework and read. Another, sleep disorder that caught my attention was sleep apena. It’s sort of like waking up out of a nightmare and breathing heavily. However, sleep apena is when your sleep in interrupted by not being able to breathe. Have you ever experienced that
To begin, one type of insomnia is called transient insomnia. This is a type of insomnia that can last anywhere from a couple days to a week transient insomnia doesn’t usually last longer than a week. Transient insomnia can be caused by very traumatic major life events or can also be caused by a more miniscule life events. For example a major life event to cause those type of insomnia is a chronic illness. Smaller life events that can cause insomnia may include immense stress about
Second is short term insomnia less than 3 weeks caused by personal stress of an ongoing
Sleep is an essential life process that has been accredited as a crucial role on our wholesomeness and well-being as individuals for thousands of years. Our knowledge on sleep has increased tremendously over the past century thanks to advances in technology and remarkable research that has been done. A lot more information of how sleep occurs and the effects it has enough has on the body, the brain and our everyday lives is now understood. With this information another interesting topic has gained recognition, which is sleep disorders. One specific sleep disorder is insomnia.
Almost everyone seem to suffer from not being able to get enough sleep at some time in their life. If you are always tired then that means that you’re not getting enough sleep. As we all know, inadequate sleep which is referred to as insomnia. Insomnia is basically one of the many sleeping disorders that some people may have and is one of the most common sleep disorder. There are many different effects of insomnia which includes some may become less productive, less ambitious, have a poor performance at school, work, or their everyday life tasks. Insomnia is not an illness but it is a symptom which can typically last no more than maybe a few days or it could be long term for some people. Who gets insomnia? According to Bayer (2001) “Approximately 36 out of every 100 Americans have reported experiencing this symptom [insomnia]. However, only 5 out of every 100 Americans consider the problem severe enough to seek medical help” (p. 22).
Insomnia Almost everyone experiences insomnia now and then. When one believes he must be in bed by a certain time every night or that he needs a certain number of hours of sleep, it may be the very thing that is preventing him from going to sleep (Munson 21). It is unfortunately true that many people still suffer from poor sleep but do not know that there are numerous programs that can help them. Insomnia, which is due to various causes and includes a vaiety of symptoms, can be reduced or eliminated in a number of ways. Stress is one of the main causes in determining insomnia. It is a fact of every day life and can be defined as any event which causes a significant emotional response. Happy occasions such as getting married, promoted, or going on a vacation can cause stress reaction, not only because because participation in the event is occurring but also in the preparation. More obvious events that occur throughout one's life are the loss of a job, a loved one, or the need for surgery. In such major life changes, the sources of the emotional response is much more easily identified (Shapiro MacFarlane Hussain 49). There are two types of stress: bad stress or negative stress which destroys your ability to operate at capacity, mentally and physically and good stress which improves your performance (Shapiro 49-50). There are different ways to reduce stress. One should try to find a job he really enjoys. It is not the stress of work that wears one out but the stress of frustration and failure. Two big causes of stress on the job are not knowing what is expected and not having adequate facts or tools. Escaping for a while is another method to help eliminate stress. One can visit a friend, go to a movie, or shop. When he returns, he can attempt to cope with the problem. However, it does not help to keep escaping, the individual should try to cope with problems as promptly as they arise (Hauri 111). Even though it is often difficult to make changes in lifestyle, the effort is worth it. Exchanging stress for a sense of control can lift a heavy weight from one's shoulders. The more control one has over his life during the day, the more likely it is that his night time sleep will become satisfying again (Hauri 113).
Kyle, S. D., Espie, C. A., & Morgan, K. (2010). “… Not just a minor thing, it is something major, which stops you from functioning daily”: Quality of life and daytime functioning in insomnia. Behavioral Sleep Medicine, 8(3), 123-140. doi:10.1080/15402002.2010.487450
The record for the longest period without sleep is 11 days. A Californian student named Randy Gardner is the one who set this record in 1964. However, as Randy undergoes extreme sleep
Now when people go to bed they stay awake to look at their social media applications on their phones while lying in bed. This can cause sleep deprivation because you are up later reading about other people’s day. The light from the phone also causes your brain to not shut off for the night as easily. It has been suggested that exposure to bright lights at the wrong time of the day can alter circadian rhythm sleep with insomnia and excessive sleepiness (Wolniczak, Cacerer-DelAguila, Palma-Ardiles, Arroyo, Solis-Visscher, Peredes-Yairi, Mego-Antonio, Pernabe-Ortiz 3). Many hours of sleep per week are lost due to social media, which in turn also decreases productivity at