Wednesday, May 16, 2007

Question #41 Insomnia

I often find I can't sleep. This has been a problem for years. What steps can one take to ensure a good night's sleep?

10 comments:

Anonymous said...

masturbate while drinking chamomile tea and counting sheep and listening to classical music.

viktor said...

what amy said.

devinv said...

lift weights before bed

mama in waiting said...

a litre or so of gin (without tonic, but with the lime) would probably do it.

the morning, well, that might not be pretty, but i guarantee you *will* fall asleep.

pete g said...

I am still suffering from the jet lag after our trip to Australia. It really sucks. What has helped so far:

*Lots of sunshine during the day
*Melatonin
*Eye mask + ear plugs
*Eating light and not eating too late in the evening

Been too tired to try this but, I bet vigorous exercise not too late in the day would help to.

ching said...

Ambien

Dirty Dan Sin said...

exercise during day...deep breathing at bedtime.

Anonymous said...

get rid of that hard-ass mattress!!!

Joe said...

You should get chronic migraines because then you can take nortriptyline every night. Not only does this lower the frequency of your migraines but also it makes you pass the hell out.

Anonymous said...

smoking weed (i heard), beating off, thinking of dream house and how you are BBQing in your bath-rope on sundays, at your pool, while your wife/girl laying on a chair close by, sippin' a drink in hot a Wicked Weasel bikini...