Took my new sleeping pills last night

I was very anxious about taking them. I always am about starting something new. But I took them around 11 and I fell asleep around 1. I slept until 5 am. Big win for me.

Joel on the other hand took a pain pill and he's still asleep. We're about to wake him up for breakfast in bed!

Going to be a nice calm day.

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cuteblondegreyguy · 56-60, M

Excellent. As a 60 year old gentleman-I have-since June of 2020-when I was 55-been taking doctor prescribed Trazodone sleeping pills-150 milligrams nightly. As a result-I have received seven hours of complete, restful sleep EVERY night/morning-including Saturday evening, June 14'th/Sunday morning, June 15'th, 2025.

Iamnaked · M

The reason you cannot sleep without sleep meds is your suffocating as you sleep and your brain wakes you up to keep you alive. Sleep drugs are bad news, you may sleep but your REM sleep is off.
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Iamnaked · M

@Cigarguy101 One of the things I do every morning is 8 minutes of breath work. Gary will explain and demonstrate that. I use the 10,3,2,1 rule also.
10 hours before bed no caffine,
3 hours before bed no food,
2 hours no water/fluids,

And most Important ! ONE hour before bed no electronics or LED lighting.
To enter REM sleep your body must not be busy processing food or depleting caffine.
If you gets up to pee because you drank too late, no REM sleep for you.

The electronics and LED lights run your brain at the refresh rate, takes an hour to de program this.