I Cannot Fall Sleep At Night You ears lobes are the key to correct your sleep problems

If you are having trouble falling asleep at night (and instead snoozing at your desk at the office or nodding off in the car on the drive home) and you can’t stay asleep long enough to get 7-8 hours of good REM sleep – your ear lobes can provide the remedy.

REM sleep is that all important period when you have the deepest and most restful sleep of your night. If you can’t sustain sleep then turn to the proven and safe technology called CES (cranial electrotherapy stimulation) that is applied through your ear lobes to gently stimulate your biological clock to get it ticking again as it should..

For half an hour every day while relaxing watching TV or reading let the safe micro current stimulation from the hand held device that the ear clips are plugged into “reboot” your internal sleep clock, which has obviously gone totally out of whack. Do this for 2-6 weeks (depending on the severity of your problem and if you have been using sleeping pills) and soon you will fall asleep naturally as soon as your head hits the pillow and wake up with the sunshine feeling refreshed.

CES technology has an unblemished safely record for more than 50 year. In the USA, the technology was licensed more than 20 years ago by the FDA as a medical device for the treatment of insomnia, depression and anxiety. In Canada and other parts of the world it is available as a consumer sleep aid device.

 Sleeping, eating and exercise are the three most important things you can do to maintain your good health, allow you to function at peak performance during the day, help you stay focused and remain even tempered with a happy outlook. Do yourself, your career and your family a favor and correct your sleep problems before they become chronic. Learn more about this health saving technology. 

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I have been having more problems than usual in my sleep habits and it is affecting my wife now, any help?

I often awaken violently at night, typically confused about whether I am awake or dreaming. Sometimes I remember these episodes and sometimes I don’t. I have always had problems sleeping but am worried because these episodes have been happening with greater frequency. My wife says it is quite scary and is afraid I’m either going to give myself a heart attack or her. Besides the safety issue, I worry that I am causing her to have such disruptive sleep now as well. What is going on and is this something that can be treated without medication? I am a thin, active male, 34, almost 35 years old who has had various sleep problems since I was a child- insomnia and night terrors mostly.

Answer
If you have health insurance, get a complete sleep study done. These things are expensive, but well worth it because they can often pin-point the problem and provide solutions for it. I know this is kind of depressing, but perhaps if you have a spare bed in your home, you and your wife should sleep seperately for a while until it is resolved. Talk to her about it!