TSHP138: How to Beat Insomnia
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What’s Coming This Episode?
Nothing beats some good, solid sack time does it? For some, sleep is the easiest thing in the world – deep in sleep minutes after their heads hit the pillow. For some, however, sleep is no fun at all. Anxiety or depression during the day can lead to worse at night as they struggle for sleep – and so a vicious cycle begins. So how can we crack insomnia? Let’s find out…
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Show Notes and Links
- Sean wrote a blog post on this subject. Have a read…
- Definition and history of insomnia
- What are the symptoms of insomnia?
- How to dim your iPhone screen BIG TIME
- Some more tips to beat insomnia
- ‘How I cured my chronic insomnia‘
Resource of the Week
- Sean found a really in-depth site on Sleep Health
- Ed has been flicking through a series of great articles on sleep over at Vice
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Great listen Gents. I am really enjoying these podcasts…and yes I will leave a review on iTunes. Struggling with sleep at the moment, but wasn’t aware that there was Fatal Insomnia. Thats even more worrying. How long can this take to manifest, as you here of people who suffer Insomnia for years. Keep up the good work, and even more so…Thanks
Russ B (West Kirby)
Hi Russ
It is a very rare genetic mutation or a very rare viral infection. No need to worry
Sean