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My magic pill? SLEEP! by Rob Whitehead Patient Expert

Posted Thu 23 Apr 2009 5:26pm -- but you may not take enough of it? Sometimes you may take it during the day but you probably take too much of it. This magic "pill" does exist.It is called, sleep. Hu?Getting proper...In 2005 I did a sleep study and discovered that I had been training, racing and living with sleep-apnea. This has given me a great deal of drive to try and break some new Read on »

Sleep Apnea & Sleeping Pills: Only For Short Term Relief by Lucy J. Patient Expert

Posted Sun 30 Nov 2008 10:01am pills. However, one problem that persons can also suffer from is sleep apnea and if you are considering sleep apnea and sleeping pills, then you should be advised against taking sleeping pills for your sleep apnea problem because sleep apnea is caused by constriction of the air passage or because of delays in the brain informing the body to breathe which may Read on »

Sleep Apnea & Sleeping Pills Aren’t A Long Term Combination by Healthy Living .. Patient Expert

Posted Tue 11 Nov 2008 1:29am by Rudy Watkins Not getting enough sleep can be a problem and there are several solutions including sleeping pills. People who suffer from sleep apnea should be advised against taking sleeping pills if they have a problem sleeping. Sleep apnea is caused by constriction of the air passage or from delays in the brain letting the body know to breathe Read on »

Sleeping Pills Can Cause Sleep Driving by Robin P. Patient Expert

Posted Wed 22 Oct 2008 4:37pm

1 Comment While reading National Geographic I came across an ad for a prescription sleeping pill. The ad says "Good night" meet "Good morning." Then one and a half pages..." can be dangerous. Can be dangerous, well you think? Healthy (drug-free) sleep aids are available. Too bad more people on prescription sleeping pills don't know about Read on »

Side Effects and Potential Dangers of Sleeping Pills by Snoozester .. Patient Expert

Posted Wed 05 Mar 2008 10:42am By Vishal P. Rao The popular trend is to take sleeping pills whenever people feel that their sleep had been inadequate. That is why sleeping pills have become so common. People don’t pay attention to the dangers of sleeping pills especially the ones associated with chronic insomnia. The dangers of sleeping pills range from mild Read on »

The Truth About Sleeping Pills, Herbs, and Natural Remedies by Dr. Steven P. Medical Doctor

Posted Fri 03 Jul 2009 2:45pm response from people whenever they can’t fall asleep is to take a sleeping pill. Unfortunately, this is not the best solution for most people. In Search of the Best Sleep Remedy Prescriptions for sleeping pills are at record volumes (56 million in 2008). In times of either emotional or financial stress, symptoms of insomnia rise, and so do prescriptions Read on »

Sleeping Pill Use Grows as Economy Keeps Us Up At Night by Andrea Patient Expert

Posted Wed 10 Jun 2009 6:45pm The LA Times recently posted an article about the increased use of sleeping pills, at least in part blamed on how the bad economy is affecting us emotionally. Read about it here! Read on »

Can Zanaflex be used as a sleeping pill? by ilovemybirds Posted Mon 09 Feb 2009 7:54pm My brother is taking Zanaflex and he said it made him sleep like a baby. I was wanting to know if Zanaflex can be used as a sleping piil. Can it? Read on »

my sleeping pill --- ambien by car Posted Wed 27 Jan 2010 10:11am

1 Comment i have been having insomnia lately. since i bought ambien from www.medsheaven.com, i have been sleeping well at night. its really effective. car Read on »

Can Taking Sleeping Pills Increase Your Chance of Dying? by Dr. Steven P. Medical Doctor

Posted Sun 24 May 2009 11:16pm A landmark study from Sweden revealed that taking sleeping pills long term is associated with a significantly increased chance of dying. In men, it was 4.5x higher... reasons for dying, regular sleeping pill use in men was a risk factor for cardiac death, cancer death, suicide death, and death from "all remaining causes." In women it was a risk Read on »