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afterhrsgurl
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Originally posted by Ania_xox
I know its hard to think of things to do at 4:00 am...
Sounds crazy but try sit ups or push ups in your room - or free weights

ummm...i dont think that's such a good idea...exercising right before bed or when tryin to fall asleep only makes things worse...exercise should be done earlier in the day
Ania_xox
The high is only temporary... for me anyway.

And yes, I recently heard that it's bad for your lungs... but pounding the sidewalk (provided that it's not icy) in sub-zero temperatures feels f*cking awesome
Always clears the nasal passage and just feels overall refreshing.
jchung52
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Originally posted by Ania_xox


There's also another option that doesn't even require moving from your bed... which I'm not going to state explicitly. lol


i have a phone. do u have a number?

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Originally posted by Spam
Jerk it, work it, and merc it, hehe.

If you decide to read, don't read anything that's exciting, as it will build your adrenaline and disrupt your sleep. Same goes for TV, I find listening to Sportsnet or The Score all night puts me out faster than anything else. If that fails, try TV Guide ;)

How many things in your room are plugged in? There's a theory that's starting to pick up that says that the energy in the room that comes from electrical things that are plugged in can screw with your subconcious blah blah blah, lots of technical words I'm too lazy to think of right now... Either way, unplug all your . I used to have 2 fish tanks, a stereo, TV, Lava Lamp, clock and multiple gaming systems all set up in my room. My sleep improved vastly once I shut down one of he tanks, and unplugged my power-bar for the TV/Stereo/Gaming Consoles. It may have been a mental thing more than any actual evidence of the phantom load theory, but it worked for me.


lol but that takes too much effort.. thats like working out.

ive pulled out my notes, sometimes helps sometimes doesnt

i live in a bachelor pad so everything is pretty confined. i dont really leave my computer on anymore and my cable box gets turned off after watching tv. ive heard that as well... plus some electronics make little buzzy noises which are annoying.

whoever's living above me have been making quite a bit of noise as of late... lots of creaking, mild television noise... but its ok, i return the favour with a steady stream of 128 bpm
Ania_xox
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Originally posted by EvilTree
There's also problem with running at night during winter. More likely you'll slip on black ice and hurt yourself.


hahaha good call (I guess my initial answer wasn't specific to the winter season)
It doesn't even need to be night - as I learned around 2:00 today.
In thread bitching about snow, you can find a detailed description of the triple axle I did on a nasty patch of ice. :toocool:
EvilTree
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Originally posted by Ania_xox
And yes, I recently heard that it's bad for your lungs... but pounding the sidewalk (provided that it's not icy) in sub-zero temperatures feels f*cking awesome
Always clears the nasal passage and just feels overall refreshing.

Eh. It's that fear of slipping keeps me from pounding the pavement as hard as i can, thus I don't feel like I'm getting maximum workout for the run.

I suppose I can invest in some winter running shoes but I can't be arsed :p
Binder_Dundat
I wouldn't recommend strenuous exercise if you're trying to sleep cause it'll get your heart rate going and will keep you up instead. I take a couple gravols if I need to get up early and can't sleep. They're for motion sickness but they're good as sleep aids too. Just don't take too many cause you can hallucinate of them s.
TheVrk
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Originally posted by TheVrk
Drink a glass of red wine...always makes u sleepy


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Originally posted by zokissima
I typically get out of bed, glass of red wine, or something like that, and just lie back down. It usually does it


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Originally posted by Mikey N
hey majstore. are you my brother or something? cause i swear we think alike.

couldnt agree more, red wine does the trick


Ahhh the people from the Balkans think so much alike:clown:
afterhrsgurl
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Originally posted by TheVrk
Ahhh the people from the Balkans think so much alike:clown:

haha...i'm from the Balkans and i actually hate wine :D

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Originally posted by Spam
Eat a healthy serving of turkey a couple hours before bed-time. It's been a while since I've done the research, but turkey either has melatonin in it, or it has something in it that causes your body to start producing melatonin, which is the chemical that makes you sleepy.

actually recent research has found that turkey does not contain quite enough of the chemical to make you sleepy
ÖZmözis
I punch myself in the forehead repeditively until I pass out...
afterhrsgurl
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Originally posted by ÖZmözis
I punch myself in the forehead repeditively until I pass out...

freak :toothless

Djsketchbag
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Originally posted by ?Zm?zis
I punch myself in the forehead repeditively until I pass out...


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Originally posted by CAKE
Justin plug your nose and hold your breath till everything gets dark.
ÖZmözis
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Originally posted by afterhrsgurl
freak :toothless


I read somewhere that girls love Freaks! :D Chiccka Chiccka YEah!
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