Archive for the Anti Depressants-Sleeping Aid Category

WHY YOU CAN’T STAY AWAKE: OTHER TYPES OF DOES – SLEEP PARALYSIS

As we have seen, narcoleptics occasionally experience muscle paralysis associated with the onset or termination of sleep. The same problem can afflict nonnarcoleptic people as well. Patients lie unable to move any muscles, except those around the eyes. In some cases the victim suffers formication—the frightening sense that bugs are crawling over the body—or other [...]

A PRACTICAL GUIDE TO USING ST JOHN’S WORT: GETTING THE DOSE RIGHT

Since the target dosage in most of the anti-depressant studies of mild-to-moderate depression has been 900 mg of Hypericum per day, this is a reasonable dose to aim for. The Kira brand of St John’s Wort which, for reasons that I discuss later, is the one I recommend most highly, comes in only 135-mg dosage, [...]