Interesting info but I wish we could have followed you more like an anecdotal experience. Would’ve been very motivating to see your sleep improve over time and see effects of each supplement on your case specifically
Although I don't track it, I find getting enough potassium particularly helpful for feeling rested. I supplement 3g potassium chloride a day. However, it's extremely important to try much much lower doses to begin with, as too much potassium has been known to cause heart attacks. If however you've tried the usual recommendations for magnesium supplements, potassium is another extremely important electrolyte for sleep. It is not often talked about for some reason. Personally it saved my insomnia along with getting enough salt.
Yep! I have POTS and even though I was drinking electrolytes, I found that doubling up really made a huge difference in my overall well being. I’m working on making my own recipe but Pedialyte advanced care + is awesome and makes notable improvements on my symptoms, mood, and mental clarity. 2-3 packs a day. Yes it’s spendy af, but it’s been the most potent solution I’ve found for my POTS.
@@DanielleCrowell-hd3py Since writing this comment I've also discovered that adding a lot more carbohydrates into my diet helps too. Keto or low carb diets tend to mess up electrolyte levels, carbs make a big difference in balancing electrolytes. I can highly recommend adding more carbs.
There are some silly comments in this thread for some reason but I just want to say, thank you for sharing supplements that have helped you! I didn’t think any of these ones in relation to sleep.✨
Excellent info! Do you think Calcium Channel Blockers used for hypertension could contribute to insomnia as calcium is needed for melatonin production? Thx!!
Fyi they block specific channels in cardiac system rather than general movement and absorption of calcium. So I don't think it would but now I'm curious 🤔 will try n look up whether they impact any channels in the brain 🧠
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Anything you recommend to help with waking up after falling asleep? No matter how luch i limit my water intake or sodium or carbs, even when i go to bed with an empty bladder i STILL ALWAYS get up an hour afer falling asleep and then once i fall back asleep i eventually get up 2 more times throughout the night. Mainly during the early part, completely disrupting my deep sleep :(
How to stay asleep when you have noisy neighbours? People around me are not bothered, but Im very sensitive to sounds and it wakes me up. I moved so many times trying to find quiet environment, but something wakes me up everywhere. I even moved out of my own flat, rented it out and rented another place for me. Always looking for something quiet, but there are neighbours everywhere 😖 What do I do to desentisize my brain to sounds?
The most helpful thing for me that I've tried is some sort of earbuds that go in the ear and use active noise masking technology. Here's one from a quick Google search soundoffsleep.com/
I can't give personal recommendations but for me Glycine: www.iherb.com/pr/carlson-glycine-powder-free-form-amino-acid-3-53-oz-100-g/14817?rcode=BHF6492&
Cpap May make you feel good in the mornings but it's a Band-Aid approach. Unless you can figure out what's causing you to have the sleep apnea such as being overweight or having a bad diet you're not doing yourself too many favors long term. I personally prefer to fix root causes
Interesting info but I wish we could have followed you more like an anecdotal experience. Would’ve been very motivating to see your sleep improve over time and see effects of each supplement on your case specifically
Going to bed before 11 and reducing TV at night makes my oura ring happy
Easy peasy
Although I don't track it, I find getting enough potassium particularly helpful for feeling rested. I supplement 3g potassium chloride a day. However, it's extremely important to try much much lower doses to begin with, as too much potassium has been known to cause heart attacks. If however you've tried the usual recommendations for magnesium supplements, potassium is another extremely important electrolyte for sleep. It is not often talked about for some reason. Personally it saved my insomnia along with getting enough salt.
Can be a helpful for sure!
Yep! I have POTS and even though I was drinking electrolytes, I found that doubling up really made a huge difference in my overall well being. I’m working on making my own recipe but Pedialyte advanced care + is awesome and makes notable improvements on my symptoms, mood, and mental clarity. 2-3 packs a day. Yes it’s spendy af, but it’s been the most potent solution I’ve found for my POTS.
@@DanielleCrowell-hd3py Since writing this comment I've also discovered that adding a lot more carbohydrates into my diet helps too. Keto or low carb diets tend to mess up electrolyte levels, carbs make a big difference in balancing electrolytes. I can highly recommend adding more carbs.
Take it in the morning though. It signals the cells that it's morning. Absolutely a great supplement to carefully take! Changed my life.
There are some silly comments in this thread for some reason but I just want to say, thank you for sharing supplements that have helped you! I didn’t think any of these ones in relation to sleep.✨
What silly comments 😭
You rock! Thanks for sharing 🙏🏼🌟😎
Much appreciated 🤗
another great video, thanks! I will definitely try magnolia / relora. BTW: I got my Lief and it's a great device.
That's great to hear. Lmk how the supplements work out. Make sure to give them at least a month as some take time to build up in your system
My GP also stated that Valerian Root is very good for sleep quality. I’ve yet to try it myself
My REM sleep is around 10-15 mins every night, I think there is something wrong with my brain
thank you for sharing
Glad you liked it!
Excellent info! Do you think Calcium Channel Blockers used for hypertension could contribute to insomnia as calcium is needed for melatonin production? Thx!!
It's quite possible!
Fyi they block specific channels in cardiac system rather than general movement and absorption of calcium. So I don't think it would but now I'm curious 🤔 will try n look up whether they impact any channels in the brain 🧠
Sango Choralle is a highly bioavaiability form of magnesium and calcium in perfect balance.
Do you know the English name of this?
What is the protocol you followed? A list of disjointed supplements is a bit useless.
I would just try one at a time starting with Glycine for 1 - 2 weeks.
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❤️ Pulsetto: a highly effective vagus nerve stimulator that's already improved the sleep and increased the HRV for a large number of my viewers. Review and promo code in video description here: ua-cam.com/video/NZXiReL3sGE/v-deo.html
❤️ Lief: will continuously track your HRV and help raise it via its AI powered breath optimizer. Use it to improve your anxiety, sleep, and Vagal Tone throughout the day. See video review and get your exclusive discount code in video description: ua-cam.com/video/x5ZIZZvZe8g/v-deo.html
😴 If you have major insomnia and stress issues, a very effective wearable to consider is the Touchpoints Wearable. Review and promo code in video description here: ua-cam.com/video/HxUqhI2V8Jc/v-deo.html
Note: I may earn commissions for purchases made through these links. Thank you for supporting my work.
Anything you recommend to help with waking up after falling asleep? No matter how luch i limit my water intake or sodium or carbs, even when i go to bed with an empty bladder i STILL ALWAYS get up an hour afer falling asleep and then once i fall back asleep i eventually get up 2 more times throughout the night. Mainly during the early part, completely disrupting my deep sleep :(
Apollo neuro. ua-cam.com/video/heR7d5Nzw2s/v-deo.html Also get a CGM to see if it's being caused by blood sugar dips.
I already take niacinamide but low dose 3x day, what would be the dose for sleep and how long before bed ? Thx
How to stay asleep when you have noisy neighbours? People around me are not bothered, but Im very sensitive to sounds and it wakes me up. I moved so many times trying to find quiet environment, but something wakes me up everywhere. I even moved out of my own flat, rented it out and rented another place for me. Always looking for something quiet, but there are neighbours everywhere 😖 What do I do to desentisize my brain to sounds?
The most helpful thing for me that I've tried is some sort of earbuds that go in the ear and use active noise masking technology. Here's one from a quick Google search soundoffsleep.com/
Would you suggest that combo supplement “theanine serine” or glycine? Thanks
I can't give personal recommendations but for me Glycine: www.iherb.com/pr/carlson-glycine-powder-free-form-amino-acid-3-53-oz-100-g/14817?rcode=BHF6492&
get a cpap lol it helped me I was feeling asleep while drive on the freeway .... the cpap fix this over night well as long as i use the cpap
Cpap May make you feel good in the mornings but it's a Band-Aid approach. Unless you can figure out what's causing you to have the sleep apnea such as being overweight or having a bad diet you're not doing yourself too many favors long term. I personally prefer to fix root causes
How long did there go before you started saw any results?
Usually a few weeks per supplement
You know what you talk about
Thanks
R u here ? 🦁
Sometimes
No dosage mentioned. Useless
Dosage is provided by the manufacturer right on the supplement bottle