Though your lack of sleep may be making you feel like a basket case, there is hope. Sleep disturbances can be addressed, and don’t always require medication.

It is a shocking fact that 45% of children aged 11 – 17 in the USA suffer from sleep deprivation. Adults suffering from sleep disturbance symptoms make up more than all asthma sufferers and diabetics put together. Those are pretty alarming statistics. Often drugs are prescribed to alleviate the sleep disturbances, and often this is a short lived source of relief.

What can be done about sleep disturbances?

Reasons for sleep disturbances can include sleep apnea, hormone issues, certain medications, stress, sinus trouble, and a host of others. Sleep disturbances lead to sleep deprivation. Sleep deprivation is responsible for symptoms that resemble ADHD, anxiety, mood swings, depression, even obesity has been found to be related in some cases, so it may be prudent to find out what solutions are available for sleep disturbance treatment. While sleeping pills might seem the logical choice, even some doctors tend to use medications as a last resort, due to the fact that sleep medications can after a short rebound and then have the opposite effect, worsening the condition. Such things as restless legs syndrome (RLS), muscle tension, eating too late in the evening and sleep apnea are all treatable with non invasive and non harmful means. Though lack of sleep may be making one feel like a basket case, there is hope.

Call us at the number on this page to find out what alternative treatments are available to help one recover the ability to sleep without sleep disturbances, and without harmful medications. We offer tapering programs for Lorazepam withdrawal and many other drugs. We have been helping people for nearly a decade now using alternative modalities to attain better health and sustainable wellness every day, and every night. Call us today to find out more about this exciting treatment possibility.

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Nothing on this Website is intended to be taken as medical advice. The information provided on the website is intended to encourage, not replace, direct patient-health professional relationships. Always consult with your doctor before altering your medications. Adding nutritional supplements may alter the effect of medication. Any medication changes should be done only after proper evaluation and under medical supervision.