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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: RationalThought110 on February 05, 2008, 05:57:38 AM
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http://food.yahoo.com/blog/beautyeats/25009/foods-that-help-you-fall-asleep
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10 TOP SLEEP BOOSTERS
Nibble on one of these 10 high-carb calmers an hour before bedtime, and you'll be yawning in no time.
1. Half a whole-wheat English muffin or raisin bagel drizzled with honey.<----yup
2. Two cups of air-popped popcorn.<---yup
3. A small slice of angel food cake topped with berries.<---huh sugar sugar sugar :o
4. A toasted frozen whole-wheat waffle with maple syrup.<---yup
5. A half-cup of pretzels.<--- too salty
6. Fresh strawberries dunked in a little fat-free chocolate syrup.<---sounds like date food :-\
7. A half-cup of pasta topped with marinara sauce.<--- yeah lets get fat :::D
8. A 4-ounce baked potato topped with salsa.<---lol its getting worse
9. A handful of oyster crackers and a piece of fruit.<---yup
10. Canned mandarin oranges sprinkled with crystallized ginger.<---yummy
I would love to know which S.N.A.G wrote the list lol
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A nice L'chaim of scotch helps with the z's... Lagavulin, Oban, 18 year old Glenlivet, Dalwinni or Talisker O0
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A nice L'chaim of scotch helps with the z's... Lagavulin, Oban, 18 year old Glenlivet, Dalwinni or Talisker O0
In milk :P
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How about turkey with that triptopham or whatever it's called.
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How about turkey with that triptopham or whatever it's called.
HUH lol sounds interesting what ever it is.
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Rice is a great relaxer...which makes sleap better.
Basically, don't sit in front of the pc the whole day, get out there...and wake up early, and you'll be able to sleep earlier.
No Coffee!
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Rice is a great relaxer...which makes sleap better.
Basically, don't sit in front of the pc the whole day, get out there...and wake up early, and you'll be able to sleep earlier.
No Coffee!
Exactly O0
and also exercise ;)
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Arrggghhh you tooo with this no coffeee :'( :'( :'( :'(
I would die.
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you know what, today i was super man/hypocrate in regards to coffee...sigh...
I mean sure, coffee once a while...but in your case Skippy, your excused ;)
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Thank you I was going to beg you not to take my coffee away :D
(http://funny-cats.girldir.com/kittens/2007/08/funny-cats-a12.jpg)
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no no haha
In your case, it's more than appropriate O0
Do You drink that ice-coffees...the brownes or something brand?
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no no haha
In your case, it's more than appropriate O0
Do You drink that ice-coffees...the brownes or something brand?
Not iced coffee it has too much sugar, and I love my coffee hot and strong and white. Very much like my men :::D :::D :::D :::D
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when I was young, like 12 or 13, I found it almost impossible to sleep. May have been all the chemicals racing around.
A friend also found it very hard.
Energy levels are affected alot by food too though. The effect straight after a meal.
And then also, foods that break down slowly, providing energy over a long period. Vs foods that break down quickly.
It is probably not so good to look at "foods that help you sleep" as a quick fix. It may be the time or times you are eating that is causing a problem.
Nevertheless, regarding quick fixes.. it`s not food of course, but I did once use "Lavendar oil" on a tissue.
It was recommended to me by a girl that used it successfully. It worked for me too.
When I was going to bed and really did not feel tired. It did help me to get to sleep.
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As Mr. Roper use to drink ... Hot cocoa does the trick
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This is what I meant about turkey. O0
http://www.howstuffworks.com/question519.htm
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This is what I meant about turkey. O0
http://www.howstuffworks.com/question519.htm
oh lol I misunderstand you :::D :::D