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2012年8月30日 星期四

Natural Sleep Aids Are Alternate Remedies for Sleep Deprivation Symptoms


Natural sleep aids are lots of and could be useful for individuals who can?t sleep. Sleep is incredibly vital for maintaining a healthy lifestyle and sleep deprivation disorder can have an effect on health and well being. Sleep deprivation makes 1 irritable, emotional and not happy to be around. Disorders vary and range in severity from mild to really serious. It is for that reason essential to get tested in the event you experience sleeplessness that you can't explain. Some disorders need medications; however some men and women prefer natural sleep aids for their sleep deprivation symptoms.

Some of these natural sleep aids consist of diet and nutrition, herbs and supplements. Other natural sleep aids are exercise, meditation, or behavioral methods are useful in alleviating symptoms of sleep disorders.

Healthy eating is vital in maintaining very good health, optimal energy and hopefully a restful sleep. A well balanced diet consisting of fruits, vegetables, fish, diary products are beneficial. Serotonin, a chemical that is derived mostly from tryptophan an amino acidn inside the body acts as a natural sedative in the body. Foods that are rich in tryptophan will for that reason maintain the body calm and relaxed. Some foods that are rich in tryptophan consist of chicken, turkey, cheese, cottage cheese, fish, milk, nuts, avocados and bananas.

Other natural sleep aids are health supplements and herbs accessible from your local health store. It's crucial to know what a specific product does and what the advantages are and how it can assist you. One example is how people today who suffer from restless leg syndrome disorder, an iron and folic acid defieciency find some relief with iron supplements.

Other natural sleep aids products to contemplate are chamomile tea and lemon balm, which can relax the body and promote sleep.

Chemically treated or processed foods are to be avoided by any health conscious person but specifically in case you suffer from sleep disorders. Limit your intake of sugar and caffeine and drink a lot of water. A correct snack just before going to bed can increase your serotonin levels and aid you sleep.

A daily routine of exercise and relaxation strategies not only decrease tension and muscle tension but also calm the mind. Some of these techniques include mind exercise, muscle relaxation, breathing exercises, yoga, meditation and visualization before bed time.

Some individuals prefer sensory methods such as hydrotherapy and aroma therapy to lessen the symptoms of sleep disorders. Hydrotherapy means water therapy and involves relaxing in an Epsom salt bathwater, or a lymph stimulating foot bath.

Aromatherapy is the use of essential oils within the bath, massage or as room spray and inhalant. This produces a calming effect and relaxation.

Other useful methods involve journaling - keeping a record of all the day's activities, what went well, what didn't and giving thanks to all.

Experiment with any of the above or a mixture of techniques to figure out what your specific sleep disorder responds to.

Even though you may well locate these natural sleep aids strategies useful, you need to not replace the standard techniques recommended by your therapist. It will also be advisable to inform your doctor or therapist about any of these natural sleep aids or alternative techniques you use.




Esther Ofori's background is in the health sciences. She has been involved in Internet Marketing for a few years now and her main interest is in helping people improve their health. There are millions of people around the world who lie awake night after night unable to sleep. She has been working in this area to find out some of the causes for these sleep disorder symptoms. To find out more about why you can't sleep and the effects of sleep deprivation, visit: http://www.SleepingInToday.com





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2012年8月29日 星期三

Free Yourself From Caffeine Intoxication Symptoms


If there's one thing in this world that most people can rely on during the times when they need to be hyped-up for work or even just to add coziness to casual conversations...it's caffeine. A very sought after substance that it increasingly makes one dependent on it without the person noticing it. Some people do notice it but who cares anyway? It is neither drug nor alcohol, two of the substances where "dependence" is not something good to hear.

However, like what is being said in general, anything in excess is bad. Even if caffeine is a universally proven safe food/ beverage substance, it doesn't mean that it does not have intoxication symptoms. If taken in large amounts on a regular basis, a person may already experience the following symptoms: nervousness, restlessness, excitement, insomnia, rambling flow of thought and speech, gastrointestinal upset, tremors, tachycardia, diuresis, muscle twitching, periods of inexhaustibility, and psychomotor agitation. Some even report symptoms of fever, irritability, tremors, sensory disturbances, tachypnea, and headaches.

On the otherhand, some people who abuse caffeine may also experience caffeine tolerance symptoms. When we talk about tolerance, it simply means that people experience decreased responsiveness to the substance, such that one may probably manage to sleep even right after drinking a cup of brewed coffee at night.

If you are one of those people who can relate to the symptoms mentioned, then you may want to think twice the next time you grab another cup of coffee. There are also some who is advised to stay away from caffeine containing foods and beverages as they either have generalized anxiety disorder, panic disorder, primary insomnia, gastroesophageal reflux disease, urinary incontinence or cardiovascular disease.

When you want to stop or you need to stop, how should you then say bye-bye to caffeine? Ofcourse it has to start with a firm personal decision that you really want to stop, not just because your doctor told you so or not just because your mom says so. It has to come from a realization that it is already too much and it is causing bad effects on your body.

Going about it is not as simple as throwing out all the coffee sachets or jars and staying away from the coffee shelves in groceries. Just like in the case of alcohols and drugs, if stopping is not done properly or if withdrawn abruptly, it causes some withdrawal symptoms like diffuse, throbbing and sometimes severe headache which develops gradually. There may also be fatigue, sluggishness, sleepiness and drowsiness. Along with this is the impairment in psychomotor, vigilance and cognitive performances. Also affected is one's motivation to work. On the emotional aspect, these people may experience irritability, anxiety and depression. There are also some who experience flu-like symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, muscle aches, stiffness, hot / cold spells, heavy feelings in arms or legs.)

This was observed in people who immediately abstained from a dose as low as 100 mg/day (one 6 oz. cup of brewed coffee or two to three 12 oz. servings of caffeinated soft-drink.) Even among those who stopped a regular once-a-day consumption of caffeine (e.g. daily consumption of a single cup of coffee), symptoms of withdrawal were seen. Some people though denied having experienced withdrawal though because unknowingly, they still consume small amounts of caffeine by consuming other caffeine containing foods (chocolate, chocolate containing products, softdrinks, tea, etc.)

To prevent withdrawal symptoms, experts say that caffeine intake should be tapered off slowly. If you are a coffee fan, it is just as simple as decreasing the proportion of your caffeinated drink versus the decaffeinated. You may start by using 3/4 regular coffee to 1/4 decaf, then the caffeinated portion should be slowly decreased and the decaffeinated portion is increased. The same technique can be done with tea and sodas.

So the next time you decide to quit, take it easy...do it gradually.




Gerrard Mackenzie is a contributor at Supercharge Your Sleep. He has taught thousands of the stressed-out, tired and overworked how to overcome their sleeping difficulties, get a better night's rest and have more energy. You can find out more about him at http://www.superchargeyoursleep.com.





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2012年8月18日 星期六

Hyper-Caffeinated Symptoms


Caffeine has been taking the world by storm. It has been taking over the lives of many people in almost any setting as it is being taken in everyday by many people unintentionally and intentionally because of the known perks that it offer.

Pharmacology described caffeine as "the most widely used psychoactive drug in the world." Coffee break has been a culture in almost all offices. Even students partner with caffeine during their zombie nights of studying. Fast food beverages mostly contain caffeine. Chocolates and chocolate containing products, one of the most classic sweet cravings also has it.

It is actually a naturally occurring substance found in the leaves, seeds or fruits of more than 60 plants, coffee and cocoa beans, kola nuts and tea leaves, to name a few. It usually comes in beverages taken in to perk up ones day as it is technically classified as a central nervous system stimulant. Effects can be felt as quickly as 15 minutes after ingestion. It remains in ones body for several hours. After 6 hours, half of the ingested amount is eliminated.

Effects vary depending on the amount consumed throughout the day. Desirable effects can be enjoyed if caffeine is consumed in moderation. Positive mood effects include increased well-being, happiness, energetic arousal, alertness, and sociability, but if taken in large doses (200 mg or greater), initial effects would be anxiety, nervousness, and jitteriness.

Because of its wide range of effects, people should know how to draw the line between what is OK and what is too much as there is such a thing as psychiatric conditions associated with caffeine: caffeine intoxication, caffeine withdrawal, caffeine dependence, caffeine-induced sleep disorder, and caffeine-induced anxiety disorder.

Caffeine intoxication is the group of symptoms that arise in response to increased consumption of caffeine. Aside from anxiety and nervousness, a person can also feel extreme excitement, insomnia, rambling flow of thought and speech, gastrointestinal upset, tremors, tachycardia, diuresis, muscle twitching, periods of inexhaustibility, and psychomotor agitation. In addition, there have been reports of patients with caffeine intoxication having fever, irritability, tremors, sensory disturbances, tachypnea, and headaches. Experts say that these common manifestations are being experienced when more than 500mg is consumed.

These symptoms however, would vary from person to person. It is also affected by individual sensitivity and tolerance. For instance, a person with low sensitivity and high tolerance may need higher doses before intoxication symptoms can be experienced.

There are also some conditions which may be caffeine induced: the caffeine induced sleep disorder and anxiety disorder. Studies have shown that increased anxiety ratings and panic attack episodes usually happen at 200 mg consumption or more in the general population. Individuals who already have panic and anxiety disorders are even more sensitive to the effects of caffeine.

It has also been long established that caffeine has a significant effect on sleep. It can delay the onset of sleep, reduce total sleep time, alter normal stages of sleep, and decrease overall quality of sleep. Studies show that these effects are not only exerted by caffeine taken in before bedtime. Caffeine taken in anytime throughout the day or even during the morning can still counter attack your sleep.

On the other hand, there is what we call caffeine tolerance. Tolerance in general, when we talk about substance use, refers the decrease in responsiveness of a person to a drug after repeated drug exposure. Daily high doses of caffeine (750 to 1200 mg/day spread throughout the day) can produce complete tolerance. At relatively lower dietary doses, incomplete tolerance may be produced, where there is only disruption in sleep.

So when drinking anything with caffeine, just remember to not abuse it because it has the potential to abuse your body as well.




Gerrard Mackenzie is a contributor at Supercharge Your Sleep. He has taught thousands of the stressed-out, tired and overworked how to overcome their sleeping difficulties, get a better night's rest and have more energy. You can find out more about him at http://www.superchargeyoursleep.com





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2012年7月6日 星期五

Free Yourself From Caffeine Intoxication Symptoms


If there's one thing in this world that most people can rely on during the times when they need to be hyped-up for work or even just to add coziness to casual conversations...it's caffeine. A very sought after substance that it increasingly makes one dependent on it without the person noticing it. Some people do notice it but who cares anyway? It is neither drug nor alcohol, two of the substances where "dependence" is not something good to hear.

However, like what is being said in general, anything in excess is bad. Even if caffeine is a universally proven safe food/ beverage substance, it doesn't mean that it does not have intoxication symptoms. If taken in large amounts on a regular basis, a person may already experience the following symptoms: nervousness, restlessness, excitement, insomnia, rambling flow of thought and speech, gastrointestinal upset, tremors, tachycardia, diuresis, muscle twitching, periods of inexhaustibility, and psychomotor agitation. Some even report symptoms of fever, irritability, tremors, sensory disturbances, tachypnea, and headaches.

On the otherhand, some people who abuse caffeine may also experience caffeine tolerance symptoms. When we talk about tolerance, it simply means that people experience decreased responsiveness to the substance, such that one may probably manage to sleep even right after drinking a cup of brewed coffee at night.

If you are one of those people who can relate to the symptoms mentioned, then you may want to think twice the next time you grab another cup of coffee. There are also some who is advised to stay away from caffeine containing foods and beverages as they either have generalized anxiety disorder, panic disorder, primary insomnia, gastroesophageal reflux disease, urinary incontinence or cardiovascular disease.

When you want to stop or you need to stop, how should you then say bye-bye to caffeine? Ofcourse it has to start with a firm personal decision that you really want to stop, not just because your doctor told you so or not just because your mom says so. It has to come from a realization that it is already too much and it is causing bad effects on your body.

Going about it is not as simple as throwing out all the coffee sachets or jars and staying away from the coffee shelves in groceries. Just like in the case of alcohols and drugs, if stopping is not done properly or if withdrawn abruptly, it causes some withdrawal symptoms like diffuse, throbbing and sometimes severe headache which develops gradually. There may also be fatigue, sluggishness, sleepiness and drowsiness. Along with this is the impairment in psychomotor, vigilance and cognitive performances. Also affected is one's motivation to work. On the emotional aspect, these people may experience irritability, anxiety and depression. There are also some who experience flu-like symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, muscle aches, stiffness, hot / cold spells, heavy feelings in arms or legs.)

This was observed in people who immediately abstained from a dose as low as 100 mg/day (one 6 oz. cup of brewed coffee or two to three 12 oz. servings of caffeinated soft-drink.) Even among those who stopped a regular once-a-day consumption of caffeine (e.g. daily consumption of a single cup of coffee), symptoms of withdrawal were seen. Some people though denied having experienced withdrawal though because unknowingly, they still consume small amounts of caffeine by consuming other caffeine containing foods (chocolate, chocolate containing products, softdrinks, tea, etc.)

To prevent withdrawal symptoms, experts say that caffeine intake should be tapered off slowly. If you are a coffee fan, it is just as simple as decreasing the proportion of your caffeinated drink versus the decaffeinated. You may start by using 3/4 regular coffee to 1/4 decaf, then the caffeinated portion should be slowly decreased and the decaffeinated portion is increased. The same technique can be done with tea and sodas.

So the next time you decide to quit, take it easy...do it gradually.




Gerrard Mackenzie is a contributor at Supercharge Your Sleep. He has taught thousands of the stressed-out, tired and overworked how to overcome their sleeping difficulties, get a better night's rest and have more energy. You can find out more about him at http://www.superchargeyoursleep.com.





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2012年6月28日 星期四

Hyper-Caffeinated Symptoms


Caffeine has been taking the world by storm. It has been taking over the lives of many people in almost any setting as it is being taken in everyday by many people unintentionally and intentionally because of the known perks that it offer.

Pharmacology described caffeine as "the most widely used psychoactive drug in the world." Coffee break has been a culture in almost all offices. Even students partner with caffeine during their zombie nights of studying. Fast food beverages mostly contain caffeine. Chocolates and chocolate containing products, one of the most classic sweet cravings also has it.

It is actually a naturally occurring substance found in the leaves, seeds or fruits of more than 60 plants, coffee and cocoa beans, kola nuts and tea leaves, to name a few. It usually comes in beverages taken in to perk up ones day as it is technically classified as a central nervous system stimulant. Effects can be felt as quickly as 15 minutes after ingestion. It remains in ones body for several hours. After 6 hours, half of the ingested amount is eliminated.

Effects vary depending on the amount consumed throughout the day. Desirable effects can be enjoyed if caffeine is consumed in moderation. Positive mood effects include increased well-being, happiness, energetic arousal, alertness, and sociability, but if taken in large doses (200 mg or greater), initial effects would be anxiety, nervousness, and jitteriness.

Because of its wide range of effects, people should know how to draw the line between what is ok and what is too much as there is such a thing as psychiatric conditions associated with caffeine: caffeine intoxication, caffeine withdrawal, caffeine dependence, caffeine-induced sleep disorder, and caffeine-induced anxiety disorder.

Caffeine intoxication is the group of symptoms that arise in response to increased consumption of caffeine. Aside from anxiety and nervousness, a person can also feel extreme excitement, insomnia, rambling flow of thought and speech, gastrointestinal upset, tremors, tachycardia, diuresis, muscle twitching, periods of inexhaustibility, and psychomotor agitation. In addition, there have been reports of patients with caffeine intoxication having fever, irritability, tremors, sensory disturbances, tachypnea, and headaches. Experts say that these common manifestations are being experienced when more than 500mg is consumed.

These symptoms however, would vary from person to person. It is also affected by individual sensitivity and tolerance. For instance, a person with low sensitivity and high tolerance may need higher doses before intoxication symptoms can be experienced.

There are also some conditions which may be caffeine induced: the caffeine induced sleep disorder and anxiety disorder. Studies have shown that increased anxiety ratings and panic attack episodes usually happen at 200 mg consumption or more in the general population. Individuals who already have panic and anxiety disorders are even more sensitive to the effects of caffeine.

It has also been long established that caffeine has a significant effect on sleep. It can delay the onset of sleep, reduce total sleep time, alter normal stages of sleep, and decrease overall quality of sleep. Studies show that these effects are not only exerted by caffeine taken in before bedtime. Caffeine taken in anytime throughout the day or even during the morning can still counter attack your sleep.

On the other hand, there is what we call caffeine tolerance. Tolerance in general, when we talk about substance use, refers the decrease in responsiveness of a person to a drug after repeated drug exposure. Daily high doses of caffeine (750 to 1200 mg/day spread throughout the day) can produce complete tolerance. At relatively lower dietary doses, incomplete tolerance may be produced, where there is only disruption in sleep.

So when drinking anything with caffeine, just remember to not abuse it because it has the potential to abuse your body as well.




Gerrard Mackenzie is a contributor at Supercharge Your Sleep. He has taught thousands of the stressed-out, tired and overworked how to overcome their sleeping difficulties, get a better night's rest and have more energy. You can find out more about him at http://www.superchargeyoursleep.com





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2012年6月23日 星期六

Natural Sleep Aids Are Alternate Remedies for Sleep Deprivation Symptoms


Natural sleep aids are lots of and could be useful for individuals who can?t sleep. Sleep is incredibly vital for maintaining a healthy lifestyle and sleep deprivation disorder can have an effect on health and well being. Sleep deprivation makes 1 irritable, emotional and not happy to be around. Disorders vary and range in severity from mild to really serious. It is for that reason essential to get tested in the event you experience sleeplessness that you can't explain. Some disorders need medications; however some men and women prefer natural sleep aids for their sleep deprivation symptoms.

Some of these natural sleep aids consist of diet and nutrition, herbs and supplements. Other natural sleep aids are exercise, meditation, or behavioral methods are useful in alleviating symptoms of sleep disorders.

Healthy eating is vital in maintaining very good health, optimal energy and hopefully a restful sleep. A well balanced diet consisting of fruits, vegetables, fish, diary products are beneficial. Serotonin, a chemical that is derived mostly from tryptophan an amino acidn inside the body acts as a natural sedative in the body. Foods that are rich in tryptophan will for that reason maintain the body calm and relaxed. Some foods that are rich in tryptophan consist of chicken, turkey, cheese, cottage cheese, fish, milk, nuts, avocados and bananas.

Other natural sleep aids are health supplements and herbs accessible from your local health store. It's crucial to know what a specific product does and what the advantages are and how it can assist you. One example is how people today who suffer from restless leg syndrome disorder, an iron and folic acid defieciency find some relief with iron supplements.

Other natural sleep aids products to contemplate are chamomile tea and lemon balm, which can relax the body and promote sleep.

Chemically treated or processed foods are to be avoided by any health conscious person but specifically in case you suffer from sleep disorders. Limit your intake of sugar and caffeine and drink a lot of water. A correct snack just before going to bed can increase your serotonin levels and aid you sleep.

A daily routine of exercise and relaxation strategies not only decrease tension and muscle tension but also calm the mind. Some of these techniques include mind exercise, muscle relaxation, breathing exercises, yoga, meditation and visualization before bed time.

Some individuals prefer sensory methods such as hydrotherapy and aroma therapy to lessen the symptoms of sleep disorders. Hydrotherapy means water therapy and involves relaxing in an Epsom salt bathwater, or a lymph stimulating foot bath.

Aromatherapy is the use of essential oils within the bath, massage or as room spray and inhalant. This produces a calming effect and relaxation.

Other useful methods involve journaling - keeping a record of all the day's activities, what went well, what didn't and giving thanks to all.

Experiment with any of the above or a mixture of techniques to figure out what your specific sleep disorder responds to.

Even though you may well locate these natural sleep aids strategies useful, you need to not replace the standard techniques recommended by your therapist. It will also be advisable to inform your doctor or therapist about any of these natural sleep aids or alternative techniques you use.




Esther Ofori's background is in the health sciences. She has been involved in Internet Marketing for a few years now and her main interest is in helping people improve their health. There are millions of people around the world who lie awake night after night unable to sleep. She has been working in this area to find out some of the causes for these sleep disorder symptoms. To find out more about why you can't sleep and the effects of sleep deprivation, visit: http://www.SleepingInToday.com





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2012年6月4日 星期一

Hyper-Caffeinated Symptoms


Caffeine has been taking the world by storm. It has been taking over the lives of many people in almost any setting as it is being taken in everyday by many people unintentionally and intentionally because of the known perks that it offer.

Pharmacology described caffeine as "the most widely used psychoactive drug in the world." Coffee break has been a culture in almost all offices. Even students partner with caffeine during their zombie nights of studying. Fast food beverages mostly contain caffeine. Chocolates and chocolate containing products, one of the most classic sweet cravings also has it.

It is actually a naturally occurring substance found in the leaves, seeds or fruits of more than 60 plants, coffee and cocoa beans, kola nuts and tea leaves, to name a few. It usually comes in beverages taken in to perk up ones day as it is technically classified as a central nervous system stimulant. Effects can be felt as quickly as 15 minutes after ingestion. It remains in ones body for several hours. After 6 hours, half of the ingested amount is eliminated.

Effects vary depending on the amount consumed throughout the day. Desirable effects can be enjoyed if caffeine is consumed in moderation. Positive mood effects include increased well-being, happiness, energetic arousal, alertness, and sociability, but if taken in large doses (200 mg or greater), initial effects would be anxiety, nervousness, and jitteriness.

Because of its wide range of effects, people should know how to draw the line between what is ok and what is too much as there is such a thing as psychiatric conditions associated with caffeine: caffeine intoxication, caffeine withdrawal, caffeine dependence, caffeine-induced sleep disorder, and caffeine-induced anxiety disorder.

Caffeine intoxication is the group of symptoms that arise in response to increased consumption of caffeine. Aside from anxiety and nervousness, a person can also feel extreme excitement, insomnia, rambling flow of thought and speech, gastrointestinal upset, tremors, tachycardia, diuresis, muscle twitching, periods of inexhaustibility, and psychomotor agitation. In addition, there have been reports of patients with caffeine intoxication having fever, irritability, tremors, sensory disturbances, tachypnea, and headaches. Experts say that these common manifestations are being experienced when more than 500mg is consumed.

These symptoms however, would vary from person to person. It is also affected by individual sensitivity and tolerance. For instance, a person with low sensitivity and high tolerance may need higher doses before intoxication symptoms can be experienced.

There are also some conditions which may be caffeine induced: the caffeine induced sleep disorder and anxiety disorder. Studies have shown that increased anxiety ratings and panic attack episodes usually happen at 200 mg consumption or more in the general population. Individuals who already have panic and anxiety disorders are even more sensitive to the effects of caffeine.

It has also been long established that caffeine has a significant effect on sleep. It can delay the onset of sleep, reduce total sleep time, alter normal stages of sleep, and decrease overall quality of sleep. Studies show that these effects are not only exerted by caffeine taken in before bedtime. Caffeine taken in anytime throughout the day or even during the morning can still counter attack your sleep.

On the other hand, there is what we call caffeine tolerance. Tolerance in general, when we talk about substance use, refers the decrease in responsiveness of a person to a drug after repeated drug exposure. Daily high doses of caffeine (750 to 1200 mg/day spread throughout the day) can produce complete tolerance. At relatively lower dietary doses, incomplete tolerance may be produced, where there is only disruption in sleep.

So when drinking anything with caffeine, just remember to not abuse it because it has the potential to abuse your body as well.




Gerrard Mackenzie is a contributor at Supercharge Your Sleep. He has taught thousands of the stressed-out, tired and overworked how to overcome their sleeping difficulties, get a better night's rest and have more energy. You can find out more about him at http://www.superchargeyoursleep.com





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2012年6月3日 星期日

Free Yourself From Caffeine Intoxication Symptoms


If there's one thing in this world that most people can rely on during the times when they need to be hyped-up for work or even just to add coziness to casual conversations...it's caffeine. A very sought after substance that it increasingly makes one dependent on it without the person noticing it. Some people do notice it but who cares anyway? It is neither drug nor alcohol, two of the substances where "dependence" is not something good to hear.

However, like what is being said in general, anything in excess is bad. Even if caffeine is a universally proven safe food/ beverage substance, it doesn't mean that it does not have intoxication symptoms. If taken in large amounts on a regular basis, a person may already experience the following symptoms: nervousness, restlessness, excitement, insomnia, rambling flow of thought and speech, gastrointestinal upset, tremors, tachycardia, diuresis, muscle twitching, periods of inexhaustibility, and psychomotor agitation. Some even report symptoms of fever, irritability, tremors, sensory disturbances, tachypnea, and headaches.

On the otherhand, some people who abuse caffeine may also experience caffeine tolerance symptoms. When we talk about tolerance, it simply means that people experience decreased responsiveness to the substance, such that one may probably manage to sleep even right after drinking a cup of brewed coffee at night.

If you are one of those people who can relate to the symptoms mentioned, then you may want to think twice the next time you grab another cup of coffee. There are also some who is advised to stay away from caffeine containing foods and beverages as they either have generalized anxiety disorder, panic disorder, primary insomnia, gastroesophageal reflux disease, urinary incontinence or cardiovascular disease.

When you want to stop or you need to stop, how should you then say bye-bye to caffeine? Ofcourse it has to start with a firm personal decision that you really want to stop, not just because your doctor told you so or not just because your mom says so. It has to come from a realization that it is already too much and it is causing bad effects on your body.

Going about it is not as simple as throwing out all the coffee sachets or jars and staying away from the coffee shelves in groceries. Just like in the case of alcohols and drugs, if stopping is not done properly or if withdrawn abruptly, it causes some withdrawal symptoms like diffuse, throbbing and sometimes severe headache which develops gradually. There may also be fatigue, sluggishness, sleepiness and drowsiness. Along with this is the impairment in psychomotor, vigilance and cognitive performances. Also affected is one's motivation to work. On the emotional aspect, these people may experience irritability, anxiety and depression. There are also some who experience flu-like symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, muscle aches, stiffness, hot / cold spells, heavy feelings in arms or legs.)

This was observed in people who immediately abstained from a dose as low as 100 mg/day (one 6 oz. cup of brewed coffee or two to three 12 oz. servings of caffeinated soft-drink.) Even among those who stopped a regular once-a-day consumption of caffeine (e.g. daily consumption of a single cup of coffee), symptoms of withdrawal were seen. Some people though denied having experienced withdrawal though because unknowingly, they still consume small amounts of caffeine by consuming other caffeine containing foods (chocolate, chocolate containing products, softdrinks, tea, etc.)

To prevent withdrawal symptoms, experts say that caffeine intake should be tapered off slowly. If you are a coffee fan, it is just as simple as decreasing the proportion of your caffeinated drink versus the decaffeinated. You may start by using 3/4 regular coffee to 1/4 decaf, then the caffeinated portion should be slowly decreased and the decaffeinated portion is increased. The same technique can be done with tea and sodas.

So the next time you decide to quit, take it easy...do it gradually.




Gerrard Mackenzie is a contributor at Supercharge Your Sleep. He has taught thousands of the stressed-out, tired and overworked how to overcome their sleeping difficulties, get a better night's rest and have more energy. You can find out more about him at http://www.superchargeyoursleep.com.





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2012年5月23日 星期三

Natural Sleep Aids Are Alternate Remedies for Sleep Deprivation Symptoms


Natural sleep aids are lots of and could be useful for individuals who can?t sleep. Sleep is incredibly vital for maintaining a healthy lifestyle and sleep deprivation disorder can have an effect on health and well being. Sleep deprivation makes 1 irritable, emotional and not happy to be around. Disorders vary and range in severity from mild to really serious. It is for that reason essential to get tested in the event you experience sleeplessness that you can't explain. Some disorders need medications; however some men and women prefer natural sleep aids for their sleep deprivation symptoms.

Some of these natural sleep aids consist of diet and nutrition, herbs and supplements. Other natural sleep aids are exercise, meditation, or behavioral methods are useful in alleviating symptoms of sleep disorders.

Healthy eating is vital in maintaining very good health, optimal energy and hopefully a restful sleep. A well balanced diet consisting of fruits, vegetables, fish, diary products are beneficial. Serotonin, a chemical that is derived mostly from tryptophan an amino acidn inside the body acts as a natural sedative in the body. Foods that are rich in tryptophan will for that reason maintain the body calm and relaxed. Some foods that are rich in tryptophan consist of chicken, turkey, cheese, cottage cheese, fish, milk, nuts, avocados and bananas.

Other natural sleep aids are health supplements and herbs accessible from your local health store. It's crucial to know what a specific product does and what the advantages are and how it can assist you. One example is how people today who suffer from restless leg syndrome disorder, an iron and folic acid defieciency find some relief with iron supplements.

Other natural sleep aids products to contemplate are chamomile tea and lemon balm, which can relax the body and promote sleep.

Chemically treated or processed foods are to be avoided by any health conscious person but specifically in case you suffer from sleep disorders. Limit your intake of sugar and caffeine and drink a lot of water. A correct snack just before going to bed can increase your serotonin levels and aid you sleep.

A daily routine of exercise and relaxation strategies not only decrease tension and muscle tension but also calm the mind. Some of these techniques include mind exercise, muscle relaxation, breathing exercises, yoga, meditation and visualization before bed time.

Some individuals prefer sensory methods such as hydrotherapy and aroma therapy to lessen the symptoms of sleep disorders. Hydrotherapy means water therapy and involves relaxing in an Epsom salt bathwater, or a lymph stimulating foot bath.

Aromatherapy is the use of essential oils within the bath, massage or as room spray and inhalant. This produces a calming effect and relaxation.

Other useful methods involve journaling - keeping a record of all the day's activities, what went well, what didn't and giving thanks to all.

Experiment with any of the above or a mixture of techniques to figure out what your specific sleep disorder responds to.

Even though you may well locate these natural sleep aids strategies useful, you need to not replace the standard techniques recommended by your therapist. It will also be advisable to inform your doctor or therapist about any of these natural sleep aids or alternative techniques you use.




Esther Ofori's background is in the health sciences. She has been involved in Internet Marketing for a few years now and her main interest is in helping people improve their health. There are millions of people around the world who lie awake night after night unable to sleep. She has been working in this area to find out some of the causes for these sleep disorder symptoms. To find out more about why you can't sleep and the effects of sleep deprivation, visit: http://www.SleepingInToday.com





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2012年5月14日 星期一

Asperger's Syndrome - Understanding the Symptoms and Causes of Asperger's


Asperger's Syndrome (AS) is a neurological disorder named after Hans Asperger, a Viennese pediatrician who in 1944 first explained a reason for patterned normal intelligent but inefficient social behavior visible in some of his male patients. Asperger syndrome is typified by obsessions, odd speech patterns, poor social interactions, poor coordination and other peculiar mannerisms. Children with Asperger Syndrome have limited facial expressions and difficulty distinguishing body language. They are also found to engage in obsessive routines and on occasion may also show an unusual sensitivity to sensory stimuli. Often they find themselves bothered by things that no one else notices.

Asperger had noted that despite normal intelligence and language development the boys were unable to communicate effectively, may have problems with their attention span and organization or exhibit behaviors, which may be seen by others as eccentric or odd. Adults who have AS may also experience trouble signifying empathy for others as well as the characteristics listed above. AS continues for a lifetime, but early intervention services are helpful and may reduce symptoms over time.

The onset of diagnosis of AS is recognized later than what is typical in autism. Most are diagnosed around the ages of 5 and 9. Some of the symptoms of AS are hard to distinguish from other behavioral troubles, so the best idea is to have a doctor or health professional evaluate the symptoms. Since AS is difficult to diagnose, some patients may be diagnosed with ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder) before a more precise diagnosis of AS can be made later on.

Investigations as to what causes Asperger Syndrome continues. Many investigators believe that the onset of AS may have many causes. Some have found some hereditary components while further research indicated that there might be an association with other mental health disorders such as depression and bipolar disorder. Some are investigating if any environmental factors that might play a role in the condition. With that said, research shows that AS is not caused by emotional deprivation or the upbringing of a person. AS is a neurological disorder, not a result of bad parenting.

No typical prescribed treatment regimen. Involving all the child's caregivers in the treatment of a child is beneficial. Many people can provide support as well as treatment. No cure for AS is available. The condition does not have to avert anyone from succeeding both academically and socially. Many researchers, as well as people living with AS, believe that Asperger's Syndrome is simply a difference and not a disability. However, many people lead full and happy lives, which is made possible by appropriate education, resources and support.




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2011年12月2日 星期五

Hyper-Caffeinated Symptoms


Caffeine has been taking the world by storm. It has been taking over the lives of many people in almost any setting as it is being taken in everyday by many people unintentionally and intentionally because of the known perks that it offer.

Pharmacology described caffeine as "the most widely used psychoactive drug in the world." Coffee break has been a culture in almost all offices. Even students partner with caffeine during their zombie nights of studying. Fast food beverages mostly contain caffeine. Chocolates and chocolate containing products, one of the most classic sweet cravings also has it.

It is actually a naturally occurring substance found in the leaves, seeds or fruits of more than 60 plants, coffee and cocoa beans, kola nuts and tea leaves, to name a few. It usually comes in beverages taken in to perk up ones day as it is technically classified as a central nervous system stimulant. Effects can be felt as quickly as 15 minutes after ingestion. It remains in ones body for several hours. After 6 hours, half of the ingested amount is eliminated.

Effects vary depending on the amount consumed throughout the day. Desirable effects can be enjoyed if caffeine is consumed in moderation. Positive mood effects include increased well-being, happiness, energetic arousal, alertness, and sociability, but if taken in large doses (200 mg or greater), initial effects would be anxiety, nervousness, and jitteriness.

Because of its wide range of effects, people should know how to draw the line between what is ok and what is too much as there is such a thing as psychiatric conditions associated with caffeine: caffeine intoxication, caffeine withdrawal, caffeine dependence, caffeine-induced sleep disorder, and caffeine-induced anxiety disorder.

Caffeine intoxication is the group of symptoms that arise in response to increased consumption of caffeine. Aside from anxiety and nervousness, a person can also feel extreme excitement, insomnia, rambling flow of thought and speech, gastrointestinal upset, tremors, tachycardia, diuresis, muscle twitching, periods of inexhaustibility, and psychomotor agitation. In addition, there have been reports of patients with caffeine intoxication having fever, irritability, tremors, sensory disturbances, tachypnea, and headaches. Experts say that these common manifestations are being experienced when more than 500mg is consumed.

These symptoms however, would vary from person to person. It is also affected by individual sensitivity and tolerance. For instance, a person with low sensitivity and high tolerance may need higher doses before intoxication symptoms can be experienced.

There are also some conditions which may be caffeine induced: the caffeine induced sleep disorder and anxiety disorder. Studies have shown that increased anxiety ratings and panic attack episodes usually happen at 200 mg consumption or more in the general population. Individuals who already have panic and anxiety disorders are even more sensitive to the effects of caffeine.

It has also been long established that caffeine has a significant effect on sleep. It can delay the onset of sleep, reduce total sleep time, alter normal stages of sleep, and decrease overall quality of sleep. Studies show that these effects are not only exerted by caffeine taken in before bedtime. Caffeine taken in anytime throughout the day or even during the morning can still counter attack your sleep.

On the other hand, there is what we call caffeine tolerance. Tolerance in general, when we talk about substance use, refers the decrease in responsiveness of a person to a drug after repeated drug exposure. Daily high doses of caffeine (750 to 1200 mg/day spread throughout the day) can produce complete tolerance. At relatively lower dietary doses, incomplete tolerance may be produced, where there is only disruption in sleep.

So when drinking anything with caffeine, just remember to not abuse it because it has the potential to abuse your body as well.




Gerrard Mackenzie is a contributor at Supercharge Your Sleep. He has taught thousands of the stressed-out, tired and overworked how to overcome their sleeping difficulties, get a better night's rest and have more energy. You can find out more about him at http://www.superchargeyoursleep.com





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2011年11月24日 星期四

Free Yourself From Caffeine Intoxication Symptoms


If there's one thing in this world that most people can rely on during the times when they need to be hyped-up for work or even just to add coziness to casual conversations...it's caffeine. A very sought after substance that it increasingly makes one dependent on it without the person noticing it. Some people do notice it but who cares anyway? It is neither drug nor alcohol, two of the substances where "dependence" is not something good to hear.

However, like what is being said in general, anything in excess is bad. Even if caffeine is a universally proven safe food/ beverage substance, it doesn't mean that it does not have intoxication symptoms. If taken in large amounts on a regular basis, a person may already experience the following symptoms: nervousness, restlessness, excitement, insomnia, rambling flow of thought and speech, gastrointestinal upset, tremors, tachycardia, diuresis, muscle twitching, periods of inexhaustibility, and psychomotor agitation. Some even report symptoms of fever, irritability, tremors, sensory disturbances, tachypnea, and headaches.

On the otherhand, some people who abuse caffeine may also experience caffeine tolerance symptoms. When we talk about tolerance, it simply means that people experience decreased responsiveness to the substance, such that one may probably manage to sleep even right after drinking a cup of brewed coffee at night.

If you are one of those people who can relate to the symptoms mentioned, then you may want to think twice the next time you grab another cup of coffee. There are also some who is advised to stay away from caffeine containing foods and beverages as they either have generalized anxiety disorder, panic disorder, primary insomnia, gastroesophageal reflux disease, urinary incontinence or cardiovascular disease.

When you want to stop or you need to stop, how should you then say bye-bye to caffeine? Ofcourse it has to start with a firm personal decision that you really want to stop, not just because your doctor told you so or not just because your mom says so. It has to come from a realization that it is already too much and it is causing bad effects on your body.

Going about it is not as simple as throwing out all the coffee sachets or jars and staying away from the coffee shelves in groceries. Just like in the case of alcohols and drugs, if stopping is not done properly or if withdrawn abruptly, it causes some withdrawal symptoms like diffuse, throbbing and sometimes severe headache which develops gradually. There may also be fatigue, sluggishness, sleepiness and drowsiness. Along with this is the impairment in psychomotor, vigilance and cognitive performances. Also affected is one's motivation to work. On the emotional aspect, these people may experience irritability, anxiety and depression. There are also some who experience flu-like symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, muscle aches, stiffness, hot / cold spells, heavy feelings in arms or legs.)

This was observed in people who immediately abstained from a dose as low as 100 mg/day (one 6 oz. cup of brewed coffee or two to three 12 oz. servings of caffeinated soft-drink.) Even among those who stopped a regular once-a-day consumption of caffeine (e.g. daily consumption of a single cup of coffee), symptoms of withdrawal were seen. Some people though denied having experienced withdrawal though because unknowingly, they still consume small amounts of caffeine by consuming other caffeine containing foods (chocolate, chocolate containing products, softdrinks, tea, etc.)

To prevent withdrawal symptoms, experts say that caffeine intake should be tapered off slowly. If you are a coffee fan, it is just as simple as decreasing the proportion of your caffeinated drink versus the decaffeinated. You may start by using 3/4 regular coffee to 1/4 decaf, then the caffeinated portion should be slowly decreased and the decaffeinated portion is increased. The same technique can be done with tea and sodas.

So the next time you decide to quit, take it easy...do it gradually.




Gerrard Mackenzie is a contributor at Supercharge Your Sleep. He has taught thousands of the stressed-out, tired and overworked how to overcome their sleeping difficulties, get a better night's rest and have more energy. You can find out more about him at http://www.superchargeyoursleep.com.





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Natural Sleep Aids Are Alternate Remedies for Sleep Deprivation Symptoms


Natural sleep aids are lots of and could be useful for individuals who can?t sleep. Sleep is incredibly vital for maintaining a healthy lifestyle and sleep deprivation disorder can have an effect on health and well being. Sleep deprivation makes 1 irritable, emotional and not happy to be around. Disorders vary and range in severity from mild to really serious. It is for that reason essential to get tested in the event you experience sleeplessness that you can't explain. Some disorders need medications; however some men and women prefer natural sleep aids for their sleep deprivation symptoms.

Some of these natural sleep aids consist of diet and nutrition, herbs and supplements. Other natural sleep aids are exercise, meditation, or behavioral methods are useful in alleviating symptoms of sleep disorders.

Healthy eating is vital in maintaining very good health, optimal energy and hopefully a restful sleep. A well balanced diet consisting of fruits, vegetables, fish, diary products are beneficial. Serotonin, a chemical that is derived mostly from tryptophan an amino acidn inside the body acts as a natural sedative in the body. Foods that are rich in tryptophan will for that reason maintain the body calm and relaxed. Some foods that are rich in tryptophan consist of chicken, turkey, cheese, cottage cheese, fish, milk, nuts, avocados and bananas.

Other natural sleep aids are health supplements and herbs accessible from your local health store. It's crucial to know what a specific product does and what the advantages are and how it can assist you. One example is how people today who suffer from restless leg syndrome disorder, an iron and folic acid defieciency find some relief with iron supplements.

Other natural sleep aids products to contemplate are chamomile tea and lemon balm, which can relax the body and promote sleep.

Chemically treated or processed foods are to be avoided by any health concious person but specifically in case you suffer from sleep disorders. Limit your intake of sugar and caffeine and drink a lot of water. A correct snack just before going to bed can increase your serotonin levels and aid you sleep.

A daily routine of exercise and relaxation strategies not only decrease tension and muscle tension but also calm the mind. Some of these techniques include mind exercise, muscle relaxation, breathing exercises, yoga, meditation and visualization before bed time.

Some individuals prefer sensory methods such as hydrotherapy and aroma therapy to lessen the symptoms of sleep disorders. Hydrotherapy means water therapy and involves relaxing in an Epsom salt bathwater, or a lymph stimulating foot bath.

Aromatherapy is the use of essential oils within the bath, massage or as room spray and inhalant. This produces a calming effect and relaxation.

Other useful methods involve journaling - keeping a record of all the day's activities, what went well, what didn't and giving thanks to all.

Experiment with any of the above or a mixture of techniques to figure out what your specific sleep disorder responds to.

Even though you may well locate these natural sleep aids strategies useful, you need to not replace the standard techniques recommended by your therapist. It will also be advisable to inform your doctor or therapist about any of these natural sleep aids or alternative techniques you use.




Esther Ofori's background is in the health sciences. She has been involved in Internet Marketing for a few years now and her main interest is in helping people improve their health. There are millions of people around the world who lie awake night after night unable to sleep. She has been working in this area to find out some of the causes for these sleep disorder symptoms. To find out more about why you can't sleep and the effects of sleep deprivation, visit: http://www.SleepingInToday.com





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