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[Crepulance]

Does anyone have any information on any new findings dealing with essentially a "switch" or any such means, to instantly fall asleep.



Crep

[Centurion]

Does anyone have any information on any new findings dealing with essentially a "switch" or any such means, to instantly fall asleep.



Crep

There is no such thing as far as I am aware. I have had success in the past with a combination of binaural beats, sedatives, inhibitory amino acids and a good hot shower.
My usual combo for particularly stubborn insomnia would be a 30 min sleep induction session with the brainwave generator, while in bed, after having taken 5-HTP, melatonin, tyrosine and doxylamine succinate. Zoolander might also recommend some of his personal favourite, phenibut, which I personally have never tried but should.

[Crepulance]

What is a brain wave generator? And what is Phenibut

Does anyone have any information on any new findings dealing with essentially a "switch" or any such means, to instantly fall asleep.



Crep

There is no such thing as far as I am aware. I have had success in the past with a combination of binaural beats, sedatives, inhibitory amino acids and a good hot shower.
My usual combo for particularly stubborn insomnia would be a 30 min sleep induction session with the brainwave generator, while in bed, after having taken 5-HTP, melatonin, tyrosine and doxylamine succinate. Zoolander might also recommend some of his personal favourite, phenibut, which I personally have never tried but should.

[Shepard]

What is a brain wave generator? And what is Phenibut

The powers of the internet are weak in this one.

There is a reason Google is popular.

[Centurion]

What is a brain wave generator? And what is Phenibut

The powers of the internet are weak in this one.

There is a reason Google is popular.

Funny Shepard you are very
Burgeoning with wit always

www.bwgen.com
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phenibut

Now rest I must
Exhausted I am

[Ethan]

Does anyone have any information on any new findings dealing with essentially a "switch" or any such means, to instantly fall asleep.



Crep

I'm with you. I could use one of those myself some nights. The answer is there is no such thing but keep an eye on this http://www.livescien...nap_device.html

Edited by Ethan, 02 November 2008 - 02:43 AM.

[niner]

Does anyone have any information on any new findings dealing with essentially a "switch" or any such means, to instantly fall asleep.

Propofol. Fast acting IV barbiturates. If you want something easier, longer lasting, and cheaper, try Ambien. It's not exactly a light switch, but it's pretty close, and a hell of a lot more practical. Or are you looking to slip someone a mickey? Roofies?

[lynx]

Does anyone have any information on any new findings dealing with essentially a "switch" or any such means, to instantly fall asleep.

Propofol. Fast acting IV barbiturates. If you want something easier, longer lasting, and cheaper, try Ambien. It's not exactly a light switch, but it's pretty close, and a hell of a lot more practical. Or are you looking to slip someone a mickey? Roofies?

Yeah Propofol worked wonders for Michael Jackson.

[tunt01]

i dont believe its natural to instantly fall asleep. sleep is a process. you are not an electrical appliance that gets plugged into the wall and pulled out in a flash.

[n25philly]

Baseball bat to the head?

[lynx]

If you get a prescription for Xyrem, that works pretty damn fast, like 5-10 minutes. Hard to get though as it is very euphoric in sub-sleep doses.