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Diabetes and insomnia


Pulse & sweating is a symptom of apnea. Consult & get a apac machine.
 
Gave up caffeine. No big meals after 1pm. It may be starting to work.
 

Thank you so much so much for this tip! Wine has the effect of a cure, after 3 yrs of tries and near desperation!
I played al the combinations, stops etc., with all the pills (metformin, definitely an effect, bad, stattin, ramipril), with all the food (better avoid peaks at bed, so only apple and aspartame yogourt). Only alcool at night , when you wake up, without waiting (only 1/4, 1/3 of a glass) gave a near perfect results.
2 other options only:
-2 gr of melatonin before bed, good but you need 2 coffees in the morning
-A handful of rice crispies (carbos) when you wake up in the night, works most of the times but worse than melatonin, you sleep so deep and long that youre tired till 4 pm. And need a lot of coffee.

Im type 2, with chronic insomnia from 4-6 am, sometimes 2 am. Plus bad sleep.

The trying of this tip, with skepticismm , felt like a ressurreçtion.
Anybody in the same situation must try.

Definitely a magical tip!
 
The article says that not sleeping for a couple of hours is entirely natural, and worrying about it tends to do more harm than good.
 
I'm sorry you faced a problem of insomnia. I also went through this. It took me much time to get rid of it. What really helped me was a proper daily routine, sport and Canada Drugs that I ordered online. Now I feel good and can sleep well. I wish you good luck and I hope you will solve the problem soon!
 

I’m similar. Bed at 10.30 and awake at 2.30 then fall asleep and awake at 5.00. I occasionally get back to sleep before the alarm at 6.30. It is a very recent thing and driving me mad. My readings are high too. 6.4 and then up near 8 before breakfast. Really getting me down.
 
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