linky123
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Has anyone taken this for insomnia? And if so, how did it work?
Thanks.
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nefferdun
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It works well. The main ingredients are Jujube seeds and Corydallis root which you can buy separately a lot cheaper. I got them on amazon.
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canefan17
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Likely depends how severe your insomnia is and what's causing it.
Mine has always been really bad & Bartonella we suspect has always been the culprit.
That formula did nothing for me. Only thing that helped was successfully pushing back Bart, ativan, & drinking some peppermint tea an hour or so before bed.
/and I say that on a night where I'm having trouble sleeping - so I suppose take with a grain of salt
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linky123
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Thanks nefferdun and canefan.
I have pretty bad insomnia, but can't take the benzos.
Klonopin almost killed me and I suspect is the reason I can't sleep now.
Will probably try the Herb Som or will buy the ingredients separately and see what happens.
Neffer, how much of each did you take?
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Catgirl
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I tried it but it didn't help me that much.
Adrenal supplements have helped me more than anything. I did a 24 hour saliva test to see the best time to take them. Also tested to see what I was low in (pregnenolone and dhea). Preg helps.
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