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Re: Delta even deeper?

Posted: Fri Dec 08, 2006 11:28 pm
by Snoredog
Miss Sandman wrote:I was searching tonight for comments about the deepness of our sleep. I am getting to REM quite well, and sort of remembering (so I know I got there and came out...)

I have trouble in the early AM getting back to sleep after "my bathroom break". I bought a CD called Delta Sleep System and by night 2 I was getting 8+ hours; getting back to sleep and staying asleep longer by night 4. Anyone else try this method to stay asleep longer? I just turned it on when I was going to bed, and turned it on about 4AM again. It says it's ambient sound frequencies, It also helped the 1st night falling asleep...it was very soothing and rhythm like.
I have several of Dr. Thompson's CD's they are great, even have one loaded on my ipod, yes they do seem to help, there are a ton of them at Barnes & Noble stores, you can sample and listen to them if you want (just don't fall asleep with the headphones on, my B&N has a Starbucks inside so you can listen to it longer).

http://store.relaxationhosting.com/brainwave-music.html

I think those that have RLS or PLMD should also try this maybe it would put them in a deeper sleep where their limbs would stop moving.

Posted: Sat Dec 09, 2006 3:35 am
by jacko
I have been dreaming a bit lately some times I remember the dreams or some of it , but I dream mostly if I wake in the early hours and go back to sleep but I reckon its only lite sleep so if Im dreaming then I dont think its REM is it
Regards Jacko

No relationship there

Posted: Sat Dec 09, 2006 9:19 am
by Guesting
There is no relationship between dreaming and therapy. Hoping there is a relationship is wishful "dreaming."

Re: No relationship there

Posted: Sat Dec 09, 2006 9:47 am
by DreamStalker
Guesting wrote:There is no relationship between dreaming and therapy. Hoping there is a relationship is wishful "dreaming."
I think your dream data may have been comprimised.

However, you did not say what kind of therapy ... so you have insured yourself a correct statement ... I guess you were referring to water boarding therapy ... similar to untreated OSA.


Re: No relationship there

Posted: Sat Dec 09, 2006 6:43 pm
by jacko
Guesting wrote:There is no relationship between dreaming and therapy. Hoping there is a relationship is wishful "dreaming."

Bugger I was hoping things were getting better for me
Regards Jacko