I had so many problems with sleeping. I
could not go to sleep quickly, so easy to
be disturbed. I go to bathroom 3 times a
night. Wake up very tired.My friend told
me she tried Dreamz, which helped her a
lot. Then I gave it a try. It works. Wish
it can help you too. Having a good sleep
is a blessing.
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MandMs
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Hi! Posted: 03-25-08 03:30am
For how long you have been insomniac?
Did you find Dreams helpful at the first
try?
Which substance is described as basic in
this sleeping formula?
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lilylover
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Joined: 21 Mar 2008 Posts: 14
Hi Posted: 03-25-08 10:15am
I have been insomniac for about 10 years.
I even tried prescriped drugs. It did
work, but it also made me feel sleepy all
the day. I gave up then. One month ago, I
met this friend, who told me about
dreamz.Then I tried it, 3 days after I
used it, I slept from 11pm to 8am without
waking up during the night. It works for
me.
The ingredients are as follows:
1)Magnesium
Magnesium, a mineral, functions as a
coenzyme for nerve and muscle function,
regulation of body temperature, energy
metabolism, DNA and RNA synthesis and the
formation of bones. It can be used as a
laxative, antacid, for management of head
comfort.
2)Passion flower
Passion flower has a long history of use
for symptoms of restlessness, mood
disorders or emotional problems. German
regulatory authorities cite passion flower
as a potential help for "conditions of
nervousness." However, it has also been
used as a remedy for depression and
nervous stomach. It is prescribed by
homeopathic practitioners for people who
have respiratory problems. Passion flower
is a perennial vine, which reaches 30 feet
in length. It grows naturally from the
southeastern United States to Brazil and
Argentina, and is cultivated as a garden
plant in Europe. The blossoms are
considered symbolic of Christ's passion,
which accounts for its name because the
central corona represents the crown of
thorns. The medicinal value is found on
the above ground parts of the plants.
Passion flower is available as an herb for
tea and is also an ingredient in some
sedative bath additives.
3)Chamomile
Chamomile has been used for centuries to
treat insomnia and for its calming and
sedative effects that are attributed to
the flavonoids, including apigenin, which
acts as a lignan for the central
benzodiazepine receptors.
4)Melatonin
Melatonin is a neurohormone produced in
the brain by the pineal gland. The
synthesis and release of melatonin are
stimulated by darkness and suppressed by
light, suggesting the involvement of
melatonin in circadian rhythm and
regulation of diverse body functions.
Levels of melatonin in the blood are
highest prior to bedtime. It is found in
animals and, in much lower concentrations,
in plants. Melatonin is synthesized
endogenously by the pinealocytes of the
pineal gland, and the essential amino acid
L-tryptophan is a precursor in its
synthesis. Melatonin supplementation has
become popular as a possible sleep aid. It
has also been known to assist with jet
lag.
Wish it is helpful
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MandMs
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Joined: 26 Jan 2007 Posts: 1857 Location: Strumica, Macedonia
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Posted: 03-31-08 03:47am
For how long you are planing to use this
pills?
How many mg of melatonin has one pill?
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