20-11-2013, 05:45 AM
Good stuff, JG. Thanks.
I'll look into Iodine... I've read that kelp is a good source.
Folic acid as well.
I find that CoQ10 gives me a boost as well.
I've been feeling pretty drained and sleepy a lot lately. I switched to second shift and went from sleeping 6 to 7 hours to being able to get 9 or 10 if I want them. I thought I would try to catch up on my lifelong sleep debt but never managed to regain any vigor, just stayed sleepy and lost more awake time. Well, I did also lose the dark circles, so that's a plus.
I notice that my chest is super sore when I wake and the lion's share of my growth in the chest area has happened since I began sleeping longer hours. (about a month now). My darling wife says when she grew her breast it happened at night. Maybe I'm sleeping more because I'm in a growth spurt? Dunno.
Odd, three years ago when I was battling insomnia I would have loved to be able to drop off as fast as I can now.
Incidentally, I enjoy your style of writing, I can almost hear your fast, tumbling words coming out... sort of like an overexcited Matt Smith Doctor Who.
Now say "fish fingers and custard!"
Cheers.
I'll look into Iodine... I've read that kelp is a good source.
Folic acid as well.
I find that CoQ10 gives me a boost as well.
I've been feeling pretty drained and sleepy a lot lately. I switched to second shift and went from sleeping 6 to 7 hours to being able to get 9 or 10 if I want them. I thought I would try to catch up on my lifelong sleep debt but never managed to regain any vigor, just stayed sleepy and lost more awake time. Well, I did also lose the dark circles, so that's a plus.
I notice that my chest is super sore when I wake and the lion's share of my growth in the chest area has happened since I began sleeping longer hours. (about a month now). My darling wife says when she grew her breast it happened at night. Maybe I'm sleeping more because I'm in a growth spurt? Dunno.
Odd, three years ago when I was battling insomnia I would have loved to be able to drop off as fast as I can now.
Incidentally, I enjoy your style of writing, I can almost hear your fast, tumbling words coming out... sort of like an overexcited Matt Smith Doctor Who.
Now say "fish fingers and custard!"
Cheers.

