kwhitsitt1's video: Night Terrors in Adults With 4 Ideas to Eliminate them

Click on the link below for a free video guide to dietary supplements and alternative medicine! http://utahtexans.com/ Today I want to talk about night terrors in adults, with some ideas on eliminating them. Night terrors as you can probably imagine are episodes of intense fear when someone is trying to go to sleep. There could be screaming, thrashing around and possibly intense sweating. Also waking up gasping for air with intense breathing and a fast heart rate. We all know sleep is probably 1 of the most important things you can do because believe it or not sleep actually washes away toxins from your brain. There are studies that prove this. Sleep is when your body heals itself, so when you are terrified it doesn't help you getting this valuable rest that you need to operate. You might be thinking well it sounds like a nightmare, but they are different according to some experts. Nightmares take place in the second half of sleep during dreaming. Someone will wake up and remember the dream. Within 15 minutes of falling asleep a person probably will enter their deepest sleep, which last 45 minutes. Then they transition into a lighter sleep. Some people get stuck in between stages and experience a period of partial arousal. At this stage someone can sleep walk, be very confused and this is where true sleep terrors take place. Also when someone is experiencing a night terror it's usually best not to wake the person because it's tends to prolong the event. You do want to ensure the person doesn't hurt themselves possibly moving furniture away from them and turning on the lights may be calming. There are many things that could cause this problem such as medication. Stressful life events could cause it as well as sleep deprivation and erratic changes to the sleep pattern. One of the best ways to stop night terrors is to eliminate what is causing it. Possible stop taking prescription drugs or make changes to them. Have a set sleep pattern and stick to it. You can reduce stress in your life by sprinkling lavender oil on your pillow when you go to sleep. A study in Britain tested the effects of lavender oil with 12 females with insomnia compared to a placebo. The ladies with lavender oil feel asleep more easily and their quality of sleep was better. Another idea is to try kiwi fruit. In a study at Taiwan's Taipeu Medical University 24 people with sleeping problems took 2 kiwi fruits right before they went to sleep for 4 weeks. The result the amount of time it took to fall asleep fell by around 35%. Sleep quality improved by around 42% I have many other ideas on improving your quality of sleep.