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Medications to treat excess daytime sleepiness?

Hello, I am not from US and I have found out from your website that this device is only prescription based. I am suffering from OSA for a long time and have tried lot of different ways with and without doctors help, but so far most of them fails to help me. I have noticed that some rare nights when I have slept somehow consistently on my side I have much better sleep. I really would like to buy one of your devices, could you please suggest me of any ways to do it? Thank you very much!

Me watching this at 10 am and still haven’t fallen asleep 👁️👄👁️

When should the meals be? Right upon wakening?

I think you also forget to mention things like lack of micronutrients, diabetes, coeliac disease, etc. . Coeliac disease is one that is often missed. Also, there is a need to differentiate between fatigue and eds. Eds in narcolepsy can also occur without the person being tired or fatigued. I have narcolepsy so I can tell.

Hmm, 7 years later, no aromatherapy, no oral device.

I can't sleep until I've been up about 19-20 hours. Sometimes longer... no one seems to know why?

Great video. Thank you. I was born with dsps. Used to drive my parent crazy, and I have spent my life living the mornings like a zombie. Covid forced me to live a different life and I realised I have a sleep time best for me between 330 to 1148 ( yes that precise, really odd )…. Now I don’t fight my circadian rhythm and life is so much better, except the world has lived half the day by the time I’m getting up and once I’ve walked the dog whatever most people are starting to close their businesses up. Luckily I like quiet and alone time else those 10pm to 3pm hours would be so boring.

The Epworth Sleepiness Scale is governed by a person's likeiness to "nod off" under particular circumstances. This scale seems limited inasmuch as drowsiness is much different than nodding off. Daytime drowsiness is my dilemma.

David you need more natural eye w your guests. It doesn’t feel genuine, which doesn’t help convincing me that the appliance work

NO IT DOES NOT SIT COMFORTABLY IN THE NOSE, IT IRRITATES, MAKES ME WANT SNEEZE, STOP TALKING BULLS*** AND CONCENTRATE MAKING IT COMFORTABLE

From childhood, I've always had trouble falling asleep. It takes about 45min-1hr to fall asleep each night. My older brother and father also have this same issue. I never once awoke feeling rested and had lots of trouble staying focused in school. As a child, I would often sleep walk, have sleep conversations with no memory later, etc. I had a sleep study done when I was 18. The doctors said it took me a long time to fall asleep but everything looked normal once asleep. Well, when I was 22 I began taking a SSRI called Atomoxetine (10mg) once daily which somehow caused a miraculous change in my sleep function. I could fall asleep in almost any condition or place in 8min or less. Even if I was not tired I could lay down, try to sleep, and I would. I would wake up in the EXACT position I fell asleep in...Not a finger had moved. I also no longer needed an alarm clock! My brain would awaken 10-30 seconds before my alarm went off. It became such a regular occurrence that I eventually stopped setting an alarm. When laying down to bed I would think about what time I needed to arise and like magic I would awaken within seconds of that time with my body not having moved an inch the entire night. Somehow my brain had become a finely tuned computer doing exactly what I told it to do. My body was a robot and it would remain still until I commanded it to move. Upon waking I would feel incredibly rested, in a positive mood, ready to take on the trials of the day. My dreams were vivid and productive and I could recall them with ease. I would solve many daytime problems by thinking about them while falling asleep. Within the dream I would find solutions and upon waking I would write them down. I began writing a dream journal and sharing it with friends asking if they had such incredible dreams too. They did not. I began to store and recall memories photographically. I was taking an Anatomy and Physiology class in college at the time and could remember entire diagrams of human anatomy. Before the drug I was a C student at best. On the drug I passed that class with a 96.4% average which was the second highest in the class. The only other person to beat me was a student who was already an RN nurse who scored 96.7%. So yea, I felt super smart all of a sudden. Memory recall was as quick and effortless as breathing. After 1.5yrs the drug seemed to have a weaker effect and I began waking not feeling as rested. Soon, I was back to my old habits of laying in bed with my eyes closed for 45min-1hr, tossing and turning all night, waking feeling unrested with no recollection of my dreams. I tried every other SSRI and NDRI in existence but none had the same effect. I even tried stopping all drugs for 7 years then trying Atomoxetine once again....Nothing. Despite being called a SSRI (selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor) Atomoxetine indirectly causes a much higher increase in agonists of Dopamine receptors than it does Serotonin. Does anyone have any ideas of how a drug that increases dopaminergic signaling in the brain could affect the thalamus/hypothalamus or sleep cycle in general? Any hypothesis that could explain the memory and sleep characteristics mentioned above?

Too expensive and hurts my nose. I would rather have something outside my nose

This thing saved my sanity

Please look into Dr. Hang channel he has the cure to sleep apnea!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

No doctor will give you opioids for RLS

No good for soft palate snoring

I wonder if daylight savings causes some of these problems, getting dark later? California still light at 8pm during the summer.

I need appliance

Thank you sir

I love this guy's facial movement language

5% reduction? Holy cow!?

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I have a Philips Bi pap guessing the machine's name doesn't matter but the settings are the same? Using Dr Cunnington's findings , i'll set mine on the average number

Thanks so much.

i take cbd for my restless legs and it has helped me tremendously. i get my CBD from eden's herbals.

How marvelous it is to be cured of herpes virus and candidiasis, I never thought I would ever get well again. I recommend Doctor Madida medication because that is what cured me.

I am a disabled Marine Corps veteran, and just today received my SomnoMed from the Veterans Administration Dental Department in the St. Cloud Minnesota VA Medical Cent . I hope veterans will read my review so they know what is available to them. I took a sleep study from my home that included a monitoring device that clipped onto my shirt. The doctor then called within a day to say I have mild sleep apnea, and suggested SomoMed.

consider researching "nicotinamide riboside" - a B-3 variant

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Its interesting the stigma only lies with delayed disorder and not advanced sleep-wake disorder as one is considered lazy and stubborn while the other is considered diligent and hardworking. Fuck ppl.

God bless you guys

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Such a professional video. I wish there were more of those here in Brazil.

hmmmm interesting

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I don't feel melatonin at all and notice no difference when taking it. I'll still start getting sleepy around 2-4 am and sleep through my alarm altogether... thought it was a placebo but apparently there's scientific backing for its efficacy and I just don't react to it. 😅

I have ADHD and bipolar 2, and between those and a newly diagnosed circadian rhythm disorder (nonspecific unfortunately since my insurance doesn't cover sleep studies) the only thing I do consistently is be inconsistent. 😅

Hi, I have a terrible natural sleep cycle and experience a combination of daytime tiredness, insomnia, and hypersomnia (and sleeping through alarms or sleeping 12+ hours) in addition to also sometimes only needing 3 hours of sleep. I have a circadian rhythm disorder diagnosis but my insurance doesn't cover sleep studies and I can't afford one out of pocket and won't for a long time. I also have hypothalamic amenorrhea which started at age 16 after having a late puberty compared to my peers (which I am being treated for with a progesterone IUD and estrogen treatment) in addition to low FSH and LH... my thyroid, cortisol, and testosterone levels are consistently normal though, although my blood sugar seems to fluctuate between prediabetic to normal to having low glucose depending on the day, as well as having trouble regulating my body temperature and always have cold hands and feet unless it's over 70 degrees farenheit. I'm active and have never been obese (I have been thin for most of my life and in good shape most of my adult life, though I've gained about 30 lbs since getting the IUD, putting my BMI at around 24 although my abs are still visible, and have gotten too exhausted doing 3 hours of exercise a day like I used to, I've whittled it down to 10-20k steps a day and 30-60 minutes 4-5x a week). Basically, I'm wondering if these might be connected because I've never made this connection... got an MRI for severe headaches several years ago (turns out it was due to a sinus blockage) so it's not a pituitary tumor... I've had sleep issues since childhood that have just gotten worse over time and now as I get older (I'm in my early 30s) it's harder to compensate for things like tiredness physically than I could from 14-24. But even though some of my pituitary hormones are naturally very low, the hormones you mentioned aren't the ones that are low (except LH in men, I'm a woman). I've tried to go to bed and get up at the same time, and either severely oversleeping through my alarm, *or* not being able to fall asleep or stay asleep have ruined it every time.

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I chewed through mine...

Bought them yesterday and tried them out last night for the first time. After about an hour, my wife wakes me up and complains that my snoring was louder than ever before. Continue to try it for another hour or so only to be woken again by her. Take them out, add an extra pillow, and then sleep like a log. Let's just say, "Not impressed

I`ve had mild insomnia for several years -- getting out of bed around Four am on many days. A couple of months back, I began to obtain only two to 4 hours rest every night, making me in a more intense scenario of insomnia. This plan , Sυnodoz Plan , Go ogle it ,, has aided me a lot in bettering my getting to sleep issue. This is aside from understanding the principles of sleeping..

Best explanation by far

Thanks for the information Sir,

I dont snore but they work well to improve congested breathing through the nose. Dont need meds or sprays to improve night time airflow.

Where can I buy or get a trial package?

My clock is about 36 hours. I only start feeling tired after 26-27 hours and i sleep for 9 but then again my work schedule bounces from day shift to night shift multiple times a pay period. I feel fine unless i have to work during the 26-36 hour mark then i hit the caffine and kratom with my cigarettes on break. Im probably gonna get Alzheimer's at 40 but i gotta eat and have a roof over my head.

super helpful video :)