Here are more causes that I found interesting on why some people have sleeping disorders.Pseudo-insomnia – People with pseudo-insomnia often fall asleep within ½ hour of going to bed and get at least six hour’s sleep. However, they feel as though they’ve slept very little all night. The quality of their sleep isn’t deep enough for them to feel refreshed when they awake in the morning. They feel as if they’ve tossed and turned all night.
Digestive Disorders – Acid reflux, or heartburn, is an inflammation of the esophagus – the tube from the mouth to the stomach. The esophageal sphincter muscle normally separates the esophagus and the stomach. If the sphincter relaxes, it can release some stomach acid into the esophagus which then causes that burning sensation. To treat this, I would recommend eating for your blood type and a far infrared comforter.
Faulty body clocks – Some people have body clocks which are out of pace with the rest of the world. Once people discover what the problem is, they can sometimes adapt their lifestyle to fit into their own natural pattern. The challenge is that usually our lifestyle must be matched with society’s daytime working patterns. Some people have a chronic inability to fall asleep until 4 or 5 a.m. If they have to get up to go to work, get their family off to school and so on, they will always be short of sleep. Apparently there is a challenge with the mechanism that regulates the day-night sleep cycle. Shift work and jet lag are common causes of body-clock disturbances, as well. Low-dose melatonin works for this issue often.
