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Old 06-09-2010, 10:13 AM #4
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Maybe get checked out or just enjoy the ability to rest while you have it? When we take vacations I stop the Nuvigil and just lay around all week for the most part other than going to eat or maybe one workout a day.

One of the best things for insomnia seems to be exercise early in the day but avoid it near bedtime since that stimulates the mind.
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