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Old 11-20-2013, 03:27 AM #1
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Default Treatment for insomnia
I tried a new item. It's called Rescue Sleep (from people who make Rescue Remedy).

http://www.amazon.com/Rescue-Remedy-.../dp/B00126B4T2

It's pretty amazing. 2 sprays on the tongue and within 10 minutes I am feeling drowsy. I have had terrible insomnia for years so I was surprised this worked. The product states that it helps with a feeling of restlessness. I wonder if it would help people with spasticity??
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