SARS-CoV-2 and COVID-19

[Taylor]

3 hours ago, Crampknees said:

Since you guys were talking about melatonin I tried it again last night.  It's great that it knocks me out right away but then the nightmares come. Last night it was people breaking in and their arms were sledges and ice picks so up at 2am making sure the alarm is set and doors locked.  Everyone here already knows I am bat shit crazy so not sure what it is about that stuff.  It's just a 3mg pill, maybe I should break one in half, or I could smoke it or snort it next time. 

They recently did a study and found that 0.5 mg of melatonin is more effective than 1 mg or more.

[Adam]

2 hours ago, Taylor said:

They recently did a study and found that 0.5 mg of melatonin is more effective than 1 mg or more.

Shit then 0.25 mg must be insanely effective

[St1ck]

33 minutes ago, Adam said:

Shit then 0.25 mg must be insanely effective

You may want to stay away from the melatonin free pills. 

[Tank]

8 hours ago, fishbulb said:

there a lots of reports of ice pick, sledge arm people attacking in north Texas

1. i have no idea what this means

2. well said

[gotbeer]

9 hours ago, Lhalo said:

Melatonin gives me crazy ass dreams too. Then I wake up around 3:00 in the morning and can’t go back to sleep. 

I have the same problems.  Even if I up the dosage, I still get the 2-3 am wake up.  

but if I don't take it, I'll just toss and turn all night.  

I'm actually thinking of taking those Marijuana gummies.  I hear those knock you out all night.  

[Kotchman]

9 hours ago, Crampknees said:

Now that KC is back we will have to get his take on melatonin.  Seems he sees chicks with dicks a lot so it could be the melatonin. 

I stick to the safe drugs like caffeine and nicotine. Of course, I get va disability for insomnia and mild ptsd so the docs don't recommend too many mind altering substances for me.

[RallyMo]

7 hours ago, Adam said:

Shit then 0.25 mg must be insanely effective

 

9 hours ago, Taylor said:

They recently did a study and found that 0.5 mg of melatonin is more effective than 1 mg or more.

 

2 hours ago, gotbeer said:

I have the same problems.  Even if I up the dosage, I still get the 2-3 am wake up.  

but if I don't take it, I'll just toss and turn all night.  

I'm actually thinking of taking those Marijuana gummies.  I hear those knock you out all night.  

Seriously, 0.3 mg is super effective for me. Maybe wean from the higher dose and see what happens?

Give it a shot.

[St1ck]

One thing I love is when people post about a study but don't link it. 

[Lhalo]

2 hours ago, gotbeer said:

I have the same problems.  Even if I up the dosage, I still get the 2-3 am wake up.  

but if I don't take it, I'll just toss and turn all night.  

I'm actually thinking of taking those Marijuana gummies.  I hear those knock you out all night.  

That’s what I do now. It works way better and I don’t feel hazy at all in the morning. 

[gotbeer]

2 minutes ago, Lhalo said:

That’s what I do now. It works way better and I don’t feel hazy at all in the morning. 

What kind do you use?

[Lhalo]

27 minutes ago, gotbeer said:

What kind do you use?

I’m out right now but I’m picking some up tomorrow. I’ll take a pic of the bag and post it. 

[St1ck]

24 minutes ago, Lhalo said:

I’m out right now but I’m picking some up tomorrow. I’ll take a pic of the bag and post it. 

Medmen? 

[Blarg]

I have been getting up at 2 to 3 am every night for the last five years. It's a requirement and rarely do I sleep through it anymore even though I don't set an alarm.

The only problem is some nights the sleep interruptions make me wide awake and I find myself not even trying to go back to sleep. I just walk over to the office and put in three or four hours of work and then catch a nap. 

Since I'm doing most of my work at home and only one day a week has any truly scheduled activity, my time I put into the show can be at any hour, just so long as I meet deadline. 

Anymore I just catch my rest when it is convenient and I'm not locked into a set 8 hour block. It takes the pressure off of trying to force sleep when the brain doesn't want to. 

 

[Lhalo]

2 hours ago, st1ckboy said:

Medmen? 

People’s. It’s off Dyer and the 55 and not too far from my office. 

[Lhalo]

1 hour ago, Blarg said:

I have been getting up at 2 to 3 am every night for the last five years. It's a requirement and rarely do I sleep through it anymore even though I don't set an alarm.

Is that due to medical reasons? That’s rough man. 

[Redondo]

1/2 pill once or twice a week and you can get a good nights sleep.

Even if you wake up to pee a few times.

No groggy feeling in the morning.

[Crampknees]

8 hours ago, Lhalo said:

That’s what I do now. It works way better and I don’t feel hazy at all in the morning. 

F'n Texas, and every Billy Bob and their other brother Billy Bob just get shit illegally so what is the big deal.  

[Adam]

You guys who can’t sleep should probably go to therapy

[Blarg]

7 hours ago, Lhalo said:

Is that due to medical reasons? That’s rough man. 

Yes. It is the one inconvenience from bladder resection surgery. The neo-bladder replacement requires draining every four hours or so depending on fluid consumption. 

[Lhalo]

Biggest flip-flopper evah.

 

[Taylor]

Fauci rules.

[Lhalo]

18 minutes ago, Taylor said:

Fauci rules.

[Jason]

15 hours ago, Blarg said:

I have been getting up at 2 to 3 am every night for the last five years. It's a requirement and rarely do I sleep through it anymore even though I don't set an alarm.

 

 

 

13 hours ago, Lhalo said:

Is that due to medical reasons? That’s rough man. 

Blarg isn't alone on this and I do not have any medical issues. I will wake up between 3 and 4 AM every day. In fact, I haven't used an alarm in over 5 years. On weekends I will go back to sleep around 5 for another couple of hours. To be honest it's annoying AF. Adam is right in that I probably need therapy   

Edited February 1, 2021 by Jason

[Lou]

I'd wager that I sleep fewer hours than anyone here. 

[Jason]

50 minutes ago, Lou said:

I'd wager that I sleep fewer hours than anyone here. 

I do go to bed between 8 and 9 so I have that going for me. Even though I'm only 48, my evening routine is that of a 70+ year old