Sleep Walking - Page 16

Mark · 26-04-2011, 22:45

I can have groggy mornings without pills (excluding the antihistamines which for all their 'non-drowsy' claims don't account for people who are groggy to start with

). However, I found herbal Nytol had very little effect at all and regular Nytol didn't help me fall asleep and didn't do me any favours next day either. They did at least help me sleep longer once I'd got there though.

Jingo · 28-04-2011, 14:11

I took night nurse once as a bad cough was keeping me awake ALL night - I woke up at 1500hrs the next day and couldn't function like a human being until about 1800!

When you don't take anything down to vitamins or paracetamol - they don't half hit you hard!

28-04-2011, 14:11	#152
Jingo Smother me in chocolate and eat flapjacks with it! Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: North Somerset Posts: 1,854	I took night nurse once as a bad cough was keeping me awake ALL night - I woke up at 1500hrs the next day and couldn't function like a human being until about 1800! When you don't take anything down to vitamins or paracetamol - they don't half hit you hard! __________________ Last edited by Jingo; 28-04-2011 at 14:46.

26-04-2011, 22:45	#151
Mark Screaming Orgasm Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Newbury Posts: 15,194	I can have groggy mornings without pills (excluding the antihistamines which for all their 'non-drowsy' claims don't account for people who are groggy to start with ). However, I found herbal Nytol had very little effect at all and regular Nytol didn't help me fall asleep and didn't do me any favours next day either. They did at least help me sleep longer once I'd got there though.