You’ve probably been there, lying in bed at 2 AM, staring at the ceiling, mentally adding up how many hours of sleep you’ll get if you fall asleep right now. Then 3 AM rolls around, and you’re still awake, getting more frustrated by the minute. Here’s what nobody tells you: most of us were never
Last Tuesday night, I found myself staring at my bedroom ceiling again, watching shadows move across the wall while my brain refused to shut up. Work deadlines, an argument with my sister, wondering if I’d remembered to pay the electricity bill—everything hit me the moment my head touched the pillow. Sound familiar? After months of
Anyone who’s spent three hours staring at the ceiling at 2 AM knows how frustrating insomnia can be. You’re exhausted, you’ve got work in the morning, but your brain just won’t shut up. If you’ve experienced this issue enough times, your doctor might have mentioned Zopiclone—a sleeping tablet that has helped many Australians get back
Right, so I’ve probably spent about three hundred bucks over the past two years buying different sleep aids from chemists. Some worked brilliantly. Others did absolutely bugger all. And a few made me feel worse than if I’d just stayed awake. If you’re looking for the best sleep aid pharmacy products that actually work, rather than just
Look, I’m not going to sugarcoat it—lying awake at 2 AM, mind racing, knowing you’ve got work in five hours is absolute hell. I’ve been there. Most of us have. And when you’re in that state, you’ll try just about anything to get some proper kip. The big question everyone asks is whether you should
Look, if you’re reading this at 2 AM because sleep’s become a nightly battle, you’re definitely not alone. Half of Australia seems to be tossing around, unable to switch off. Your GPs have probably put you on zopiclone, and while it helps, you’re wondering if there’s more you should be doing. The short answer? Absolutely.
Look, I’ll be straight with you – I used to be one of those people who’d lie awake until 2 am scrolling through my phone, then wonder why I felt like absolute rubbish the next morning. Sound familiar? After years of waking up groggy and cranky, I finally decided enough was enough. Turns out, getting
Look, I’m not going to sugar-coat this – getting everyone in your house to sleep properly is bloody hard work. My mate Sarah’s got a two-year-old who thinks 4 am is breakfast time, while her teenage son won’t roll out of bed before noon on weekends. Sound familiar? The thing is, there’s no magic bullet
Look, I’ll be straight with you – I’ve spent way too many nights staring at the ceiling, wondering why the hell I can’t just fall asleep like a normal person. And after years of trial and error (mostly error), I’ve realised that most of us are getting insomnia treatment completely wrong from the start. The
