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Penny seeking clarity as i to agree but wondered how does melatonin help of this

issues for some of us to sleep then even if it is of for 4 hours it is of a more

strong sleep for me. but again I to need of much things like a cat LOL who

nestles until things are of just right and then snuggles into the sleep. but any

little things can re awake of me and causes me to never refind that sleep for

much hours. it is of quite frustrating. lately it has been of my pets doing this

waking me over and over,

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> Lynn can probably explain melatonin. It doesn't affect the

> under-integration of sensory neurology, if I understand that

> correctly.

Melatonin is just a bandaid for the underlying sleep issues,

exogenously affecting sleep/wake cycles. Lots of people become too

dependent on taking melatonin. Believe me, I understand the driving

desire for sleep and for our kids to sleep, too. didn't sleep

for longer that 20-30 minutes at a time for the first 18 months of

her life. Sensory integration therapy, cranial sacral therapy and

homeopathy helped her sleep for longer periods. Now she sleeps 9

straight hours and never wakes up except when she's sick. I never

used melatonin.

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> Lynn can probably explain melatonin. It doesn't affect the

> under-integration of sensory neurology, if I understand that

> correctly.

Melatonin is just a bandaid for the underlying sleep issues,

exogenously affecting sleep/wake cycles. Lots of people become too

dependent on taking melatonin. Believe me, I understand the driving

desire for sleep and for our kids to sleep, too. didn't sleep

for longer that 20-30 minutes at a time for the first 18 months of

her life. Sensory integration therapy, cranial sacral therapy and

homeopathy helped her sleep for longer periods. Now she sleeps 9

straight hours and never wakes up except when she's sick. I never

used melatonin.

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Yes it can overshadow proprioception issues and induce sleep, usually

for about 4 hrs. This is why many find that melatonin often results in

night waking, although not always. As you have noted, it's not

necessary to take it every night to see the effects.

> what I to be of wondering on though is if the proprio is of neurolgy

> and in part which i to agree , is in part related to sleep issues, I

> to wondered then how Melotonin seems to work for some kids as it

> seems to somehow cross over that barrier of proprio enough to allow

> sleep for some. I to wondered of how that checmial or whatever it is

> affects the proprio to allow sleep,,, so oddlyit must be of somehow

> affect neurology to some fashions... because for me I ot not take

> melatonin every nigth but I to have times of need for it to get of a

> good sleep if feeling much much out of sync.

> sondra

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Yes it can overshadow proprioception issues and induce sleep, usually

for about 4 hrs. This is why many find that melatonin often results in

night waking, although not always. As you have noted, it's not

necessary to take it every night to see the effects.

> what I to be of wondering on though is if the proprio is of neurolgy

> and in part which i to agree , is in part related to sleep issues, I

> to wondered then how Melotonin seems to work for some kids as it

> seems to somehow cross over that barrier of proprio enough to allow

> sleep for some. I to wondered of how that checmial or whatever it is

> affects the proprio to allow sleep,,, so oddlyit must be of somehow

> affect neurology to some fashions... because for me I ot not take

> melatonin every nigth but I to have times of need for it to get of a

> good sleep if feeling much much out of sync.

> sondra

>

>

>

> ------------------------------------

>

> The Power Pumper makes physical therapy fun! Plus, funding sources

> are available to provide a free Power Pumper to anyone who needs it.

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> http://www.powerpumper.com/friends/jrox.php?uid=bridalsh

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> Autism_in_Girls_and_Women-subscribe

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> Autism_in_Girls_and_Women-unsubscribe@...! Groups

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