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In reply to the discussion: Anyone struggle with sleep? [View all]GoCubsGo
(34,934 posts)75. Same here.
I think menopause also messed me up to a point where it was more a habit than anything. I found that "Midnite" helped break me of it, to some extent, as does time-released melatonin. I also found that installing "f.lux" software on my laptop helps, too. It filters out the blue light from the computer screen that messes up one's circadian rhythm, according to time of day.
https://justgetflux.com/
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