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| #4051522 in Books | 1999-01 | Ingredients: Example Ingredients | Format: Bargain Price | PDF # 1 | File type: PDF | 240 pages||14 of 14 people found the following review helpful.| Convinced a sceptic|By Michael J. Yeager|I am currently dealing with Polymyalgia Rheumatica (PMR) and one of the side effects is insomnia. Having gone 6 months without a decent night's sleep, I came across this book about CBT-I and decided to order it. I am a self-admitted skeptic but that characteristic was trumped by the fact that I was desperate for a decent night's sleep.|From Library Journal|First-time authors Jacobs and Wiedman bring two complementary and responsible viewpoints to the topic of insomnia. Both have suffered from insomnia, write extensively about the ineffectiveness and sometime harmful consequences of sleeping pi
Imagine an insomnia treatment that improves sleep in 100 percent of insomniacs, helps 75 percent of insomniacs become normal sleepers, and allows 90 percent of insomniacs to reduce or eliminate their use of sleeping pills. This treatment is safe, natural, and has no side effects except improved mood, higher energy, increased mind/body control, and better health. No, this is not a new miracle drug. It is Dr. Gregg Jacobs's drug-free program described in Say Good Nigh...
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