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When did your insomnia disappear after quitting P?

Discussion in 'Porn Addiction' started by Deleted Account, Oct 5, 2023.

  1. I am on day 3 without P. I am not watching P and MOing without P. I am still staying up all night and sleeping all morning. When should my sleeping pattern normalise? Do I have to go without MO as well for my insomnia to disappear or is just quitting P enough?
     
  2. Pep2050

    Pep2050 Fapstronaut

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    Llevo 22 meses sin PMO, y con el paso del tiempo hay mejoras, dentro de estas es dormir mejor, ánimo hay muchos beneficios
     
  3. nomo

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    I don't think we can blame so much on P or MO. No doubt PMO and any excessive time we spend looking at any digital device will cause insomnia, but quitting P or MO may not be the only factor to your insomnia.
    If I were you I would read about what causes insomnia and make sure you are eliminating all the things that cause insomnia, not just eliminating PMO.

    For me when I have had a busy physical day, by hiking, playing sports, or going to the gym, I sleep better. Also cutting back on TV and other digital stimulation helps me sleep.
     
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  4. TheLoneWolf88

    TheLoneWolf88 Fapstronaut

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    Mine hasn't changed. I'm constantly horny, but at least it's under control
     
  5. Branchman

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    Mine disappeared after long time without the shitty porn and not M, and when I started having productive days.
     
  6. GatoSan

    GatoSan Fapstronaut

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    I didn't have insomnia, but I'm always constantly busy with studying.
     
  7. ricardopandelan

    ricardopandelan Fapstronaut

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    Hey there! It's great that you're making positive changes. Adjusting your sleeping pattern might take some time, especially if you're breaking old habits. Quitting P can definitely help, but it's normal for your body to take a bit to adjust. Try sticking to a consistent sleep schedule and avoiding MO close to bedtime. If the issue persists, you can try some products to help you sleep (you can buy pregabalin online here). I hope your problem gets resolved soon! Take care!
     
    Last edited: Mar 22, 2024
  8. Biophage

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    PMO could definitely contribute to insomnia if it's messing with your mood.

    That said, I had really bad insomnia from age 12-19, then went on a super healthy diet (mostly plant based - lots of red/orange/yellow vegetables, black beans, spinach/green leaves, olive oil, avocado, pasta, wheat bread, carrot juice, citrus fruit, berries) for a few years and my insomnia completely went away. I'm off the healthy diet and now my insomnia is back.
     

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