Seems like this is an issue for the company that makes Ambien but an opportunity for everyone else in that industry (and for patients)

Why do that when they can sell you even more drugs. Need the glymphowhatever to happily walk down a beach? Try Ambien-G.

There really are no medications on the market indicated for long term use to help with sleep.

Often doctors prescribe low dose Seroquel, but that has its own laundry lists of problems.

There is, it’s called weed and is dirt cheap. Might not work for everyone. Might also be illegal at your location.

It also has its adverse effects with long term use.

-someone who has spent a few years now fighting between Seroquel and Weed, assuming the other is the worse choice always.

If you google the article, you see very little mention of Ambien or Zolpidem (edit)

It's mentioned in the abstract and 45 times in the article. Most scientists don't use the brand name of a drug.