Re:Altered states of consciousness induced by breathwork acc...
by wafflemaker on Thursday August 28, 2025 @04:06AM
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Weird falling asleep happens to me too. The $5 acupressure mat is so deeply relaxing. And also helps me heal faster from bouts of lower back prolapse. Would definitely recommend, best $5 ever spent.
It takes some conditioning, you most likely won't last 5+ minutes the first time.
Re:Altered states of consciousness induced by breathwork acc...
by greedylizard on Thursday August 28, 2025 @06:15AM
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Where did you find an acupressure mat for $5? The cheapest Iām seeing on online is $20.
Re:Altered states of consciousness induced by breathwork acc...
by wafflemaker on Saturday August 30, 2025 @01:21PM
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Norway - Biltema. And pretty sure they are dirt cheap in Poland too. They actually differ in how sharp they are, so maybe a slightly more expensive one will be marginally better.
Forgot to add: BUY THE PILLOW TOO. The whole set is worth it.
Re:Altered states of consciousness induced by breathwork acc...
by VagabundoP on Thursday August 28, 2025 @05:13AM
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Quick tip for someone if you wake in the night. A walk on tiles or cool flooring to get your feet nice and cold then a hot water bottle on said feet - if you have poor circulation, I run hot so under the blankets the temp spikes fast.
It should get you snoozy. Some nature sounds in the background etc should get you back to sleep.
Re:Altered states of consciousness induced by breathwork acc...
by lazyeye on Thursday August 28, 2025 @06:33AM
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I'm curious to try a bedjet (no affiliation).
Re:Altered states of consciousness induced by breathwork acc...
by VagabundoP on Thursday August 28, 2025 @11:01AM
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hmmm seems interesting.
I've always been a really good sleeper. The cold feet trick worked for me because I grew up in a house without central heating in Ireland. So if I woke I'd toddle to the toilet and back, by the time I did that I was properly cold. And I run quite hot so I heat up under the covers quickly. boom back to sleep.
The most surprising thing is that despite the initial discomfort, I often find myself waking up on the thing an hour or more after laying down on it. I always set a stopwatch timer on my phone when I use it since 20 full minutes on it is the baseline recommendation, but very often I'll blow right past that.