I started having sleeping problems when I got to high school and had mountains of stress compared to the previous years.
My workload between the AP classes I was taking the job I worked for spending money was more than I realized at the time.
I was full of passion so I pushed with utmost determination, even to my own detriment. In retrospect it’s easy for me to see what I was doing wrong and realize that I should have slowed myself down, but then I wouldn’t have accomplished so much in a four-year time period either. I have always been the type of person to burn my wick from both ends; I do it as a sheer force of habit I suppose. Naturally, I started consuming copious amounts of coffee during these years to stay focused and stimulated throughout the daytime and nighttime hours. I was up early every morning for school, but I was usually working in my bedroom until after midnight most of the time. If I was lucky, I was getting five hours of sleep on the nights where I could actually force my body to fall asleep. Other nights I would just toss and turn while constantly checking the clock to see what time it was. A friend of mine told me to try CBD for my insomnia, but I was let down. I figured that a strong dose of CBD would make me feel sedated, but all it did was calm me while leaving me feeling refreshed and stimulated. I wasn’t anxious, but the CBD definitely didn’t help me sleep either. Some people think that you won’t get a sedating experience with CBD products unless you find one with lots of myrene inside. Myrcene is a sedating terpene found in both hemp and marijuana plants.
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