Really? If that's the case, then I must have chronic insomnia as well. I find it very difficult to fall asleep at night, and when I do manage to sleep, I wake up very early and can't fall back asleep. It leaves me feeling tired and irritable.
- Reporter:
- Dr. Ramon B. Gustilo:
That's right, have you used any methods to treat your insomnia?
I went to a small pharmacy near my house, and the pharmacist told me that insomnia isn't dangerous and gave me a bottle of sleeping pills called "Unisom." I’m still using it daily.
- Reporter:
- Dr. Ramon B. Gustilo:
"The salesperson is just trying to take your money without considering the consequences. Sleeping pills will only make your insomnia worse. As a doctor, I lived with insomnia for a year, and it drained my health and finances, even affecting my ability to concentrate and practice medicine. If you think insomnia isn't dangerous, think again – it can lead to serious conditions like heart disease, memory loss, and even stroke.
Believe me on this: stop using sleeping pills. Instead, try the new non-drug method recommended by the Department of Health. This treatment method offers high GABA content, which helps calm the stress and anxiety in the central nervous system, allowing you to achieve deep, restful sleep naturally."
The doctor means that I should go to the hospital for a check-up, right? I don't have enough money to afford the services there.
- Reporter:
Of course not. You don’t need to go to the hospital once you know what your condition is. In fact, I recommend not buying medication at the hospital because there is a new, more cost-effective method that is easy to use and highly effective, which Dr. Eric Tayag shared on TV last month.
- Dr. Ramon B. Gustilo:
Dr. Eric Tayag shares on TV:
"Most people suffering from chronic insomnia often face a deficiency of GABA (Gamma-Aminobutyric Acid), an essential component in supporting sleep. GABA is an inhibitory neurotransmitter that plays a role in reducing stress and anxiety by calming the central nervous system. When GABA levels in the body are low, individuals tend to feel anxious and find it difficult to relax, leading to insomnia. Currently, the only natural way to boost GABA levels is through the nutritional supplement SLEEPAL GOLD, recently introduced by the DOH"
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