t's estimated that between 60 and 70 million people suffer from insomnia in one form or another, either occasionally or for years at a time, and these people are spending billions of dollars on prescription medications and even more on over-the-counter remedies. Other drugs sometimes used to prevent insomnia are antidepressants (drugs that stimulate the moods of depressed patients and antihistamines, drugs that block allergies.) Drowsiness is a side effect of these drugs.

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