Low blood sugar meanwhile can actually cause nightmares. This sounds odd, but generally your body will respond to low blood sugar by having intense dreams. Then, once your adrenalin kicks in, it zaps your blood sugar almost immediately and then for the rest of the night, you will continue to have intense dreams as your body tries to tell you it needs energy (thanks switch). How you manage your own blood sugar is not a simple topic, but its something you should discuss with your doctor to handle restless sleep or frequent nightmares.
Some websites to help with sleep and some controversial software solutions (for Mac and Windows):
- F.lux, which changes your monitor color slightly over the coarse of a day, purportedly helping you get more restful sleep at night.
- Brainwave entrainment with Gnaural.
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