Those who are overweight, drink late at night or take sedatives are most susceptible.
Did he need, one reporter asked in jest, to take sedatives as preparation for his homecoming?
Sleeping Beauty, about a student who agrees to take sedatives and lie naked and unconscious while ageing clients pat, paw and lick her, divided critics.
Amelia can hardly assert her authority to get Samuel to take sedatives: "I am the parent and you are the child, so take the pill!" In another scene, Samuel sleepwalks over to Amelia and tells her to "wake up".
Some drink more to curb stress, use illegal drugs like cocaine to help them meet deadlines, or take sedatives like benzodiazepines to calm them so they can attend meetings "without having sweaty palms".
The mid-life crisis cases use antidepressants and the old depressives take sedatives lulling themselves into that very long sleep.
"Do you take sedatives or sleep medicine?" Answer options were: 'rarely'regularlyrly' and 'never'never
Take sedatives to relieve vertigo.
If you're sick, only take sedatives knowing that you won't be driving or operating heavy machinery.
Australia's pre-Olympic favourite for gold James Magnussen endured a torrid event last summer and it was revealed that along with several team-mates he had taken sedative Stilnox during a team-bonding session.
