Night Terrors

- alarming to both those that experience it and those that watch it happening!

Night terrors are a common disorder. They affect a staggering 15% of children (mostly younger kids) and 3% of the population. This is probably a conservative figure as there are many people who are not aware that there is a title for this condition! It is more prevalent in boys than girls, and there is often a family history.

Night terrors or sleep terrors are periods of extreme agitation often with intense fear, crying and screaming in the middle of the night. Night terrors terrors usually occur just a few hours after falling asleep.

When a child has a night terror, arousal can be difficult. He or she might have their eyes open but will look straight through you, similar to someone sleepwalking. The child is not dreaming, but in a deep sleep. Usually they will not be able to recall the incident in the morning.

Night terrors seem to occur in cycles. They may happen every night for several weeks, and then cease to occur for months. They are also more common in children whose family members have a history of night terrors, sleep walking, sleep talking, or bed wetting. A lot of kids out grow Night terrors by the age of 8 years but some people continue to be tormented by them all their lives.

What causes night Terrors?

The simple answer is that no one really knows. There are many theories.
• Increased brain activity,
• Glitches in sleep patterns
• Common thought among researchers is that a chemical trigger causes the brain to 'misfire'. These misfires can be caused by many factors such as stress and various other medical ailments.
• Physic attack by malignant, non physical entities.

Any or all could be true.

What are the symptoms?

• A sudden awakening from sleep Fearful or terrified often screaming, sweating and confused. This is usually accompanied with a very rapid heart rate and an inability to explain what happened.
• Often the eyes are wide open although in a deep sleep.
• They may try to get out of bed/cot and often sleep walk.
Usually the person has no recall of any bad dreams or nightmares, but may have a vague sense of frightening images.

Many people see spiders, snakes, tigers or even people in the room. They are unable to be fully awakened and are difficult to comfort. They often have no memory of the event on awakening.

How serious are they?

They are mostly more distressing mentally and emotionally to the suffer and the on-lookers than physically dangerous.

Some people have night terrors less than once a month.

If the night terrors are severe they can occur nightly, Some times they can result in physical injury to the suffer or others.

The Main Points about Night terrors (sleep terrors) are:

• Mainly affects children between 3 and 12 years old, but can occur at any age
• It does tend to run in the family
• Usually occurs 15 minutes to 1 hour after going to sleep
• The child or person doesn't wake
• They are unable to be comforted
• Will not respond to anyone
• Can last between 10 and 20 minutes
• Doesn't usually remember the night time incidence
• Increased occurrences during times of stress or over-active daytime activity
• There is an 18% incidence of sleep walking and some children manage to actually leave their homes
• Very important to protect the child from injury.

Typically, children with night terrors are not in control. They may be sitting up in bed, appear frightened, staring with eyes wide open. They may also be sweating, breathing heavily, and complaining of seeing peculiar things or objects that are not really there. This period of terror may last for up to several minutes and then the child will usually go back to sleep.

What distinguishes night terrors from nightmares is that the child does not recall the dream or event leading to the night terror, and in many cases, does not recall anything that has happened at all.

Night terrors are extremely disturbing for the suffer and the observers. If your child is experiencing a Night Terror, the best response is to hug and reassure them. Agree with everything they say or do. Don't shout and tell them they are only dreaming, this only seems to upset them more and may make things worse.

But there is a solution:

Because no one knows what causes night terrors there has been no cure – until now!

We will not pretend to that we understand why our devices are a cure for night terrors any more than any one knows what causes them. In fact we have to admit that we discovered that they are a solution by accident (not that we believe there are any accidents). Customers that had bought Negaters or p.e.bals for reasons other than curing night terrors reported back to us that they had this huge added benefit also. Margie also suffered from night terrors see her blog.

We can't explain it but we know that it works - so we will refund your purchase money if it fails to work for you. We really want to help you and we have had a staggering 100% success in curing night terrors so why not give it a try – you have nothing to lose and everything to gain.

Case study

I am not sure how to thank you enough! We had - yes had! 2 eight year old boys (twins) waking up screaming every other night with what is known as night terrors. When we read that your protection devices helped with sleeping so we thought we would give it a try. It has been 3 weeks now with both sleeping through the night. Amazing!
Julie. S, Palmerston North, N.Z

A p.e.bal or a negater beside the bed is all that's need to cure night terrors.

Case study

I have a six year old son who suffered from bed-wetting and nightmares, I had taken him to Doctors to no avail. We bought your energy balancing device and put it in his room. We began to notice a difference on the first night, He is now happy to play in his room and has not wet the bed since (3 months now)He even gets up to go to the toilet during the night which he never done before due to being a heavy sleeper. I definitely would recommend your products.
Joe, Whakatane, New Zealand.

Nightmares differ from Night terrors.

Nightmares which are quite common in young children usually occur sometime after 90 minutes of sleep. It is typical for a child with a nightmare to wake up completely feeling very anxious. Usually they remember the content of the dream vividly.

A child having a nightmare needs reassuring. Giving them a cuddle and a Negater Shell to hold.

When nightmares become more frequent or occur on a regular basis, it may be a sign of stress in the child's life or environment. In these cases it is especially important to eliminate the stress. This can easily be done with the balancing/protection properties of either the Negater Shell or the p.e.bal. This will prevent the problem escalating into a situation when the child becomes too frightened to go to bed to sleep and their health suffers mentally and physically.

Children are extremely sensitive to energies and respond to and benefit from The Negater Shell and the p.e.bal very quickly.

Case Study

"I am ordering another Negater Shell please. I bought one for my son and he held it in his hand and fell asleep. I felt a great sense of energy from it too so decided I better get one for myself (mum's often miss out)." F. Schleffel Auckland, New Zealand.