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Ambien is a commonly prescribed sleeping pill

Ambien is an effective and commonly prescribed sleeping pill for people that are sleep deprived. It is often used to treat insomnia brought on by anxiety and stress. Its extended-release version, Ambien CR, is said to rapidly dissolve into your bloodstream causing you to fall asleep over a longer period of time.

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