If you find yourself having trouble falling asleep or waking up really early in the night, then it could be an issue with your thyroid. The little bugger is responsible for keeping

your organs functioning properly, and if something is going haywire, it might be because your thyroid isn't working right.

A malfunctioning thyroid is called "hypothyroidism" and causes

insomnia, anxiety, and a whole host of other issues. You'll want to get it checked out ASAP.

If you're jerking awake within an hour of midnight, you could be having issues with your gallbladder. Around this time, this organ should be hard at work helping you digest fat

with the help of the bile it secretes. If it's not doing it's job right, you'll be forced awake right about then. 

This problem is caused when gallstones

have formed in your gallbladder and obstruct bile flow. You've probably heard about people likening passing a gallstone to childbirth or getting shot. This is where the problem starts. You can

avoid this issue by cutting down the fatty foods in your diet.

Your liver is getting to work cleansing your body of toxins around this time. If you've been treating your body badly by eating a steady stream of drive-thru hamburgers (or drinking

like a sailor on shore leave) then you could be facing a problem.

The little organ that could might be facing too much work and causing you to wake

up. You can help it out by cutting down on all the things you love. Yeah, it sucks, but it could mean that you get a good night's sleep once again. 

In the wee hours of the morning, your lungs are kicking into high gear. They pick up the baton from the liver and expel toxins from the body. This

means you're going to be coughing them out.

If your coughing is keeping you awake or waking you up, then it means too many toxins are present. Just like with

the liver, you need to take a look at your diet and change something.