Description
- If you have difficulty sleeping or when you frequently wake up after short periods of sleep and stay wide awake into the early hours of the morning, the passion flower, valerian and hops will help you relax, sleep through the night and not become tired so easily.
- The ingredients have calming, relaxing and sleep-promoting effects, which communicate with the transmitters in the brain, triggering similar effects such as the body's relaxation and sleep hormones, which support the healthy sleeping/waking rhythm alignment. The great thing about these natural products is that they have no side effects or feelings of tiredness during the day.
- 180 herbal capsules of 350mg each | Contents: passion flower, valerian and hops | No pellets since heat and pressure may damage vital substances. Not artificially standardised, insulated or highly dosed. Not from concentrate. Capsule case made of gelatin (cattle)* see explanation below. GMO free. Made in Germany.
- 100% natural | No additives • No additives • No fillers • no binding agents, release agents, E numbers • No magnesium stearate • No flavourants, anticaking agents, preservatives, colourants. Lactose free fructose free gluten free!
- Suggested use: 1 capsule before dinner and 2 capsules about half an hour before going to bed with plenty of liquid (1 glass of water).
Worries, rush, time pressure, success pressure, everyday stress, conflict, excessive demands and everyday stress often affect sleeping quality. If you are struggling to fall asleep at night or if you often wake up suddenly after shortly falling asleep and then staying awake well into the early hours of the morning, passion flowers, valerian and hops may help in a naturally way to relax, sleep through the night and more easily become tired. The ingredients have calming, relaxing and sleep-promoting effects, which communicate with the transmitters in the brain, triggering similar effects such as the body's relaxation and sleep hormones, which support the healthy sleeping/waking rhythm alignment..
