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- Activates your parasympathetic nervous system ("rest and digest")
- Relaxes tense muscles (reducing restlessness)
- Regulates GABA (your brain's calming neurotransmitter)
- Supports natural melatonin production
Without adequate Magnesium, your body literally can't relax at the cellular level.
- L-Theanine: Increases alpha brain waves (meditative state) Column 3: Support Deep Sleep 7. PRODUCT DETAILS TABS Tab Navigation
- Ashwagandha: Reduces cortisol (stress hormone)
- Chamomile: Traditional calming herb
Together, they quiet racing thoughts and anxious feelings that keep you awake — without drowsiness during the day.
- Reduces inflammation that disrupts sleep cycles
- Supports brain health and neurotransmitter function
- Regulates circadian rhythm - Improves REM sleep quality
Better sleep isn't just about falling asleep — it's about STAYING asleep and waking refreshed.
- 200mg elemental Magnesium per 2 capsules
- Bisglycinate form — most absorbable, gentlest on stomach
- No laxative effect (unlike cheaper Magnesium Oxide)
- Take 2 capsules 30-60 minutes before bed
Why Magnesium for sleep:
- Required for over 300 enzyme reactions including those that regulate sleep
- Activates GABA receptors (your brain's "calm down" signal)
- Relaxes muscles (reduces restless legs, tension)
- Supports natural melatonin production
- Deficiency linked to insomnia and poor sleep quality
Why bisglycinate form: Most Magnesium supplements use oxide (cheap, poorly absorbed, causes diarrhea) or citrate (better absorbed, still laxative effect). Bisglycinate is the gentlest, most absorbable form — perfect for nightly use.
- 200mg L-Theanine (from green tea)
- 300mg KSM-66 Ashwagandha (clinically studied form)
- 150mg Chamomile extract
- 100mg Lemon Balm
- 50mg Passionflower
- Take 2 capsules during day or evening
Why these ingredients:
L-Theanine:
- Increases alpha brain waves (calm but alert state)
- Reduces anxiety without sedation
- Improves sleep quality without drowsiness
- Works within 30-60 minutes
KSM-66 Ashwagandha:
- Clinically proven to reduce cortisol (stress hormone) by 27%
- Adaptogen — helps body manage stress
- Improves sleep quality and reduces waking
KSM-66 Ashwagandha:
- Clinically proven to reduce cortisol (stress hormone) by 27%
- Adaptogen — helps body manage stress
- Improves sleep quality and reduces waking
Chamomile, Lemon Balm, Passionflower:
- Traditional calming herbs with research backing
- Gentle, non-habit forming
- Support GABA activity (relaxation)
When to take:
- Daytime: For stress management (won't make you drowsy)
- Evening: 1-2 hours before bed (enhances sleep)
- Flexible based on your needs
- 480mg EPA + 360mg DHA per softgel (840mg total Omega 3)
- Ultra-pure: Tested for mercury, PCBs, heavy metals
- Natural triglyceride form (3x more absorbable than cheap ethyl ester)
- Take 1 softgel daily with food
Why Omega 3 for sleep:
Research links adequate Omega 3 intake to:
- Better sleep quality and duration
- Reduced sleep disruptions
- Improved REM sleep
- Reduced inflammation (inflammation disrupts sleep)
- Better mood regulation (anxiety/depression harm sleep)
The inflammation-sleep connection: Chronic low-grade inflammation is increasingly recognized as a sleep disruptor. EPA (from Omega 3) is one of the most effective antiinflammatory nutrients available.
- Take 1Omega 3 with breakfast
Why morning: Omega 3 works over time (weeks to months) to reduce inflammation and support brain health. Taking it in the morning ensures you don't forget.
- Take 2 Relax + Calm capsules
Why afternoon: L-Theanine and Ashwagandha work within 30-60 minutes but also build up over time. Taking in afternoon:
- Helps manage afternoon stress
- Prevents cortisol spike that can disrupt sleep later
- Won't make you drowsy (these aren't sedatives)
Alternative: Take 1-2 hours before bed if you prefer
- Take 2 Magnesium capsules
Why before bed: Magnesium has mild immediate relaxation effects but also builds up over 1-2 weeks. Taking before bed:
- Helps you physically relax
- Signals bedtime routine
- Supports falling asleep faster
In addition to supplements:
- Dim lights 1 hour before bed (supports melatonin)
- Cool room (18-20°C ideal)
- No screens 30 minutes before bed (or use blue light filter)
- Consistent timing (go to bed same time each night)
- Reading or meditation (calming activities)
The supplements work WITH good sleep hygiene, not instead of it.
- Magnesium: May notice muscle relaxation and easier falling asleep
- Relax + Calm: Reduced daytime stress and anxiety within days
- Omega 3: No immediate effects (works over weeks)
- Cumulative effects: All three working together
- Falling asleep faster (10-20 minutes faster common)
- Staying asleep longer (fewer wake-ups)
- Waking more refreshed
- Sustained improvements: Sleep quality continues improving
- Less daytime fatigue
- Better stress resilience
- More consistent sleep patterns
- Sleep becomes naturally easier
- Less reliance on "perfect conditions" to sleep
- Overall nervous system regulation improves
No. None of these are sedatives
- Magnesium: Taken at night, doesn't cause daytime drowsiness
- Relax + Calm: Reduces stress/anxiety without sedation (you can take it during the day)
- Omega 3: No sedative effects whatsoever
The difference: Sleeping pills knock you out. This protocol helps your body naturally regulate sleep — you won't feel drugged or groggy.
Yes. These are nutrients, not drugs.
Unlike sleeping pills (which become less effective and create dependency), these supplements:
- ✅ Support natural sleep processes
- ✅ Don't create tolerance (won't need higher doses over time)
- ✅ Don't cause withdrawal
- ✅ Safe for months or years of use
Many customers take this protocol for 6-12+ months with continued benefits.
Melatonin can backfire.
Problems with melatonin supplements:
- Can suppress your natural melatonin production
- Dosing is tricky (too much = grogginess)
- Loses effectiveness over time for some people
- Can disrupt circadian rhythm if timed wrong
Better approach: Magnesium supports your body's OWN melatonin production naturally. This is sustainable long-term without dependency.
If you need melatonin: You can add it separately (0.5-1mg, not 5-10mg most supplements use). But try this protocol first — most people don't need it.
Check with your doctor, especially for sleeping pills.
With prescription sleeping pills:
- Consult your doctor before adding Magnesium or Relax + Calm
- May have additive sedative effects
- Doctor may want to reduce pill dosage as you transition
With melatonin:
- Generally safe to combine
- But try the protocol alone first — you may not need melatonin
- If combining, use low-dose melatonin (0.5-1mg)
Our recommendation: Use this protocol alone for 2-4 weeks. See how you respond before adding other sleep aids.
This protocol helps prevent waking, but won't always eliminate it.
If you still wake up:
- 1. Don't take more Magnesium at 3am (will disrupt morning routine)
- 2. Get up if awake >20 minutes (don't lie in bed anxious)
- 3. Read something boring (not your phone)
- 4.Return to bed when drowsy
Common causes of waking:
- Stress/anxiety (Relax + Calm should help)
- Blood sugar crashes (eat protein before bed)
- Caffeine too late (none after 2pm)
- Alcohol (disrupts REM sleep even if it makes you drowsy)
If waking persists after 4 weeks on protocol, book a consultation with our nutritionists.
Probably, but check for interactions.
Magnesium can interact with:
- Antibiotics (take 2-4 hours apart)
- Bisphosphonates (osteoporosis drugs)
- Some blood pressure medications
Ashwagandha (in Relax + Calm) can interact with:
- Thyroid medications (may increase thyroid hormone)
- Immunosuppressants
- Sedatives (may have additive effects)
Omega 3 can interact with:
- Blood thinners (may increase bleeding risk at high doses)
Recommendation: If you're on prescription medications, book a free call with our nutritionists to review.
Most likely wrong form or not combined with other support.
Common reasons Magnesium "didn't work":
1. Wrong form: Oxide or citrate (poorly absorbed or laxative effect)
2. Too low dose: 100mg isn't therapeutic for sleep (need 200-400mg)
3. Taken alone: Magnesium addresses physical relaxation, but not stress or inflammation
This protocol is different because:
✅ Bisglycinate form (highest absorption, no stomach issues)
✅ 200mg therapeutic dose
✅ Combined with Relax + Calm (addresses mental stress)
✅ Combined with Omega 3 (addresses inflammation)
Think of it like this: Magnesium alone is 1/3 of the solution. This protocol is the complete picture.
Generally safe, but always check with your doctor first
Safe components:
✅ Magnesium: Commonly recommended in pregnancy
✅ Omega 3: Essential during pregnancy/breastfeeding
Check with doctor:
- ⚠️ Ashwagandha: Some doctors prefer avoiding adaptogens in pregnancy
Our recommendation: If pregnant or breastfeeding, consult your doctor or midwife. You might use Magnesium + Omega 3 and skip Relax + Calm.
Alternatively, consider our Pregnancy Protocol which is specifically formulated for pregnancy.
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60-day money-back guarantee.
Try the protocol for 30-60 days. If you're not sleeping better, return it for a full refund — no questions asked.
Before giving up, make sure you:
- Took it consistently for at least 2 weeks
- Took at recommended times (Magnesium before bed)
- Maintained basic sleep hygiene (dark room, cool temperature, consistent schedule)
If you tried all that and still not working, we'll refund you. And you can book a free call with our nutritionists to troubleshoot.
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Different focus and products.
Foundational Bundle:
- General wellness support
- Multivitamin + Daily Biotic + FREE Omega 3
- One-time purchase
Sleep & Relaxation Protocol:
- Specific sleep/stress support
- Magnesium + Relax + Calm + Omega 3
- One-time purchase
Can I take both? Yes, but not necessary. Choose based on your primary concern (general wellness vs. sleep issues).
Yes, but timing adjustments needed.
For night shift workers:
- Take Magnesium 30-60 min before your "bedtime" (whenever that is)
- Take Relax + Calm during your "afternoon" (mid-shift)
- Omega 3 with any meal
The supplements work with YOUR circadian rhythm, not a specific clock time.
Additional tips for night shift:
- Use blackout curtains/eye mask for daytime sleep
- Consider additional melatonin (0.5-1mg) before daytime sleep
- Be consistent with your sleep schedule even on days off
Not directly, but may help associated issues.
Sleep apnea is a mechanical breathing issue that requires medical treatment (CPAP, dental devices, or surgery).
However, this protocol may help with:
- Better sleep quality between apnea episodes
- Reduced stress that worsens apnea
- Inflammation reduction (may slightly improve symptoms)
Important: If you suspect sleep apnea (loud snoring, gasping, daytime fatigue), see a doctor. This protocol is not a substitute for treatment.
- Lying awake for hours with racing thoughts
- Waking up multiple times every night
- Relying on sleeping pills or melatonin
- Waking up groggy and unrefreshed




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