SLEEP-NAT

Phytotherapeutic formula designed to help the body relax and facilitate sleep. Herbal extracts, piu’ to melatonin, they form a group of substances that can act on tension and insomnia with a synergistic effect.

COMPOSITION AND SPECIFICATIONS:

Passionflower

Passionflower incarnate (there are many varieties, but this is’ the one that has an active composition for the well-being of the person) e’ characterized by purple and white flowers. Native to the southeastern United States and Central and South America. Studied and used for its effects on anxiety and insomnia.

Melatonin

Substance, often defined as “the sleep hormone”, produced by the pineal gland in the brain, a few hours before going to sleep, in response to the darkness’ which slowly takes the place of light at the end of the day. When this substance is lacking or its levels in the body are lowered then it can’ be taken as a supplement to make up for this. Melatonin in this case is’ very important for sleep and rest, by e’ a substance that also benefits in many other medical fields.

Chamomile

Chamomile, very well known and popular flower, characterized by small flowers with white petals and a yellow centre, and a characteristic and delicate scent. Used for centuries as a relaxant, calming in anxiety and abdominal pain. It has an important composition, including the substance apigenin, also present in other phytotherapeutic compositions.

Linden

E’ a plant belonging to the Tiliaceae family, very large, with characteristic children. Native to Europe. It has a very rich composition and activity’ important for health. The chemical components present are flavonoids, caffeic acid and derivatives, tannins, mucilage, essential oils. This rich composition gives the plant properties’ calming, relaxing, anti-inflammatory and antioxidant.

E’ an important and useful phytotherapeutic product for a common ailment such as difficulty’ falling asleep and waking up at night. Language’ be taken as an integrative therapy always under the advice of a professional.