Neuro Night Essentials, created by our advising physicians,
is a proprietary blend of seven ingredients, specifically designed to promote
healthy sleep, support the body’s normal nocturnal rhythms during stress, and
help those who may have occasional sleeplessness.* Overview: Sleep is the
body's way of metabolically and psychologically resetting itself for the next
day. The body's circadian rhythm is regulated by an internal biological clock.
In order to maintain quality and restorative sleep, it is crucial that the
brain has optimal levels of serotonin and gamma-amino butyric acid (GABA), the
relaxing sleep regulating neurotransmitters, as well as the sleep regulating
hormone melatonin. The combination of the ingredients in Neuro Night Essentials
will help naturally boost levels of neurotransmitters that promote relaxation
prior to bedtime and promote deep and complete stages of sleep. GABA: Many
people possess a genetic mutation of GAD (Glutamic Acid Decarboxylase), the
primary enzyme that creates GABA. A weakness in the GAD enzyme creates an
increased amount of Glutamate, the primary excitatory neurotransmitter of the
nervous system, and a relative deficiency of GABA. This imbalance creates an
overly stimulated nervous system therefore can contribute to sleep issues. Melatonin
- a natural hormone produced by the body that helps regulate other hormones and
maintains the body's circadian rhythm. It supports the body's own production of
the tranquilizing neurotransmitter serotonin, which plays a key role in healthy
sleep patterns and mood. Recommended by more and more doctors as a safe and
natural sleep enhancer, melatonin has become the most popular sleep-support
compound in the nutrition world. L-Theanine - a calming amino acid found in
green tea that can increase levels of GABA (gamma-aminobutyric acid). Studies
suggest it may reduce feelings of mental and physical stress and may produce
feelings of relaxation. It is also thought to enhance immune function and boost
levels of glutathione. L-Theanine increases the brain's alpha wave activity,
which is associated with deep relaxation.
