Natural menopause sleep aid

Improve Your Sleep Quality and Duration

Good, deep, refreshing sleep is often a casualty of perimenopause and menopause, as hormonal fluctuations, particularly in estrogen and progesterone, can wreak havoc on our sleep patterns. Whether it's menopausal sleeplessness, waking in the night and finding it difficult to fall back asleep, or being woken by a hot flush, breaking into a sweat, throwing off the bedclothes, then waking damp and frozen later in the night, several times per night, it's no wonder menopausal women can be tired and irritable. Add in extra stress if you're a mother with children working through exams; elderly parents needing assistance; a demanding professional position; or all of the above.

Recognising the importance of sleep during this phase of life is crucial, as it not only affects daily functioning but also the way we navigate the physical and emotional rollercoaster of perimenopause and menopause.

The Menopause-Sleep Connection: Why Quality Rest Matters

Quality sleep is the body's reset button and is a fundamental pillar of overall well-being, but it's not just about the number of hours we’re getting each night; the quality of our sleep matters too. During deep sleep, the body engages in a range of essential maintenance tasks, often collectively referred to as restorative functions; these include tissue growth, cellular repair, memory consolidation, and regulating hormones that help manage stress, appetite, and mood.

Ongoing sleep problems can affect how you feel during the day, contributing to poor cognitive function (brain fog), as well as low energy, irritability, and mood swings, and can also exacerbate any other symptoms you are experiencing too. If sleep problems persist, talk to your doctor.

Discover Our Sleep Support for Menopause

Having been there ourselves and understanding what women need, when creating our Sleep supplement, we focused on ingredients traditionally used to ease nervous tension, support relaxation and promote deep sleep.

Our Sleep supplement combines herbal and nutritional ingredients: magnesium, which supports muscle relaxation and refreshing sleep, plus Californian poppy, passionflower and hops, which are traditionally used in Western herbal medicine to induce sleep, improve sleep quality and relieve sleeplessness and restless sleep.

Here's a closer look at what's inside:

Magnesium Glycinate: Supporting Muscle Relaxation and Refreshing Sleep

Magnesium is an essential mineral, and magnesium glycinate is the form we chose for our Sleep formula.

When it comes to sleep, magnesium supports muscle relaxation and mind relaxation, and helps maintain refreshing sleep. It may also help relieve muscle cramps, including those uncomfortable night-time leg cramps.

Hops: A Traditional Herb for Calming Sleep

Hops has a long history in Western herbal medicine, where it is traditionally used to help calm the nerves, ease nervous tension, induce sleep and improve sleep quality.

Californian Poppy: Traditionally Used for Peaceful Sleep

Californian poppy, a vibrant orange wildflower native to California, is traditionally used in Western herbal medicine to relieve disturbed sleep, nervous tension, restlessness and symptoms of mild anxiety. The plant contains a range of bioactive compounds, particularly isoquinoline alkaloids.

Passionflower: Supporting Relaxation and Continuous Sleep

Passionflower is a Western herbal medicine that's been used for centuries to relieve sleeplessness, and it contains compounds such as flavonoids and alkaloids.

Passionflower is traditionally used in Western herbal medicine to help induce sleep, relieve restless sleep and restlessness, and relieve symptoms of mild anxiety.

Benefits of Our Menopause Sleep Supplement

Our Sleep supplement is designed to support sleep during menopause, promoting deep, restorative rest¹. Here are the key benefits:

  • Promotes Deep Sleep - The combination of herbs is traditionally used to help induce sleep and improve sleep quality and deep sleep¹.
  • Eases Restless Sleep - Helps relieve disturbed and restless sleep¹, for a more continuous sleep experience.
  • Alleviates Restlessness - Passionflower and hops help relieve restlessness, nervous tension and symptoms of mild anxiety¹, making it easier to settle at night.
  • Enhances Relaxation - Magnesium helps mind and muscle relaxation, and the herbs help relieve nervous tension and symptoms of stress¹, preparing the body for sleep.

¹ Passionflower, hops and Californian poppy are traditionally used in Western herbal medicine.

How Quickly Do Our Sleep Capsules Work?

Everyone responds differently. Take Sleep as directed on the label as part of your wind-down routine, and talk to your health professional if your sleep problems persist.

Can Our Sleep Supplement Be Combined with Other Menopause Co. Products?

Yes, many of our products can be used together, because the path to menopause health is as unique as you are. As some of our products share ingredients, check with your health professional before combining several.

You might like to start with Foundation, designed as the base of our range to support you on your journey of menopause health. From here, you can mix and match to suit your unique combination of symptoms.

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Reclaim Your Rest

Achieving restful sleep during menopause is essential for overall well-being. Our Sleep formula combines magnesium with hops, Californian poppy and passionflower, which are traditionally used in Western herbal medicine to improve sleep quality and deep sleep. Explore our full range of supplements today to support your menopause journey.

If you take other medicines or supplements, talk to your health professional before using our products. ALWAYS READ THE LABEL AND FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS FOR USE. Sleep may cause drowsiness. If affected, do not drive or operate machinery. Avoid alcohol.

Discover our range of supplements, developed with mind and body nutrients to support your body and your needs before, during, and after this transitionary life stage.

This article has been reviewed by our expert advisory team.

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