Struggling to catch those Zzz's? Several supplements can be help support a better night's sleep. Here are some of the most popular and effective options:
L-theanine: An amino acid commonly found in tea leaves, it promotes relaxation and can reduce stress without causing drowsiness.
Essential Oils: Some studies have shown a link between inhaling lavender and an improvement in sleep quality.
Dietary Choices: Foods containing hormones that promote hormonal activity, like magnesium, could have gentle sleep-inducing effects. Adding milk, yoghurt, potatoes and almonds to your food intake might help.
Regular Movement: Exercise may promote a better sleep schedule. Being outside in the fresh air helps you to reset.
Create a night-time routine: Here's and interesting fact: When it’s dark at night, light-sensitive cells in our eyes send a message to our body clock to increase the production of the sleep-promoting hormone, melatonin. Studies have shown blue light emitted from TV and phones may interfere with sleep. Turning them off 2-3 hours before bedtime may help.