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Profound Sleep

Profound Sleep

DEEP SLEEP • CALM MIND

Calm the mental chatter and experience deep, restful sleep.

Profound Sleep is a bestselling sleep powder, featuring gut-friendly Magnesium glycinate together with sleep-promoting herbs including Lemon balm, Passionflower, Schisandra, Ziziphus and Blue chamomile to help:

  • Relax the body and mind before bed
  • Reduce the time taken to fall asleep
  • Reduce 2am wake-ups
  • Support deeper sleep

This bottle contains 165g, or 1 month's supply.

$65.95
Why It Works

Profound Sleep is a bestselling sleep powder, with Magnesium glycinate and sleep-promoting herbs to reduce the time taken to fall asleep, support deeper sleep and relax the body and mind before bed. 

Easy on the stomach: Features Magnesium glycinate which is highly bioavailable with minimal laxative effects.

Targets the nervous system: Contains calming, nervous system-supporting herbs including Lemon balm, Passionflower, Schisandra, Ziziphus and Blue chamomile to decrease nervous tension and promote calm in the mind and body. 

Wildly delicious: Berry and vanilla flavour which is perfect as a post-dinner, pre-bed treat.

Ingredients

A daily dose (5.5g) contains:

Magnesium glycinate 2.19g
equivalent Magnesium 250mg

Melissa officinalis (Lemon balm) leaf ext. dry conc. 375mg
from dry leaf 1.5g

Passiflora incarnata (Passion flower) herb top flowering ext. dry conc. 100mg
from dry herb top flowering 2g

Matricaria chamomilla (Blue chamomile) flower ext. dry conc. 187.5mg
from dry flower 1.5g

Ziziphus jujuba (Ziziphus) seed ext. dry seed conc. 333.33mg
from dry seed 10g

Schisandra chinensis (Schisandra) fruit ext. dry conc. 80mg
from dry fruit 2g

No added yeast, soy, sugars, lactose, gluten, artificial colourings, dairy, or animal products.

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Benefits
  • Reduces the time taken to fall asleep
  • Promotes deeper, more rested sleep
  • Calms the mind before bed
  • Supports muscle relaxation and muscle health 
  • Reduces night sweats and spontaneous sweating
How to Use

Mix one 5.5-gram dose (approx. one heaped metric teaspoon) into water and consume immediately. Take once daily 30-60 minutes before bed, or as recommended by your healthcare practitioner.

Always read the label. Follow the directions for use. If symptoms persist, worsen, or change unexpectedly, talk to your healthcare professional.

FAQs

When is the best time to take Profound Sleep?

Profound Sleep has been formulated to help with the process of winding down at the end of the day and preparing for sleep and therefore contains sleep-promoting herbs. We recommend taking Profound Sleep after dinner or an hour before bed.

What does Profound Sleep taste like?

Mixed berry and vanilla?

How do I take Profound Sleep?

We have formulated Profound Sleep to be as tasty as possible, so just mix it in water and enjoy! If you prefer a lighter taste, many customers have found that mixing Profound Sleep in sparkling water tastes amazing.

Is Profound Sleep safe to use during pregnancy and breastfeeding?

We recommend avoiding Profound Sleep during pregnancy and breastfeeding due to the lack of research around the use of Lemon balm during pregnancy and breastfeeding.

Regenerative ingredients. Science-backed doses.

Ziziphus

Passion flower

Lemon balm

Magnesium glycinate

"I usually suffer from disturbed sleep and can be awake from 2 am until I get up. When I have Profound Sleep before bed I sleep soundly and if I wake, I go back to sleep very easily. It's so good to get full nights sleep again."

- Robyn

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Ziziphus

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Native to Central Asia, Ziziphus is one of the oldest cultivated fruit trees in the world. Having been mentioned in the Book of Songs, a collection of poems of the tenth century BP, the plant is thought to have been taken into cultivation in the early Shang dynasty of the Bronze Age. 

The fruit from the tree, commonly known as red date or Chinese date, is similar in shape and size to a small plum. The fresh fruit is full of amino acids, vitamins B and C, healthy fatty acids, iron, potassium, calcium, zinc, polysaccharides, flavonoids and high levels of bioactive compounds. 


Traditional Uses in Chinese Medicine

·      Decrease nervous tension and unrest

·      Relieve sleeplessness

·      Relieve disturbed or restless sleep

·      Relieve irritability


Scientific Name

Ziziphus jujuba


Source

Cultivated on farms Shandong province, China.


Part of Plant Used

Fruit, extract

Passion flower

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Passion flower is a climbing vine that is most commonly found in tropical parts of North America, Central America and South America. While one of its early names, mahcawq, was indicative of the plant’s small fruits, the common name Passion flower was coined by Spanish missionaries who thought the unique physical structures of its exotic, purple flower was reminiscent of Christ’s crucifixion (passio translates to “suffer”) They felt the five stamens represented the five wounds of Christ, the three styles represented the three nails to the cross and the purple and white colours symbolised heaven and purity. The plant has been used for centuries by Native American tribes and in Western Herbal Medicine for treating a variety of ailments. 


Traditional Uses in Western Herbal Medicine

·      Relieve symptoms of mild anxiety

·      Reduce excess nervous energy

·      Relieve symptoms of stress

·      As a nervous system relaxant

·      Maintain general health and wellbeing


Scientific Name

Passiflora incarnata 


Source

Cultivated on manufacturer-owned and controlled farms at multiple regions around the world.


Part of Plant Used

Flower, extract

Lemon balm

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A member of the mint family, lemon balm is a herb native to Europe, North Africa and West Asia, but is now grown around the world. It gets its name from the Greek word for “honey bee”, indicative of bees’ attraction to the herb’s fragrant scent. Having been featured in medicinal formulas addressing stress and anxiety for centuries, it has earned itself the reputation of being a “calming” herb.


Traditional Uses in Western Herbal Medicine

·      Support emotional wellbeing

·      Maintain healthy sleeping patterns

·      Relieve sleeplessness

·      Reduce symptoms of mild anxiety

·      As a nervous system relaxant


Scientific Name 

Melissa officinalis


Source

Cultivated on multiple farms across Europe.


Part of Plant Used

Leaf, extract

Magnesium glycinate

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Magnesium is an essential mineral in the body. It is a cofactor in over 300 enzymatic reactions and plays an important role in many biological processes in the body including cellular energy production, cell growth and reproduction and protein synthesis. It also plays a key role in nerve transmission, muscle contraction, blood pressure and bone metabolism. 

Magnesium glycinate is found by many individuals to be a more absorbable form of magnesium. It is well tolerated and considered to be one of the gentlest forms of magnesium on the stomach.


Therapeutic Uses

·      Support muscle function

·      Maintain neuromuscular function

·      Support bone health

·      Support heart health

·      Maintain general health and wellbeing

Full Ingredients List

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A daily dose (5.5g) contains:

Magnesium glycinate 2.19g
equivalent Magnesium 250mg

Melissa officinalis (Lemon balm) leaf ext. dry conc. 375mg
from dry leaf 1.5g

Passiflora incarnata (Passion flower) herb top flowering ext. dry conc. 100mg
from dry herb top flowering 2g

Matricaria chamomilla (Blue chamomile) flower ext. dry conc. 187.5mg
from dry flower 1.5g

Ziziphus jujuba (Ziziphus) seed ext. dry seed conc. 333.33mg
from dry seed 10g

Schisandra chinensis (Schisandra) fruit ext. dry conc. 80mg
from dry fruit 2g

No added yeast, soy, sugars, lactose, gluten, artificial colourings, dairy, or animal products.

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