Dual-Release Melatonin Supplements

Our Dual-Release Melatonin supplement offers quality, restful and productive sleep. Other sleep aids can be addictive and leave a “hang-over” effect in the morning, causing the user to feel groggy, headachy or moody. Our Dual-Release Melatonin is safe and most importantly very effective in alleviating sleep disorders.

Our timed-release formula delivers Melatonin at different intervals throughout the night, allowing you to fall asleep fast and stay asleep.

Competitor Melatonin sleep supplements and insomnia remedies fall short of their sleep aid potential because they only release the Melatonin into the bloodstream for 40-50 minutes. In fact, many peak after only 20 minutes. As a result, you could find yourself wide awake in the middle of the night --soon after the Melatonin has worn off.

Our Dual-Release Melatonin is released into the body at different intervals of the night. 1.5 mg is released immediately after ingestion and 1.5mg is released gradually over a 6 to 8 hour period. The first phase helps you fall asleep faster; the second phase improves the quality of sleep and helps you to stay asleep. When you wake up you feel more rested and refreshed!

There are benefits to Melatonin in addition to being an insomnia remedy and offering a better night’s sleep. Some research has also shown that higher levels of Melatonin in the body can help energy levels and increase mental acuity. And, it’s been shown that a steady stream of Melatonin can give a boost to the immune system and help the body fight free radical cell damage. In addition to treating insomnia, Dual-Release Melatonin supplements can provide the body with strong antioxidants and help to treat conditions such as stress, irritability and seasonal affective disorder (S.A.D.).

Dual-Release Melatonin Supplement Ingredients

Other ingredients in Dual-Release Melatonin: Lactose, hypromellose, microcrystalline cellulose, stearic acid, croscarmellose sodium, magnesium stearate, silicon dioxide and carmine lake 9350. Contains milk.

Free Of:  Starch, sugar, yeast, wheat. No preservatives, synthetic colors or artificial flavors.

Suggested Use:  Adults take one (1) tablet 30–60 minutes before bedtime with a full glass of water. For optimum results, avoid consuming caffeinated or alcoholic beverages at least three hours before using this product.

Note: If you are pregnant or nursing, on medication, have a history of autoimmune disorders, depression or any disease seek the advice of a health professional before using this product. Not for use by persons under 18.

Nighty Night - Fighting Insomnia

For many of us, a good night’s sleep is elusive. We experience a vicious cycle of not sleeping, then worrying about it, therefore creating pressure to sleep and anxiety about not sleeping well. This cyclical sleep pattern can leave us susceptible to disease and possibly weight gain and can be due to a diminishing level of Melatonin in the body. Melatonin is a hormone that is produced in the brain by the pineal gland that helps to regulate circadian rhythm (the body’s biological clock) and is responsible for restful, productive sleep patterns. When there is a deficiency, the results can be extremely frustrating (and tiresome).

Melatonin is a hormone that is produced in the brain by the pineal gland that helps to regulate circadian rhythm (the body’s biological clock) and is responsible for restful, productive sleep patterns.

Sleep Tight
A soothing, restful night’s sleep is incredibly important for maintaining good health. Without it, the immune system can weaken, leaving the body susceptible to many illnesses and health conditions.¹ Melatonin has been used for insomnia relief, to decrease the amount of time it takes to fall asleep (sleep latency), and to improve the depth and quality of sleep all naturally and with no narcotic effects.

As we age, natural Melatonin levels diminish considerably. Many older adults produce only minute amounts of Melatonin or in some instances, none at all. Small amounts of Melatonin are found in food sources like fruits, vegetables and meats but in most c... Continue

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