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  • Herbalist & Alchemist Phytocalm 2 oz Herbalist & Alchemist Phytocalm 2 oz

    Phytocalm 2 ozHerbal SupplementPromotes Restful Sleep*Suggested use: 40-80 (2-4 mL) ideally in Chamomile tea. Can also be taken in juice or water. Take in the evening. Shake well before using.Amount Per ServingServing Size 80 drops (40 mL)Servings per container 40Proprietary Blend 4mlExtracts of Skullcap flowering tops(Scutellaira lateriflowr),Hops strobiles (humulus lupulus), Oat milky seed (Avena sativa), Passionflower herb (Passiflor incarnate), California POppy whole plant (Eschscholzia californica), Valerian root (Valeriana officinale)Other ingredients: Distilled water, ethyl alcohol.Contraindications: Use of large quantities may cause drowsiness and temporarily impair motor skills (driving, etc.). KEEP OUT OF CHILDREN'S REACH.*This statement has not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

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Sleep Support Products

A good night's sleep gets you recharged for the next day. Sound sleep helps your body regenerate, relax, and boost immunity. In addition to healthy lifestyle changes, you may also add sleep support supplements. Sleep support supplements contain key vitamins, herbs, minerals, and natural ingredients such as valerian, jujube seed extracts, calcium, L-Theanine, niacin, kava kava, valerian, chamomile, melatonin, and magnesium. These ingredients help maintain the body's balanced levels of GABA, Dopamine, and serotonin. 

Kava-Kava helps relieve anxiety, relax muscles, and generally calms you down. It is available in some relaxation teas, such as capsules and tablets. Valerian is a well-known and time-honored relaxant that can be taken as capsules or blended in tea. Melatonin is a hormone that naturally occurs. Its purpose is to regulate the sleep/wake cycle. It is available in pill, capsule, or liquid form. A soothing chamomile tea before bed will help you relax and settle your tummy! Of the four sleep supplements mentioned here, it is the only one that can be used indefinitely. All the others should only be used in the short term.

Sleep supplements include teas, tinctures, pills, capsules, and powders. They may be herbal or consist of sleep vitamins or amino acids. Some of the most effective healthy sleep aids are Kava Kava, Valerian, Melatonin, and Chamomile. Discuss the possibilities with your health care professional and then turn to Vita Living for excellent quality sleep vitamins and supplements. 

Lack of sleep can often be traced to lifestyle. Suppose you are consuming a lot of caffeine and/or alcohol, working too much, exercising too little, eating poorly, or engaging in any number of other unhealthy activities. In that case, it can hurt your sleep. Making positive changes to your lifestyle, such as reducing or eliminating caffeine, alcohol, sugar, and processed foods from your diet, can make a big difference. Swimming, yoga, meditation, cycling, walking, and other relaxing forms of exercise can also be helpful. Eating a balanced, whole-food diet will improve your life in general and the quality of your sleep.

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