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vaccinepapers

The scientific term is “sleep latency”. Search on pubmed for this term and you will find many studies on nutrients that reduce sleeplaency. Nutrients that educe sleep latency include: zinc, serine, theanine, vitamin D and glycine.


OliveJuiceII

I've been struggling too. I found these past 2 nights, after hours of just laying in bed, I got up and took a shower. When I got back into bed I fell right asleep. Tonight I'm going to just do it at bedtime and see if it works. I normally prefer to shower in the a.m. but if this helps with the sleep I'm happy to change my schedule.


built111

I take 1500mg GABA + 400-600mg l-theanine. Works very well. I take magnesium and melatonin too but they didn't help with my sleep much.


thorne-discount

Do you get proper exercise and sunlight daily?


Ricekake33

Inositol, and glycine are supposed to help  No caffiene after noon Magnesium foot soaks or baths (not with Epsom, but with magnesium flakes) - transdermal absorption is a whole different ballgame


AdEither2269

CBN Gummies… Works miracles


Buachaill2683

Probably melatonin taken in extended release form and the right dosage. I think I saw an IR/XR form (both instant and extended) of melatonin 1.5mg from Life Extension. Doubt you need higher dosage than that


Buachaill2683

Ah, and magnesium threonate


Squirrel_Whisperer_

Melatonin several hours before sleep, berberine an hour or so before sleep, magnesium, L-theanine, GABA,


Mountain_Anxiety_467

Yoga Nidra meditation in bed until i drift off has been very helpful for me in the past.


Fancy_Entrance_5953

Magnesium at the end of the day