Full Spectrum Sleep Softgels with Nootropic +Terpenes

Nootropics are the substances heralded for their ability to improve brain performance and cognitive function. You might think that “nootropics” is a word you’ve never heard of before, and chances are, you haven’t. Yet you’re most likely familiar with prescription nootropics like Ritalin and Adderall or dietary supplement nootropics like caffeine, ginseng balboa, creatine, Omega-3, and others. Nootropics have the potential to increase creativity, improve learning and memory habits, enhance concentration and attention, and much more. They’re often considered the “smart drugs” and can be either prescribed or purchased OTC (over the counter).

Nootropics have many uses, one of them being that they promote. Melatonin is probably  the most familiar of nootropics, which is why many sleep aids promote this substance specifically. Two other nootropics associated with sleep are danshen and suanzaoren. Both these nootropics have  been used for centuries in Chinese medicine to battle insomnia and restless minds. If you struggle to calm your thoughts or can’t seem to restrict the heavy thinking your brain tries to do before sleep, nootropics may help your mind unwind to the point where you can not only fall asleep but stay asleep!

In addition to incorporating nootropics into your sleep regiment, you may also want to consider terpenes. Our sleep softgels come packed with several terpenes that can help improve the quality of your sleep: myrcene, caryophyllene, and linalool. Myrcene is the most abundant terpene in the hemp plant and is especially effective in battling insomnia. Caryophyllene helps to quell stress and alleviate physical discomfort, thus helping you stop worrying/thinking about immediate issues on your mind. Lastly, linalool works with your serotonin receptors to help combat a myriad of mental disorders as well as insomnia. There are many other uses for terpenes, but these three are excellent for improving your overall quality of sleep, in terms of feeling refreshed and not awakening during the night.

Nootropics and terpenes are all the rage these days, so it might be tempting to just grab the first product you see with these ingredients listed. Yet as with anything you consume, you should always consult your primary care physician. If you’re on any other medication or have known health issues, some of these products may cause unwanted side effects. Once you have clearance to incorporate these into your daily routine, be sure to take note of any positive changes to ensure you’re consuming the right amount. CBD can take some time to start working and there are no immediate effects (you won’t get high). However, the cannabinoid needs time to restore balance to your ECS. Be patient and meticulous in documenting any improvement.  If you don’t notice any change, you may need to consider increasing your dosage.