Sleep Gummies

$19.99

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Description

Supporting Balanced Melatonin & Easing Seasonal/Ovulatory Discomfort

During the winter months or around ovulation, shorter daylight hours and hormonal shifts can naturally elevate melatonin production, sometimes leading to midday sluggishness, mood dips, low energy, or amplified menstrual discomfort. Three time-tested, gentle botanicals—Passionflower, Chamomile, and Pomegranate—offer complementary, non-sedating support to help the body gently recalibrate melatonin rhythms while soothing associated tension and inflammation.

Passionflower (Passiflora incarnata).

  • Traditionally used to calm an overactive mind and nervous system, passionflower contains flavonoids (including vitexin and isovitexin) that support healthy GABA activity. Recent studies suggest it can help moderate excessive nocturnal melatonin secretion without suppressing daytime alertness, making it valuable when winter darkness or luteal-phase surges leave you feeling “stuck” in sleep mode.

Chamomile (Matricaria chamomilla)

  • Rich in apigenin, chamomile gently binds to benzodiazepine receptors in the brain, promoting relaxation while helping restore circadian balance. Clinical research shows chamomile can reduce elevated melatonin levels triggered by stress or seasonal light reduction, easing the heavy, foggy feeling that often accompanies winter days or premenstrual discomfort.

Pomegranate (Punica granatum) fruit & flower

Pomegranate is uniquely high in ellagic acid and punicalagins—polyphenols with potent antioxidant and mild phytoestrogenic activity. Emerging evidence indicates pomegranate extract can help down-regulate melatonin synthesis in periods of overproduction (such as prolonged darkness or estrogen-driven ovulation peaks), while simultaneously reducing prostaglandin-mediated pain and oxidative stress associated with ovulation or cold-season tension.

Suggested Synergy for Daytime Use

Taken together in the morning or early afternoon (e.g., as a tea, tincture blend, or capsule), passionflower, chamomile, and pomegranate work in gentle harmony to:

  • Temper excess melatonin production triggered by darkness or hormonal flux
  • Soothe ovulation-related lower abdominal discomfort and breast tenderness
  • Lift winter or mid-cycle brain fog without caffeine-like stimulation
  • Support a brighter, more balanced mood and sustained daytime energy

This trio is especially helpful for those who feel overly sleepy or emotionally low during winter months or the luteal phase, yet still need restful sleep at night—offering true circadian harmony rather than simple sedation. Always suitable for daytime use; non-habit-forming and melatonin-free.

Drift into deeper, more restorative sleep with Gaia Herbs Sleep Gummies—delicious, adaptogen-infused chews crafted to quiet the mind, ease stress, and promote relaxation without grogginess. Featuring organic Passionflower for traditional sleep support, Ashwagandha to balance cortisol and adrenal health, Reishi mushroom for calming vitality, and Jujube date for gentle soothing, these cherry-orange flavored gummies harness whole-plant wisdom in every pectin-based bite, sweetened solely with real fruit purees like apple and tart cherry—no refined sugars or artificial additives.

USDA Organic where possible, Non-GMO verified, and rigorously tested in our on-site ISO-certified lab for purity, potency, microbes, and heavy metals, each serving (2 gummies) builds benefits over time for holistic nighttime wellness.

Sourced from regenerative farms and ethically harvested botanicals, Gaia Herbs Sleep Gummies embody our 35+ year commitment to clean, transparent herbal excellence.

Chew 2 about an hour before bed and wake refreshed—because true rest starts with nature’s gentle embrace.

Additional information

Blue Light Therapy

Using Blue Light Therapy
– In a room that you do your morning routine in, i.e. kitchen. Set up your Blue Light.
– Typically a week or two prior to the September Equinox (Northern Hemisphere) or March Equinox (Southern Hemisphere) is a time to start using the Blue Light.
– DO NOT STARE AT THE BLUE LIGHT.
– You do not need to stay in the room.
– The light will increase the ambient wavelength of Blue light.
– Prior to the equinox, 15 minutes may be sufficient.
– From the September Equinox (Northern Hemisphere) or March Equinox (Southern Hemisphere) increase the time to an hour.
T- imes may vary based on your immune status. Try different lengths of time.
– Stop using the Blue Light, three weeks after the December Solstice (Northern Hemisphere) or June Solstice (Southern Hemisphere)

Herbal Beta Blockers

Herbal Beta Blockers provide natural support during the fall and winter melatonin surge, helping to regulate immune function and promote relaxation. Melatonin can boost antibody responses and T helper cell activity, but excess melatonin may overstimulate the immune system. Herbal beta blockers like Passionflower tea, Chamomile tea, and Pomegranate juice help counteract this by acting as relaxants and natural remedies for heart conditions. Passionflower and Chamomile have been shown to be as effective as some anxiety medications, while Pomegranate juice offers antioxidant benefits. Ideal for calming the body during melatonin spikes.

Melatonin Supplements

Melatonin supplementation of both normal and immunocompromised individuals increases antibody responses and T helper cell activity. Melatonin administration appears to stimulate humoral immunity during early B cell development in bone marrow. Suppression of natural Melatonin secretion by the administration of a β-adrenergic antagonists calms down the immune function.  Here are some examples of Herbal Beta Blocker – Passion Flower.

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