Recently I have been having trouble waking up in the mornings. It's not because I haven't had enough sleep because generally I do get around 6-7 hours and I've been getting up at quarter to six in the morning for a long time due to work. I bought some herbal sleeping tablets a while back for my boyfriend as he suffers from insomnia but as he assured me that they will not work for him - I decided to use them. Waking up in the morning is recently a big challenge, I will wake feeling like I have not had a minutes sleep and I crave sleep (thats all I can think of). My eyes feel heavy and unhealthy and I mentally can't move (someone please push me outta bed?). Natrasleep tablets are packaged in separate foil batches which reassures me that they won't be bashed about in a container and it is taken more seriously. The tablet is a little bigger than an Ibuprofen tablet, its smells really horrible and tastes just as bad - but hey, I didn't buy them for that! You get 50 tablets in the box and I take 2 (you can take up to three) just before bed to make them last through to the morning. After my first ever try of these tablets I was so shocked how amazing I felt in the morning, at first I thought 'could this be a placebo effect?' because I wanted them to work so badly. But, after a week of using them on and off I knew that they worked for me.
The Natrasleep made me feel more alive and happy in the morning, I felt as though I did awake from a sleep and I was rested. Using this herbal remedy is the best tablet I have taken in a long time and will continue using it with confidence. After using this product it has shaped my mind about herbal remedies as before I wasn't too sure if something natural would work so instantly and consistently. I obviously need help to have a peaceful sleep ready for the day ahead and I am so thrilled I tried these tablets.
Natrasleep contains an ingredient called 'Hops' and this is used primarily as a flavoring and stability agent in beer. The second ingredient in this product is Valerian that were used as a perfume in the sixteenth century. Interesting facts for something I take daily :)
