Restore & Sleep | For Steady Energy & Deeper Sleep

Bringing together Adrenal Guard and Sleep Deep, this duo pairs daytime energy support with dedicated evening rest support for people whose sleep is disrupted by stress and blood sugar swings. Adrenal Guard works through the day to steady the stress response and keep blood sugar balanced, easing the overnight cortisol spikes that so often trigger a 2 to 4am waking. Sleep Deep takes over in the evening, supporting the wind-down into a deeper, steadier night. Taken together, they support both the daytime rhythm and the night that depends on it.
A paired formula for steadier daytime energy and deeper, more settled sleep.
 
Key Benefits:
Supports steady daytime energy without reliance on stimulants
Helps balance blood sugar through the day and overnight
Supports the body's stress response, easing the overnight cortisol swings that disrupt sleep
Supports a natural wind-down in the hours before bed
Helps settle into deeper, more consistent sleep without next-day grogginess
Supports the daytime and night-time rhythms working together rather than against each other
 
Key Botanicals:
Adrenal Guard
Holy Basil: A revered adaptogen used to support emotional balance, stress resilience, and gentle daily energy.
Siberian Ginseng: Traditionally used to help the body adapt to physical and mental stress, sustain stamina, and maintain clear focus.
Cinnamon: A warming herb known for supporting healthy blood sugar balance and circulation.
Gymnema: Valued for helping balance sugar cravings and steady blood sugar rhythms.
 
Sleep Deep
Passionflower: Traditionally used to settle a racing mind and support relaxation.
Valerian: Traditionally used to support relaxation and a natural, restful night.
Lemon Balm: Known for easing tension and calming the mind before bed.
Lime Flower: A gentle relaxant, long used to ease tension and quieten the mind.
Hops: A classic bitter herb traditionally used to support restful sleep.
Lavender: Well known for its soothing aroma, traditionally used to ease restlessness and encourage calm.
 
A steady day and a settled night are more closely linked than most people realise. When blood sugar drops and the stress response spikes overnight, sleep is often the first thing to suffer. This duo supports both ends of that pattern, so if you've been waking in the small hours and struggling to get back down, steadying the daytime rhythm alongside the night is the natural next step.