Sleep Deep | For Restless Nights & Deeper Sleep

Sleep rarely breaks down the same way twice. Some people lie awake at bedtime with a mind still turning over the day. Others drop off easily and surface at 2 or 3am, fully alert and unable to get back down. What sits underneath varies: a nervous system still braced hours after the day's demands have passed, blood sugar dropping in the small hours, a liver working through its overnight clearance, or the hormonal shifts that disturb sleep at particular stages of life. Poor sleep is usually the visible end of something else. Sleep Deep works on the night itself, supporting the transition into sleep and helping the body settle whatever the underlying driver turns out to be.
 
Key Benefits:
Supports a natural, unforced transition into sleep at the end of the day
Helps ease the mental restlessness that makes switching off difficult
Encourages deeper, more settled sleep through the night
Supports relaxation without the heaviness or grogginess that can follow into the morning
Non-habit forming — suitable for occasional use or as consistent nightly support

Key Botanicals:
Passionflower: Traditionally used to settle restlessness and quieten an overactive mind at the end of the day.
Valerian: One of the best-known sleep herbs in Western practice, long used to support both falling asleep and staying asleep.
Lemon Balm: A gentle nervine known for easing nervous tension and unwinding the mind without heavy sedation.
Lime Flower: Also known as Linden, traditionally used to calm tension and support an easy transition into rest.
Hops: A classic bitter nervine, long paired with Valerian to support deeper, more settled sleep.
Lavender: Widely used to ease tension and restlessness, particularly where sleep is disturbed by an unsettled mind.

Six herbs rather than the usual four, because sleep tends to break down in more than one place at once — the mind that won't stop, the body that stays tense, and the sleep that fragments in the small hours. This formula covers all three. Sleep Deep also sits differently to the rest of the range: it's symptomatic support, formulated to ease the night in front of you rather than to work on the system underneath. If broken sleep has become a regular pattern, it's worth taking alongside the tonic that matches whatever's driving it.