SLEEP CARE POWDER *

Sleep Care powder: your nightly ritual in infusion format

Sleep Care powder from EssentialSeries is a powdered dietary supplement developed by HSN to prepare a hot infusion-style drink, tea-flavored, designed to accompany the moment before going to sleep.

It's not just another dietary supplement: it's a formula that gives you a different experience, easy to fit into your nightly routine and designed for those who prefer to enjoy a hot drink before going to bed. Just mix the amount indicated on the label with hot water, stir and take it shortly before you go to sleep.

An HSN proprietary formula to turn the pre-sleep moment into an easy and pleasant habit.

With melatonin and magnesium: complete formula

Sleep Care powder includes melatonin, a common ingredient in dietary supplements aimed at nighttime routines, since melatonin helps reduce the time needed to fall asleep. This beneficial effect is obtained with 1 mg of melatonin shortly before going to sleep.

Also, in Sleep Care powder we’ve included magnesium from magnesium citrate. At HSN we declare magnesium as elemental magnesium, a transparent way to communicate the mineral contribution in the product. Magnesium supports normal functioning of the nervous system.

The formula is completed with glycine, inulin, GABA, L-theanine from green tea leaf extract (Camellia sinensis) and Griffonia simplicifolia seed extract, ingredients selected to build a complete, modern formula aligned with our premium development approach for our products.

Quality of raw materials and standardization

In a powder formula with vegetable ingredients, amino acids and minerals, quality isn’t just about what it contains, but also how it’s presented. That’s why we’ve selected Griffonia simplicifolia seed extract with a 15:1 ratio and standardized to 25% 5-HTP, key aspects to understand the concentration and quality of the extract used.

The magnesium we used is magnesium citrate, a high-quality organic salt, showing the elemental magnesium content to make the mineral composition easier to read.

The L-theanine we used is natural, from green tea leaf extract (Camellia sinensis), keeping the product’s organoleptic profile: a tea-flavored, natural, pleasant hot drink meant to be enjoyed calmly at the end of the day.

Who might it be suitable for?

Sleep Care powder fits especially well for adults seeking a powder alternative to sleeping capsule formulas and who value a use experience closer to an infusion. It’s also a good option for those wanting a more complete, vegan, sugar-free and sweetener-free formula, with melatonin.

Its format makes it particularly interesting for people who already have a defined nightly routine and want to add a dietary supplement in the form of a hot drink, without resorting to more conventional formats.

How to fit it into your night-time routine

Prepare it with hot water and take it shortly before going to sleep, always following the label’s instructions. Its tea-like flavor makes it a convenient option to end the day with a simple gesture, no sugar and no sweeteners.

Recommended combinations

Sleep Care powder is already a complete formula within its category, so combinations should be straightforward and coherent with your routine. You can alternate it, according to your needs, with other EssentialSeries products:

•  Melatonin 1.9 mg from EssentialSeries, an in-tablet alternative for those who prefer a more direct format.
•  Melatonin 0.5 mg from EssentialSeries, a practical option for routines with lower melatonin concentration or travel contexts.
•  Magnesium Citrate from EssentialSeries, for those seeking a mineral dietary supplement in tablet form.
•  Glycine 1000 mg from EssentialSeries, if you prefer glycine in a vegan capsule format.
•  Sleep Care from EssentialSeries, the capsule version for those who want a no-prep option.

Frequently asked questions

Is it an infusion?

It’s a powdered dietary supplement designed to be prepared as a hot infusion-style drink. It tastes like tea and mixes with hot water, but its formula goes beyond a conventional infusion because it includes melatonin, magnesium, amino acids, inulin and plant extract, so it can be considered a 'functional infusion'

When is it recommended to take it?

It’s recommended to take it shortly before going to sleep, following the label’s instructions. Melatonin helps reduce the time needed to fall asleep, and this beneficial effect is obtained with 1 mg of melatonin shortly before going to sleep.

Is it also suitable for travel across time zones?

Yes. Melatonin also helps to relieve the subjective feeling of jet lag. This beneficial effect is obtained with a minimum intake of 0,5 mg of melatonin shortly before bed on the first day of travel and a few days after returning.

Does it contain sugar or sweeteners?

No. Sleep Care powder is formulated without sugar and without sweeteners, maintaining a clean label profile and a tea-like flavor designed to easily fit into the nightly routine.

Is it suitable for vegans?

Yes. The formula is vegan-friendly and uses ingredients compatible with this diet, including vegan-origin amino acids.

Why does it include Griffonia simplicifolia extract?

We include Griffonia simplicifolia seed extract for its plant-based profile and its standardization to 25% 5-HTP. At HSN we highlight these data because they are key determinants of the extract’s quality.

A different way to wind down at night

Sleep Care powder is designed for those who want more than a capsule: a hot, vegan drink, sugar-free, without sweeteners and with a broad-spectrum formula developed by HSN.

Its blend of melatonin, magnesium, amino acids, inulin and Griffonia simplicifolia extract standardized to 25% 5-HTP makes it a practical and careful option to add to the pre-sleep moment, with the transparency and quality we expect from an HSN formula.

Bibliography

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•  Schuchardt, J. P., & Hahn, A. (2017). Intestinal Absorption and Factors Influencing Bioavailability of Magnesium—An Update. Nutrients, 9(9), 906.
•  Ruggeri, S., et al. (2023). Biological Activity and Metabolomics of Griffonia simplicifolia Seeds Extracted by Different Methodologies. Antioxidants, 12(9), 1709.