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Bioactive Milk Peptides
Promote relaxation and support sleep health
Supplement Facts
For you, if you are interested in supporting restful and healthy sleep
The ingredients in Bioactive Milk Peptides can:
- Encourage a healthy response to stress
- Help promote restful sleep
- Support healthy cortisol levels (in response to stress)
It can be difficult to support relaxation under any amount of stress, and when a healthy response to stress isn’t maintained, it can make it difficult to get restful sleep. Bioactive Milk Peptides can provide mood and stress support in order to achieve relaxation and encourage healthy sleep.
Ingredients:
Bioactive Milk Peptides (Lactium®) are a cutting-edge nutrient complex consisting of patented bioactive peptides, naturally found in milk.
Used widely in Europe to promote sustained and restful sleep patterns, these bioactive milk peptides seem to promote relaxation, help with stress and support daytime cognition.
A group of 63 women with sleep-related difficulties experienced 65.6% improvement in their symptoms with just 150 mg per day. In another study, the same 150 mg dose induced substantial improvements of sleep quality and stress response in 165 healthy adults.
And in a third study, a group of healthy men and women taking daily 150 mg experienced sleep improvement after two weeks and after 4 weeks they needed less time to fall asleep.
Use Bioactive Milk Peptides daily to help deal with the stress and pressures of every-day life, or before bedtime, to support relaxation. Each capsule contains the very same patented Lactium® formula Europeans have used for years to help with sleep and stress-related issues.
† Lactium® is used under license. | ||||||||||||
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A food supplement should not be used as a substitute for a varied and balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle. Store tightly closed in a cool, dry place. | ||||||||||||
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