Enzymatic Therapy Sleep Tonight Review

What does Enzymatic Therapy Sleep Tonight do?

This is our report into Enzymatic Therapy Sleep Tonight. These are melatonin drops which has claims to promote:

• Longer, deeper sleep
• Better mood
• Improved sleep quality

So, we’ve compiled all the information you need to know if this is the right option for you.

In this assessment, we look closer at the ingredients and safety regarding this supplement. We also follow-up with a brief write up on how it could be improved.

This is what we’ve found:

Enzymatic Therapy Sleep Tonight ingredients information

We’ll be breaking down each ingredient with a brief description of what they do and how they can affect sleep.

On the whole, it’s not a bad product, but there is room for improvement. For example there’s a proprietary blend that ties together the Passionflower and Lemonbalm.

A proprietary blend is when a supplement manufacturer chooses to hide the individual dosages of the ingredients in their supplement. Instead, they are all grouped together under one larger dosage.

This is sometimes done by a manufacturer to keep their formula a secret – but put it this way, plenty of bigger brands don’t do this.

Most of the time it’s likely to hide the dosages from the consumer in case they appear under-dosed. It can be a clever way to hide cost cutting. Regardless, transparency is always preferable, and we don’t feel we’re getting 100% of that here.

Let’s look at the main ingredients and we’ll walk you through them:

Melatonin

This is the first ingredient in Enzymatic Therapy Sleep Tonight, and of course the reason why we’re all here.

You can’t get much sleep without melatonin in your body. Of course, you make your own naturally, but having these as drops can help improve your overall sleep, as well as the consistency of your sleeping patterns.

Melatonin is good for sleep, there’s a lot of studies out there that say this and is definitely the ‘main event’ in Enzymatic Therapy Sleep Tonight.

However, our only concern is it natural?

In some cases with sleep supplements manufacturers tend to use artifical melatonin. This tends to be because it’s easier to get hold of.

We don’t know for sure if that is the case here.

A safer bet would be to use something which contains natural melatonin like Tart Cherries. Another angle would also be to use L-Tryptophan which converts into melatonin after being absorbed.

This would put our minds at ease.

L-Theanine

This is a good ingredient in Enzymatic Therapy Sleep Tonight, and one we see a lot in sleep supplements.

If you’re not aware, L-Theanine is an amino acid. You’ll typically find it in remedies like Green Tea. The main benefit of L-Theanine is that it can help make you more relaxed.

More than that, not only does L-Theanine promote relaxation and calmness, it actually reduces anxiety.

When you’re less anxious, calmer and more collected, it’s much easier for you to get into a sleepy state of mind. This makes it much easier for when you get into bed for a long night’s rest.

This is all made possible by the amino acid’s ability to boost the GABA in your body. GABA is a hormone in your system that helps to reduce anxiety.

All in all, this is a good addition to this supplement. Although it doesn’t directly promote sleep, it does everything but to get you there.

Passionflower

This is a nice addition to Enzymatic Therapy Sleep Tonight, but sadly we don’t know the full dosage due to the proprietary blend in Enzymatic Therapy Sleep Tonight.

However, we can tell you what it can do. Passionflower contains a component known as Apigenin. This is what really counts in this herb, it’s been seen to help reduce anxiety and promote calmness.

Again, much like the L-Theanine in here, it doesn’t directly promote sleep – but it sets up the correct conditions to encourage it when the time is right.

Lemonbalm

The final ingredient in Enzymatic Therapy Sleep Tonight, which again has it’s dosages tied up in a proprietary blend with the passionflower.

As the dosages are hidden, we can’t say it will be that reliable – however, the studies behind it suggest it could help sleep.

Lemonbalm has been seen in research studies to reduce anxiety and promote relaxation. Again, like the majority of these ingredients of Enzymatic Therapy Sleep Tonight, they put your mind right for some effective slumber.

Interesting, Lemonbalm was originally regarded as a cognitive enhancing nootropic. Unfortunately, further study showed it wasn’t that effective – but the mood altering abilities for a more calm demeanor were clear.

It’s a good fit in this supplement, it’s just a shame about that proprietary blend.

Are there any side effects in Enzymatic Therapy Sleep Tonight? Is it safe to use?

It appears to be. None of the ingredients in here are linked to causing side effects at these doses and they all appear to be in very sensible portions.

If you have any concerns, we always suggest that you speak to your doctor before using a supplement like this. Also making sure you don’t have any preexisting conditions can you help you out there too.

We don’t think Enzymatic Therapy Sleep Tonight will cause any trouble though.

How do you take it?

As it’s not a traditional supplement, just drops, it’s not a X amount of capsules before bed.

Instead you take 2 drops of Enzymatic Therapy Sleep Tonight orally before you go to sleep.

This amounts to their 2ml recommended dosage.

Enzymatic Therapy Sleep Tonight Summary

On the whole, it’s not a bad sleep aid. The melatonin may be artificial and that may be a slight concern – but it should still have some effect.

The other ingredients are good for influencing mood and reducing anxiety which definitely helps – we just feel more could be done.

The proprietary blend of the passionflower and lemonbalm has to go. There needs to be more clarity on the dosages.

Also, we think more natural sources of melatonin would help here, along with something like magnesium to help reduce nighttime disturbances.