Quality sleep as a foundation for health and performance
Do you feel like after a night shift in the morning?
Up to 62% of people worldwide [1] report that their sleep is not good enough - they have trouble falling asleep, wake up frequently or don't feel rested in the morning. Lack of quality sleep affects immunity, hormonal balance, mood and athletic performance - research suggests it can reduce strength and endurance by up to 10‑30% and increase reaction time by up to twice as much [2, 3].
That's why we're developing products to help you fall asleep faster, sleep deeply, and get up in the morning with a clear head and energy.
Acute sleep support
What affects sleep?
| Quality sleep 😴 | Poor sleep 🥱 | |
| Physical performance | Faster recovery, increased strength and endurance, lower risk of injury | Reduced recovery and performance, increased risk of injury |
| Mental performance | Better concentration, memory and decision‑making | Distractibility, slowed reactions, impaired decision making |
| Immune system | Stronger immunity, resistance to infections | Reduced immunity, more frequent colds |
| Hormones and metabolism | Balanced hormone levels, healthy appetite, efficient energy burning | Upset metabolism, sweet cravings, weight gain |
| Mental well‑being | Balanced mood, resistance to stress | Irritability, anxiety, increased sensitivity to stress |
| Skin quality | Healthy, radiant skin, less prone to acne and aging | Sagging, dull skin, dark circles under the eyes, worsened skin condition |
| Risk of chronic diseases | Lower risk of civilisation diseases (diabetes, high blood pressure, depression) | Higher risk of developing heart disease, diabetes, depression |
Pure composition without compromise
All our products are made without unnecessary fillers, artificial colorings, and preservatives. A more natural composition means better absorption and maximum effect without burdening the body.
- [1] Philips global sleep survey shows we want better sleep, but only if it comes easily (opens in a new window)
- [2] Sleep and athletic performance: the effects of sleep loss on exercise performance, and physiological and cognitive responses to exercise (opens in a new window)
- [3] Sleep and Athletic Performance (opens in a new window)