Good Night Rx was formulated to be used in the evening. The following are some reasons a person may wish to take Good Night Rx:
In order to provide natural help from occasional sleepless nights. Good Night Rx is not as powerful as pharmaceutical sleeping pills, but it can help you relax and provide a deeper sleep than you would otherwise. Good Night Rx is not formulated for those who have chronic insomnia and are hooked on pharmaceutical sleeping pills. Underlying causes of insomnia should be addressed.
To reduce stress and frustration. If you have had a difficult day at work or due to an emotional matter, Good Night Rx can be taken in the evening to help occasional simple nervous tension or nervousness due to common every day overwork and fatigue. Good night Rx can provide a relaxed feeling to help you calm down and gently soothe away tension, helping you partially or mostly resolve that irritability that ruins your day.
Good Night Rx is trademarked by Physician Formulas
Amount per serving:
Good Night Rx
contains the following natural ingredients in a proprietary blend:
Good Night Rx
Supplement Facts:
Kava herb
GABA (gamma amino butyric acid)
Taurine
Chamomile (matricaria recutita) flower
Lemon balm
Hops (humulus lupulus) flower
Valerian (valeriana officinalis) root
Bupleurum (bupleurum chinense)
Kava Kava (piper methysticum) root
Jujube extract (zyzyphus jujube) seed
5-HTP (griffonia simplicifolia) seed
Ashwagandha (withania somnifera) root
Lavender (lavendula augustifolia)
Magnolia (magnolia officinalis) bark
Passion flower (passiflora incarnata)
Peppermint (mentha piperita) leaf
Reishi mushroom (ganoderma lucidum) whole
Sage (saliva officinalis) root
Peony (peony officinalis) root
Melatonin (very small amount of melatonin in this product)
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Suggested Use: Take one capsule of Good Night Rx one to three hours before bedtime, preferably on an empty stomach. Good Night Rx does not work as well when taken after a meal.
Caution: Do not take Good Night Rx if you are planning to operate heavy machinery, planning to cook a meal, driving, or engaging in mental tasks that require full alertness. Do not use Good Night Rx more than 3 nights a week, and take a week off each month.
Good Night Rx side effects
Thus far we have not had reports of nightmares, memory problems, or grogginess
in the morning with the use of Good Night Rx. There are occasional reports of
difficulty with maintaining a strong erection the morning after using Good Night
Rx, and this resolves itself by the afternoon or evening.
Good Night Rx questions and emails
Q. When is the
best time to take Good Night Rx?
A. Each person is different, but a range of 30 minutes
to 4 hours before sleep, most often 1 to 3 hours before sleep is acceptable for
many people.
Q. I would like
to take your Good Night Rx and am trying to find out what herbs are in it
besides 5HTP. I need to know because valerian root energizes me and I have to
avoid it at all costs if it is in a sleeping aid (and unfortunately for me it is
usually in most sleeping aids.
A. The amount of valerian in Good Night Rx is not high, the other
herbs and nutrients are in higher potencies.
Q. Can I take
Good Night Rx with a pharmaceutical sleeping pill?
A. We discourage the use of Good Night Rx the same
night as a drug.
Q. Can I take 2
capsules of Good Night Rx at one time?
A. Only if you have previously tried one capsule and
you feel you needed a higher dose and your doctor approves.
Q. Can I take a
second capsule of Good Night Rx after I have taken one capsule?
A. Some people benefit from taking a second capsule of
Good Night Rx 2 or 3 hours after taking the first one.
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Good Night Rx
testimonials
Q. I was skeptical about trying Good Night Rx, and my first night that I
took it it did not seem to work well. So I emailed Physician Formulas and
they asked if I had taken it with a meal or on an empty stomach. I had
actually taken it right after dinner. So the next night I took it an hour
before bed and about 2 to 3 hours after dinner. It worked so well. Within
a half hour I could tell feeling relaxed and shortly thereafter I yawned.
I did not have any side effects except maybe a slightly more vivid dream,
and woke up quite refreshed and in a good mood.
A. The effectiveness of certain supplements has a lot to do whether
they are taken with food or on an empty stomach. Each supplement is
different on how it should be taken, but, as a general rule, if you wish
to feel a mental or physical effect from a supplement, take it on an empty
stomach. If you are just taking a supplement for health reasons, such as
an antioxidant, for instance curcumin or vitamin E, take it with food. We
have had good feedback with Good Night Rx. Most people really like the
sleep inducing effect, but we do suggest to just using it 2 or 3 times a
week. People who seem not to notice the sleep inducing effects as much, at
least initially, are those who happen to be addicted or habituated to
potent pharmaceutical sleep drugs.
A natural way to have a Good
Night
If you’re having trouble getting to sleep, don’t ask your doctor to pull
out her prescription pad just yet. Prescription sleep drugs are often
effective, but can have many side effects. These can include memory loss,
decrease in sexual desire, and morning grogginess leading to car
accidents. Instead, you might consider taking sleep-inducing herbs and
supplements. Supplements and herbs are safer than sleep drugs. The bad
news: they are neither as consistently effective nor as potent as
pharmaceutical sleep medicines. The good news: when you combine certain
herbs and nutrients, most people see good results. Good Night Rx is one
supplement you might consider to help you sleep. (Please note that dosage
and timing can vary significantly among people.) Good Night Rx is a
combination of 5-HTP, melatonin, GABA, taurine, kava, valerian, hops,
chamomile, and several other herbs. This formula took years of trial and
error to develop - and thus far feedback has been quite positive. An hour
to 3 hours before bed, you would take one capsule on an empty stomach.
When taken with or after a meal, this supplement will not work as well.
Wait at least half an hour after taking Good Night Rx if you plan to have
a late night snack. Some people say that they notice the sleep inducing
effects even better the second or third night of use. Good Night Rx is
more effective than any individual herb or nutrient. Our feedback thus far
has an 80 percent satisfaction rate which is quite high for an herbal
product.