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Analysing your answers

Matching your pattern against known night-waking mechanisms

  • Mapping your waking time
  • Checking pattern consistency
  • Reviewing evening intake
  • Assessing circadian stability
  • Building your report

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Overnight cortisol — expected vs your likely pattern

Expected curve Your likely curve

What to look for in a supplement

The formula that targets the mechanism your answers describe — cortisol timing and GABA:

  • Ashwagandha — reduces the cortisol response in the second half of the night
  • Lemon balm leaf extract — supports GABA activity
  • Motherwort stem — calms the nervous system
  • Hops cone extract — supports GABA receptors
  • Vitamin B6 — supports normal nervous system function
  • Vitamin B12 — supports normal nervous system function

No melatonin. No sedatives. Targeted at the 3AM mechanism, not at falling asleep.


Your personal results

Lifestyle changes that can be useful

These sit alongside the formula above. General "sleep hygiene" advice — screen limits, meditation — is aimed at falling asleep, which is a different part of the night from the one your answers describe.

Worth saying: these are supporting measures. Which of them matters most depends on your own evenings, so start with the one that looks easiest to keep up.

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