Martin Clinic Introduces Cortisol Control PM, Nighttime Cortisol and Sleep Support for People Who Are Tired But Can't Sleep.
For millions of people, being tired isn't the problem.
Their body isn't ready for sleep.
They go to bed exhausted, but their mind keeps going.
They finally fall asleep, only to wake up at 3 or 4 in the morning.
Or they might sleep through the night but wake up feeling like they barely slept.
Martin Clinic built Cortisol Control PM around a simple idea:
Being tired doesn't always mean your body is ready for sleep.
Cortisol naturally follows a daily rhythm.
It should be higher in the morning.
Then it gradually comes down as the day goes on.
That's why in our clinic we used to call cortisol a morning hormone.
It helps get you going.
But by nighttime, cortisol should be at its lowest.
The problem is we live in a stressful world.
For many people, cortisol has become a full-time hormone.
It stays elevated when it should be coming down.
That's why Martin Clinic created Cortisol Control PM.
It was specifically built for nighttime.
Its combination of magnesium glycinate, glycine, L-theanine, tart cherry extract, apigenin and vitamin B6 was designed around four critical jobs:
Help your body become ready for sleep.
Help you fall asleep.
Help you stay asleep.
Support deeper, more restorative sleep.
Cortisol Control PM was also designed to work alongside Martin Clinic's original Cortisol Control.
The two products don't do the same thing.
Different ingredients.
Different jobs.
One complete cortisol solution.
Cortisol Control was built for the pressures of the day.
Cortisol Control PM was built for the night.
And unlike a sleeping pill, the goal isn't simply to knock you out.
The goal is to help your body make the natural transition it is supposed to make every night:
From alert to restful.
Read the full Cortisol Control PM article and FAQ
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