The support you need at night – with nutrients for your evening routine
Training, travel, work, social life – your schedule is full and your mind never switches off. Constant input, daily pressure and too few breaks have become the norm. No wonder it’s hard to switch off in the evening, settle down for the night, or wake up feeling truly rested.
What many don’t realise: poor sleep affects you more than you think. Without proper recovery overnight, your body misses the energy it needs to stay sharp, focused and performing at its best the next day. Skipping essential phases of deep, restorative sleep means your body and mind don’t get the chance to fully recharge.
That’s where ESN Sleep comes in. Make it part of your evening routine and rely on a carefully balanced blend of proven ingredients — including valerian root and passionflower extracts, the ZMA complex with zinc, magnesium and vitamin B6, plus melatonin. At its core is melatonin, which helps shorten the time it takes to fall asleep.1 Magnesium and vitamin B6 support the normal function of your nervous system.2 Glycine and L‑Theanine further promote relaxation, while valerian helps maintain natural sleep and passionflower has long been used to ease inner restlessness and encourage evening calm.
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Let’s take a closer look at the main ingredients:
ZMA complex with zinc, magnesium and vitamin B6: Magnesium and vitamin B6 support the normal function of the nervous system.2
Zinc contributes to normal cognitive function.2
Valerian root extract helps maintain natural sleep.
Passionflower extract has traditionally been used to ease inner restlessness and support evening relaxation.
Melatonin helps reduce the time it takes to fall asleep.1
And here’s how you can further support your sleep:
- Keep regular bedtimes: Try to go to bed at the same time every night, even on the weekends.
- Cut down on screen time: Avoid bright light and screens at least 60 minutes before bed.
- Establish evening rituals: Relaxing routines like reading, breathing exercises or a warm shower can help you wind down.
- Avoid caffeine & alcohol: Especially in the evening, as they reduce sleep quality – even if you fall asleep quickly.
- Optimise your sleep environment: Dark, quiet and cool conditions help your body rest best.