[cherrychapstik]

I'm wondering if anyone has tried the Neuro Sleep Zzzzz drink. It's orange and comes in a plastic bottle that looks kind of like an hourglass. My step dad raves about it and drinks it every night. However, my step-dad is pretty suggestible. I'm wondering if anyone else has tried it so I can get a more objective opinion on it. I think it contains melatonin, and a bunch of natural relaxers. I always think that stuff is just a crock slapped with the word “sleep” in order to get money.

[Martin Reed]

What's the 'active ingredient'? Is it melatonin by any chance?

I am preparing a blog post that references an article about 'sleep drinks' – I'll paste the link below for you to take a read. It doesn't include the specific drink you mention, but it should be a relevant read nonetheless:

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/matthew-edlund-md/energy-drinks-health-relaxation_b_892076.html

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[yamerias]

I remember watching a documentary last year about “magic” drinks that did various things a lot of them have been classed as complete rubbish.

The Neuro drinks are sold in a supermarket in the town next to ours, and they I feel are stupidly expensive…and if they do the things they actually claim to do, should these be classed more of a medication than a beverage?

[1949Molly]

'cherrychapstik' wrote on '21:

I'm wondering if anyone has tried the Neuro Sleep Zzzzz drink. It's orange and comes in a plastic bottle that looks kind of like an hourglass. My step dad raves about it and drinks it every night. However, my step-dad is pretty suggestible. I'm wondering if anyone else has tried it so I can get a more objective opinion on it. I think it contains melatonin, and a bunch of natural relaxers. I always think that stuff is just a crock slapped with the word “sleep” in order to get money.

Haven't hear of that one. Unfortunately I'm so far away from anything that is “natural” I doubt that it would have any affect on me at all. In desperation a while ago, I bought Nytol (or some other over the counter sleep aid). I added it to my usual prescription meds and it had NO EFFECT at all on me.

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