MELATONIN SPORT PLUS 60 capsules

MAIN BENEFITS OF Penco® MELATONIN SPORT PLUS:

• Melatonin, the "sleep hormone," and tryptophan
• Standardized natural extracts of medicinal herbs
• Extracts of lemon balm, valerian, and hops promote relaxation, falling asleep, and healthy sleep
• Chelated, easily absorbable form of magnesium with vitamin B6
• Magnesium and vitamin B6 contribute to normal psychological function

DAILY DOSE (1 capsule) of Penco® MELATONIN SPORT PLUS:

• 0.495 mg of melatonin
• 80 mg of L-tryptophan
• 50 mg of valerian extract
• 50 mg of hop extract
• 25 mg lemon balm extract
• 290 mg magnesium bisglycinate and 2 mg vitamin B6

WHY USE Penco® MELATONIN SPORT PLUS?

• Contributes to calming before falling asleep
• Helps shorten the time it takes to fall asleep and prolong sleep
• Single and long-term use

Sleep is the basis for quality regeneration and successful athletic performance. It helps regenerate damaged muscles, strengthen the immune system, and influences the production of growth hormone, which is essential for building muscle. Quality sleep also affects an athlete's mental performance, coordination, and reaction time.  Penco® Melatonin Sport plus helps prolong sleep time and prepare athletes for further demanding athletic performance.

Penco® Melatonin Sport plus contains melatonin in a daily dose of up to 0.5 mg, approved by the State Institute for Drug Control (SÚKL) for dietary supplements. Melatonin is a hormone produced naturally by the body that regulates sleep cycles. The essential amino acid tryptophan supports the production of melatonin and serotonin, which improves mood, reduces stress, and contributes to an overall feeling of mental well-being.

Everyone who has tried Melatonin Sport Plus rates their experience as follows: easier falling asleep, a peaceful night without waking up, and a fresh morning without an unpleasant feeling of dullness.

 
Who is Penco® MELATONIN SPORT PLUS suitable for:

 We recommend it for athletes suffering from insomnia, sleep disorders, difficulty falling asleep, and pre-competition stress.