In the heart of Thailand, a health issue may be yawning wide and deep, stretching its arms in the still of the night. Sleep disorders plague an estimated 19 million of Thai’s population, and a staggering figure of more than 2 billion worldwide. A concern that should not be snoozed on, sleep is a vital component of life because – let’s face it – we spend about a third of our existence wrapped up in dreamland. If that alone doesn’t emphasize its importance, a lack of significant sleep drags the remnants of the night into our day. The ensuing projection makes us look and feel like the walking dead, energy-drained and aloof.
However, insomnia doesn’t stop at merely making someone feel like a zombified shadow of their flagship self. The repercussions of inadequate sleep wade through psychological and physiological corridors alike. It amounts to an elevated stress level, an outpour of unfavorable emotions, jadedness, a lack of vitality, constant forgetfulness, an imprinted lethargic outlook, diminished work efficacy, and even potential weight gain. Undeniably, the list is fatiguing, it may even lull you asleep.
Getting an optimal 7 – 8 hours of quality sleep isn’t just about clocking up the hours on bed. Quality sleep, in essence, relates to a state of deep sleep where the body undergoes its silent and intensive restoration process. It’s as though we are in an overnight spa, one that revitalizes our energy, rehabilitates bodily wear out, while ensuring the smooth running of the different systems that jigsaw our body together. Waking up after a good sleep is like greeting a new day with a clear mind, enhanced memory and learning abilities, a spruced-up physique, and ameliorated moods.
Nature, in its vast wisdom, caters to our different needs, sleep disorders included. Bypassing the dependency on synthetic sleeping pills, research has highlighted the potential sleep-assisting properties of CBD extracts from cannabis and hemp. Additionally, a study conducted by Tiffany Devitt from Project CBD in September 2019 sheds light on this subject. Entailing 1,521 participants, a weighted female majority of 69%, alongside 29% males and 2% of other genders, the results were fascinating. The results unveiled that CBD decreases the time it takes for individuals to sleep from an hour to a bare 20 minutes. Not only that, but it also mitigated the frequency of midnight wakefulness from an average of 4.3 times to 1.4, leaving almost two-thirds of participants feeling rejuvenated upon waking.
Leaders of the discussion are Dr. CBD and Mr. Pornchai Padmindra, the CEO and founder. They provide an outlook into progressive nutraceutical solutions for sleep disorders and the product development process behind the creation of CBD De’Leep Softgel. This dietary supplement aims at superior sleep quality and poses as a safer alternate to chemical sleep aids. Users can easily consume the novel product and commend its hassle-free softgel form.
A study accompanying CBD De’Leep Softgel points towards a marked 117% improvement in sleep quality, leading to a deeper sleep. Each pill packs a healthy combination of five pivotal actives: CBD extract, GABA, Vitamin B Complex, L-Theanine, and Turmeric Extract. Together, these ingredients act to calm the nervous system, alleviate anxiety, reduce stress, enhance mental clarity, nourish the brain, and even fight free radicals.
Alongside the informative session, Mr. Pornchai Padmindra launched the “CBD De’Leep Softgel” product at the “Shall we SLEEP?” event. As an added bonus, a significant campaign, the Sleep Challenge, was rolled out, offering a total prize value exceeding 150,000 baht. Contestants can participate through sleep review submissions. The event took place on September 30, 2023, at the Gaysorn Urban Resort in Bangkok, providing unique insights into restful nights and vibrant mornings.
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