Prunus cerasus Extract
Prunus cerasus, commonly known as tart cherry or sour cherry, is a fruit traditionally enjoyed as both food and medicine. Tart cherries contain naturally occurring compounds, including anthocyanins and melatonin, that have been studied for their relationship with antioxidant activity and healthy sleep patterns.
Our Prunus cerasus Extract is designed to be incorporated into your evening routine, with a suggested use 30–60 minutes before bedtime. Rather than adding another complicated step to your nighttime ritual, this simple botanical extract can become part of the transition from the busyness of the day to a more restful evening.
Research on tart cherry has explored its potential to support sleep duration, sleep quality, and the body's natural sleep-wake cycle. Its naturally occurring melatonin makes tart cherry an especially interesting botanical for those looking to support their existing nighttime routine.
This single-plant extract can be used on its own or incorporated into a more individualized herbal routine. Whether you're creating a consistent bedtime ritual or exploring individual botanicals, Prunus cerasus offers a simple way to bring a well-studied fruit botanical into your evening routine.
For educational purposes only. These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease.
Ingredients
Vegetable Glycerin, Prunus cerasus (Tart Cherry), Distilled Water
Return & Refund Policy
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Contraindications and Safety
Consult with a physician if currently taking blood thinners or antibiotics, or if there are preexisting kidney and/or auto-immune disorders.
Discontinue use if allergic reaction occurs.


Reviews
I've been taking the Tart Cherry Extract to help me sleep. I've been struggling with going to sleep and staying asleep for years. This stuff is absolutely amazing! It works even better than the trazedone that my doctor prescribed me. (I've stopped taking that altogether)