The Mental Hyperactivity Formula
Most sleep gummies sedate your body while your mind keeps running. We built a formula that targets the actual problem.
Creates meditation-level calm without drowsiness. Slows the mental chatter without making you feel drugged. Clinical studies use 200-400mg for ADHD sleep. Most gummies use 50mg. We use 200mg.
Your brain converts this directly into serotonin, which regulates mood, anxiety, and sleep. Research shows ADHD brains often produce less serotonin. This gives your brain the "it's safe to wind down" signal it's been missing.
Relaxes your overactive nervous system. Up to 72% of people with ADHD are magnesium deficient. We use 350mg of the most bioavailable form. Most gummies use 50mg of cheap magnesium oxide. That's the difference.
600mg Valerian Root and 400mg Passionflower increase GABA, your brain's natural "off switch." Calms the nervous system buzz and mental restlessness that makes lying still impossible. Non-habit forming.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Melatonin tells your body what time it is, your body already knows. The problem is your mind won't stop.
Nod targets mental hyperactivity (racing thoughts) instead of sleep timing, with no morning grogginess or tolerance buildup.
Yes, it was designed with ADHD brains in mind. Nod supports natural serotonin production, includes clinical-dose magnesium (72% of people with ADHD are deficient), and has no melatonin that can worsen delayed sleep phase.
Whether you have ADHD or just racing thoughts, this targets mental hyperactivity.
20-30 minutes. Your thoughts slow down, mental urgency fades, and your brain finally cooperates. Most people fall asleep faster and wake up clearer within 3-7 nights.
No. Your body doesn't "get used to" amino acids and minerals the way it does with melatonin (a hormone).
Nod's ingredients are nutrients your body already uses, you're just supplementing what you're running low on.
Most likely yes, but check with your doctor first.
Nod's ingredients (amino acids, minerals, botanicals) don't typically interact with stimulants, but everyone's situation is different - always verify with your healthcare provider.