“With PASCOFLAIR you can fall asleep quickly and stay sound asleep.”
That was the plan. Over a month ago, I had turned to PASCOFLAIR with the hope that I could achieve a restful sleep with the help of this safe, herbal alternative to traditional sleep aids.
Truth be told, I was mildly skeptical.
As an A-type, overstimulated, multitasking mom and mompreneur, it’s hard to simply turn off and fall into a peaceful slumber. In fact, after banning my nemesis – the cell phone – from my bedside table, I still found myself waking up 2-3 times per night, simply to go through everything I had to do the next day. (And maybe to reach for the cell phone that was no longer there.)
I know many of my readers were interested in hearing my experience with PASCOFLAIR after I wrote about it in a previous post. However, for those that are just joining us, here’s what turned me on to the product:
Passionflower is traditionally used in Herbal Medicine as a sleep aid, in cases of restlessness or insomnia due to mental stress. PASCOFLAIR is a high dose of Passionflower which helps promote relaxation and calmness resulting in a better night’s sleep.
Now here’s the important part: Passionflower does not act as a sedative: in the brain, it regulates neurotransmitters associated with calming rather than sleep. Therefore, you’re less likely to feel drowsy or “foggy” when you use PASCOFLAIR. It is fully registered with Health Canada and has been found to have no known drug interactions, no toxic effects for overdosing and have no known dependency potential.
Okay, back to me being mildly skeptical.
After the first week of taking PASCOFLAIR, I didn’t notice a perceptible difference in my sleep habits. I was still waking at odd hours, and could feel the effects of mental stress weighing on my well-being. I was ready to throw in the towel with a passion(flower).
But then, something happened: I realized that there is no miracle pill. And if I continued to allow stress into my life, it’s unlikely that I would find a cure-all for my insomnia. So, in addition to taking PASCOFLAIR regularly, I made a few small changes – I stopped working an hour before my bedtime. I made a daily checklist so I would no longer have to mentally catalogue what had to be done. I even tried to swap my 3:00pm coffee for herbal tea…
Well, 2 out of 3 isn’t bad.
And you know what? With the use of PASCOFLAIR, combined with minor lifestyle changes, I truly did notice a difference in the quality of my sleep. I still awoke nightly, but I was down to one time versus multiple times. I fell asleep faster and woke up feeling well-rested. In fact, for the first time in a long time, I can honestly say I’ve had a good night’s sleep.
I’m no longer skeptical.
I feel good about recommending PASCOFLAIR based on my experience, and the fact that it is GMO and gluten-free, fully registered with Health Canada, and safe to use for adults and adolescents of ages 13 and up. Want to learn more? Join our #pascoflair Twitter Chat.
There’s no RSVP; simply tweet on the hashtag so we can see you! For more information, visit pascoflair.ca.
I should really give PASCOFLAIR a try since sleep and I are not the best of friends right now. Thanks for the heads-up about the twitter party.
No problem Judy… hope to see you there!
anyone who suspects they have sleep issues should have a sleep study from your doctor
this sounds awesome , i so could use this , i have no idea what sleep is ughhh thanks for sharing and the heads up :)
I really like when manufacturers look to natural sources for our product ingredients. Thanks for the info on this brand (I had never heard of previously).
Looking forward to attending
I would love to try this. I don’t sleep well and I would like to see if this helps.
This is interesting, I may have to give it a try. I’m a chronic insomniac and it really bugs me that I don’t get proper sleep!
I love that more and more natural ingredients and products are becoming more mainstream and we are getting to know about them
I’m going to look into this product further. My daughter (an adult) is having a difficult time with sleep. Thanks
As a SAHM, I don’t have a hard time falling asleep, but, my husband is a terrible sleeper, I would love to try this product for him! Thanks!
Yes, yes.. Sleep is SOOOOOO important!
wonder if this would help me sleep through a hot flash. I have not slept for more than 2 hours at at time for years.
Interesting post,i have MS and sleeping is a big problem.Maybe i need to try PASCOFLAIR.
Im a 27 year old male who recently had been off work for a few weeks with major stress and anxiety issues. I started using Pascoflair a week ago after my naturopath suggested it. Along with it I have been trying new breathing tecniques to control anxiety and stress and have done a few guided imagery meditations during the week. Im happy to say that pascoflair works great and I have been sleeping well however that being said making other lifestyle changes is also playing a big part
I am presently trying this product and its working very well for me !
I have Lyme disease and have a lot of issues from an irritated nervous system. My naturopath suggested I try this to calm down the inflamed nerves!
Thanks for sharing i love reading about natural herbal alternative i have tried the one you stated and it does work well.I have MS for over 25 years and after doing much research i am (6years) drug-free and take a root plant that takes my pain away naturally