Did you know that 50% of people who have ADHD, including those of you who may be

undiagnosed, but you suspect that you have it, also have a sleeping disorder.

50% of people, isn't that crazy, which probably means a very large percentage of

the population has a sleeping disorder and is unaware. Sleeping disorders include

like restless legs syndrome, a circadian rhythm disruption, and that is really

common for people of ADHD. It's basically, if your brain turns on at a later point

in the day, like, like, we're most people are kind of like shutting down around 9.30.

If that's when your like, your brain starts revving up, it disrupts your circadian

rhythm, and it's your circadian rhythm that kind of tells your body or your brain when

to start producing the hormones that help you to sleep. So melatonin is a hormone that

you should produce naturally. But again, if your circadian rhythms are off, you might

not be producing enough. So that's a sleeping disorder. I mean, there's so many different

sleeping disorders that I don't think people are aware of. And also that people, I think,

fail to recognize the fact that if your hormones are at a whack, your sleep is going to be

at a whack because hormones control your sleep. Isn't that crazy? That's one of the reasons

why when I talk about CBD, CBD is very powerful. It can help re-calibrate your central nervous

system. It has more of an impact on some people than others without a doubt. But when you

combine CBD with melatonin and the third ingredient, and this is the key, cannabinal, that

is the most, in my opinion, it's like one of the most powerful sleep elixirs that is

all natural. And it works with what your body needs and already produces. It's not like

you're taking a sleep remedy like Tylenol PM or even alcohol because even those things

may help you fall asleep. They don't allow you to get the good sleep, deep sleep and REM

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