Most supplements carry the right ingredients at the wrong amounts. We put every active in at the dose the human trials actually used, and print all of it — and if we can’t hit the studied dose, the ingredient doesn’t go in.
The ashwagandha trials that showed a measurable stress effect used 600 mg of a standardised extract. Plenty of products carry a fraction of that and still print ashwagandha on the front of the pack, in the same size type.
We read the back of 31 Indian sleep and magnesium products. Fifteen of them don’t disclose a dose for at least one ingredient named on the front. One lists eight actives and publishes a single number. At that point you’re not taking a supplement. You’re taking a suggestion.
This is the whole product argument, so it’s printed rather than linked. Compare it against whatever is in your cupboard right now — that comparison is the only one that matters.
| Active | Our dose | The dose the research used |
|---|---|---|
| Ashwagandha, standardised | 600 mg | 600 mg daily in the trials most often cited for stress and sleep quality |
| Magnesium, chelated | 200 mg elemental | Trials typically run at 200–400 mg elemental; note most Indian labels print the compound weight, not the elemental |
| L-theanine | 200 mg | 100–200 mg is the range used in the alpha-wave and subjective-relaxation work |
| Creatine monohydrate | 3 g | 5 g with a loading phase is the classic protocol; 3 g daily reaches the same saturation in about four weeks |
| Glycine | 3 g | 3 g before bed is the dose used in the sleep-onset studies |
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