ENC SEMEN ZIZIPHI SPINOSAE GABA COMPLEX Tablets (Compressed Candy)

One Tablet Toward Better Sleep

Ingredients:
Sorbitol, Semen Ziziphi Spinosae (Ziziphus jujuba seed), L-Theanine (from tea), γ-Aminobutyric acid (GABA), Poria cocos, Passionflower, Goji berry, Lily bulb, Chinese jujube (date), Pistachio.

Content per Tablet

Semen Ziziphi Spinosae 230 mg, L-Theanine 100 mg, GABA 100 mg, Poria cocos 100 mg, Passionflower 100 mg, Goji berry 75 mg, Lily bulb 75 mg, Chinese jujube 75 mg, Pistachio 75 mg

Product Specification:
1.34g × 60 tablets

Directions:
Adults: 2 tablets daily after meals

Storage Method:
Store in a cool, dry place. Refrigerate after opening.

Suitable For:

1.Individuals who have difficulty falling asleep, poor sleep quality, or experiencing stress or anxiety

2.Those suffering from neurasthenia, indigestion, gastrointestinal inflammation, or frequent headaches.

Product Features:

1.Natural plant and herbal extracts – including L-theanine and GABA – help promote sleep and relaxation, soothe tense nerves and emotions, and support restful sleep.

2.Compound formula: Multiple botanical and Chinese medicinal ingredients work synergistically to work synergistically to promote relaxation and support healthy sleep quality.

Nutritional Knowledge:

Modern people, long burdened by busy schedules and stress, are experiencing a rising trend in mental health issues and sleep disorders. This Semen Ziziphi Spinosae & L-Theanine complex tablet is a dietary supplement specifically designed to relax nerves and improve sleep,designed to support relaxation and healthy sleep that has gained increasing popularity.

Semen Ziziphi Spinosae (Ziziphus seed):

In traditional Chinese medicine, it nourishes the heart and liver, calms the mind, arrests sweating, and promotes fluid production. It is indicated for restless insomnia, palpitations with excessive dreaming, debility with sweating, and thirst from fluid depletion. Nutritionally, it is rich in tryptophan, B vitamins, and minerals, which help supply multiple nutrients to the brain and alleviate insomnia.

L-Theanine:

Originally extracted from natural tea leaves, this unique free amino acid has calming and relaxing effects on the nervous system. Unlike general sedatives, L-Theanine is freeform amino acid that acts as a relaxant—promoting mental relaxation without causing excessive drowsiness.Through its relaxing properties, it also supports cardiovascular health.

1.Helps relieve work-related stress and fatigue – Some studies suggest that L-Theanine significantly promotes dopamine release in the brain and enhances dopamine physiological activity. Dopamine is a central neurotransmitter plays an important role in brain function, and its activity is closely linked to emotional states. It helps reduce work pressure and alleviate fatigue.

2. Sedativeand anti-anxietyeffects – Caffeine is a well-known stimulant, yet tea drinkers often feel relaxed, calm, and at ease – an effect now confirmed to be mainly due to L-theanine.
3. Improvessleep quality– L-Theanine exerts a sedative effect, reduces fatigue, and induces comfort and relaxation, enabling better sleep onset. It also contains GABA, which further promotes sleep.
4. Regulateschanges in brain neurotransmitters– LTheanine influences the metabolism and release of neurotransmitters such as dopamine, potentially helping to regulate or prevent brain disorders controlled by these neurotransmitters.
5. Enhanceslearning ability and memory– Animal experiments show that rats given L-Theanine performed better in learning and memory tests than controls—with faster learning in bright environments and stronger memory retention in dark settings.
6. Improvespremenstrual syndrome (PMS)– Most women experience PMS, characterized by lower abdominal pain during or before menstruation, often accompanied by nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and, in severe cases, pallor, cold extremities, and cold sweats, recurring with each cycle. Mentally, it manifests as irritability, anger, depression, anxiety, and poor concentration; physically, as fatigue, insomnia, headache, breast tenderness, lower abdominal pain, backache, and cold hands/feet. The calming effect of L-Theanine suggests improvement in PMS, and Some clinical studies suggest potential benefits for women with PMS.

LTheanine significantly promotes central dopamine release and enhances its physiological activity. As a dietary supplement that not only induces sleep but also relieves fatigue, lowers blood pressure, and improves learning/memory, it is rare and remarkable. For this, LTheanine received the Research Department Award at the 1998 International Food Ingredients Conference in Germany.

Natural，γ-Aminobutyric Acid (GABA):

GABA is found in many plants (e.g., legumes, ginseng, and Chinese herbs) in seeds, roots, and tissues, and is also present in the human body. In animals, GABA is almost exclusively found in nervous tissue, with brain concentrations of about 0.1–0.6 mg/g tissue; immunohistochemical studies show the highest concentration in the substantia nigra. GABA is a well-studied major inhibitory neurotransmitter involved in multiple metabolic activities with high physiological activity. It promotes GABA release in the cerebral cortex. As an inhibitory neurotransmitter in the central nervous system, it suppresses excessive CNS excitation, has a stabilizing effect on the brain, and thus relieves nervous tension and promotes relaxation. Brain GABA levels are closely related to our emotional state; low GABA levels may be associated with panic, anxiety, depression, mania, and even alcohol abuse.

Main Physiological Effects of GABA:

1. Sedatesnerves and counteracts anxiety– Medical science has proven that GABA is an inhibitory transmitter in the CNS and one of the most important neurotransmitters in brain tissue. It reduces neuronal activity, prevents neuronal overexcitation, binds to and activates anti-anxiety brain receptors, and, in synergy with other substances, blocks anxiety-related signals from reaching the brain’s command centers.
2. Lowersblood pressure– GABA acts on the spinal vasomotor center, effectively promoting vasodilation and reducing blood pressure. It is reported that the antihypertensive component in herbs like Astragalus is GABA.
3. Potential Physiological Functions– In 1997, studies by Seitaro Ohkuma indicated that GABA is associated with certain diseases: Parkinson’s patients have lower GABA levels in the spinal cord, and epileptic patients have lower GABA levels in cerebrospinal fluid than normal. Research at Osaka University Medical School showed that GABA significantly improves Kupperman syndrome.
4. Enhances brain vitality– GABA enters the brain’s tricarboxylic acid cycle, promotes cerebral metabolism, increases glucose6phosphatase activity in glucose metabolism, boosts acetylcholine production, dilates blood vessels to increase cerebral blood flow, reduces blood ammonia, promotes brain metabolism, and restores brain cell function.

Poria:

Poria cocos is a traditional botanical ingredient widely used in Traditional Chinese Medicine to support relaxation and general wellness. it promotes diuresis, drains dampness, strengthens the spleen, and calms the mind. Traditional Chinese medicine holds that the heart governs the mind and is a fire organ, while the spleen transports and transforms waterdampness. If the spleen is deficient and dampness stagnates, “water insulting the heart” can cause palpitations and insomnia. Poria not only strengthens the spleen and drains dampness but also calms the mind.

Passionflower:

A natural sedative that helps relieve anxiety and tension, improve indigestion, and enhance nighttime sleep quality.

Goji erry, Lily bulb, Chinese jujube, Pistachio, etc.:

These are also traditional botanical ingredients with calming and sleep-promoting effects. They contain various trace elements such as calcium, magnesium, zinc, selenium, iodine, inositol, glycine, phosphatides, and nicotinamide, which relax nerves and maintain nervous system health.