Users of Gene-Eden, a Natural Antiviral, Report less Sleeping Problems in a Rec...(mulation is based on five natural ingred...),Health

Date:10/14/2009

mulation is based on five natural ingredients. To identify these ingredients, the scientists at polyDNA used a unique process. First, they collected thousands of scientific papers. Then, they analyzed the content of these papers with their in-house, proprietary bio-informatics computer program. Finally, they used the results of the computer analysis to select the five most powerful and safe antiviral ingredients.

Some of the papers identified by the computer analysis that show the powerful antiviral effect of the five ingredients are available on the Gene-Eden website.

Recently, polyDNA conducted a series of interviews with users of the antiviral Gene-Eden. In these interviews the polyDNA representatives asked the participants about their sleeping experiences before and after using the supplement. For instance, the representatives asked how many times a night the participant wakes up on average, or how long does it take to fall back asleep. The analysis of the answers to these questions revealed that the users of Gene-Eden experience less sleeping problems, that is, better sleep relative to the time before taking the supplement.

What is the difference between Gene-Eden and sleeping pills like Ambien or supplements like melatonin?

According to the Consumer Reports website, "Most sleep drugs are supposed to be taken for no longer than two weeks or so, and continued use could lead to serious side effects or dependency; "rebound" insomnia, in which sleeplessness returns and might actually worsen; memory lapses; and hallucinations."

Why do people experience these side effects? Because sleeping pills like Ambien and supplements like melatonin change the chemistry in the brain. These sleeping pills induce sleep by creating an artificial chemistry in the user's brain. However, this artificial
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