Genexa Sleepology Review

Homeopathy, deep and restful sleep?

Depending on your perspective, Genexa Sleepology is a real waste of your time or is a real remedy for restless sleep. It's a bit of a contentious subject for some, but we can't recommend a product based on a pseudo science. There may be healing ingredients present, there may be impressive claims of lacking artificial sweeteners, preservatives or other artificial flavors within these non gmo homeopathic medicines, but they're easy claims to make when the medicine also lacks any meaningful amount of effective ingredients. No side effects? What about no effect at all? It's certainly a more accurate claim when seeing how much of each ingredient is present, against how much has been observed effective in clinical trials.

Let's take the first ingredient in the list, Alfalfa. Genexa sleepology contains this ingredient diluted 10 to the power of 6. Just to provide perspective, the solution of Alfalfa used has a concentration of 0.000001%. We'll let you make up your own mind as to just how impactful you think that inclusion might be, but for us it's settled things beyond doubt. Then there's the fact that alfalfa isn't even known to be a sleep aid, like most of the ingredients in Genexa sleepology. Even those that do have some claims to functionally aiding sleep like chamomille don't work in capsule form or require 1000mg doses and up.

The Positives

Now let's talk about what might be considered positives that Genexa Sleepology holds. It's gluten free, though so are most sleep tablets. It's non habit forming, though we predict this is because there's no use in continuing to use an ineffective product. You take the product by chewing, negating the need to swallow. It's melatonin free, which is strange to be considered a positive considering melatonin is one of the most effect and necessary ingredients for sleeping tablets but some people are a little more sensitive to it so we can see their perspective, as much as it may seem to be grasping at straws. It has "clean ingredients" which we would imagine to be the case knowing they're over 99% water.