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Enhance restorative sleep phases. Ranked by evidence strength from 27 supplements backed by peer-reviewed clinical research.
Top picks: Glycine, Magnesium, and Tart Cherry — full evidence and dosage details below.
Deep (slow-wave) sleep is when most physical restoration happens, and it's harder to shift with supplements than sleep onset. Glycine and magnesium have the most supportive data for slow-wave sleep and next-day alertness, while evidence that melatonin alters deep-sleep architecture is weak. Effects are typically modest and most noticeable in people who are deficient or sleep-deprived to begin with. Objective changes measured by EEG or wearables are smaller and less consistent than the subjective "slept better" reports trials often rely on.
Ranked by pooled effect on this goal's primary outcome where data exists, otherwise by overall evidence strength + goal relevance.
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