"For two years I told myself I just wasn't a good sleeper anymore. 3 a.m. every night — eyes open, brain spinning, lying there resenting my husband for sleeping peacefully next to me. I had a graveyard of failed sleep aids in the drawer. Melatonin. Magnesium glycinate. Lavender. All of it. The first morning I woke up on Glamara and saw 7:14 on the clock, I cried. I hadn't slept that long in two years. My husband sat up and said 'something is different about you' before I even told him. I'm three months in now. I sleep through. I feel like myself again — and I didn't realize how much I'd missed her."

"For ten years my doctor told me my bloodwork was 'normal.' Ten years of being dismissed for the cramps in my calves, the knots in my shoulders, the way my jaw clicked at night from clenching in my sleep. 'It's just stress.' I started believing him. I started believing this was just who I was now. A friend handed me Glamara at brunch and said 'two weeks. Just try it.' By the end of week one my shoulders had dropped from my ears for the first time I could remember — I didn't even know they'd been up there. I'm 47 and I just realized I haven't felt my body actually relax in over ten years."

"I'm 38 and I genuinely thought something was wrong with my brain. I'd walk into rooms and forget what I came in for. I'd lose words mid-sentence — words I'd used my whole life. I started writing everything down because I couldn't trust myself to remember. I made a doctor's appointment to get tested for early-onset Alzheimer's. That's how scared I was. I started Glamara two weeks before that appointment as a Hail Mary. I never went. Three weeks in, I had an hour-long conversation and realized halfway through that I hadn't been searching for a single word. I cried in my car. I'm not stupid. I was empty."