"I wake up at 3 a.m. every day?" This is a sign of circadian rhythm disorder. How can Labreson help you?

1. Why do I wake up at 3 a.m. every day and the time is so “ accurate ” ?

Many people have this problem:

•       I wake up around 2:30-3:30 a.m. every day, even though I have no problem falling asleep.

•       After waking up, the patient often stays awake for a long time and cannot fall asleep

•       The next day, I was mentally exhausted, but I still repeated the same rhythm at night.

•       Trying to go to bed early, drinking tea, and exercising doesn't help

📌 This type of insomnia is not sporadic, but rather a circadian rhythm (biological clock) disorder, especially a circadian rhythm disorder that causes difficulty maintaining sleep.

 

2. Where does the " rhythm " of sleep come from? The " biological clock " in the brain is the key

The human body's circadian rhythm is mainly regulated by the suprachiasmatic nucleus ( SCN ) of the hypothalamus, which regulates the secretion of hormones such as melatonin and cortisol, affecting:

•       When do you feel sleepy?

•       How long do you sleep?

•       When do you wake up?

If the rhythm is disrupted (such as staying up late, working shifts, drinking milk at night, anxiety, etc.), the " sleep window " will move forward or break up. Waking up at 3 a.m. is likely due to:

•       The brain misinterprets that the night is over

•       Premature rise in hormone levels (such as cortisol)

•       Awakening system activated in advance

📌 At this point, even if the body wants to sleep, the brain has already " gone online in advance " .

 

3. Lebrezang: Let your biological clock “ reset ” , fall asleep naturally and sleep soundly

Lebrexan is an orexin receptor antagonist ( ORAs ) that regulates the OX1R/OX2R pathway of the wakefulness system to put the brain into a " resting " state. Its special features are:

•       Strong adaptability to rhythmic insomnia: not only helps falling asleep, but also prolongs the continuity of sleep throughout the night

•       Rapid onset of action, suitable for people with delayed sleep onset and night awakening

•       The effect lasts but does not remain excessively, and does not affect the mental state the next day

Function	Leibersson	Melatonin	Traditional sedatives
Sleeping adjustment	✅ Fast onset of action	❌ Slow onset	✅
Fewer night awakenings	✅ Significant improvement	❌ No obvious effect	Partially effective but with high risk of addiction
Regulate rhythm	✅ Through the awakening system	❌ Only weakly regulates melatonin	❌ No rhythmic effect
Addiction risk	❌ No dependencies	❌ none	✅ There is a certain risk

📌 Lebron is not about forcibly " pressing the sleep button " , but about " resetting the biological rhythm in your body " .

 

4. Research data support: How does Lebrexan improve early morning insomnia?

•       Clinical trials by Ueno et al., 2022 showed:

•       ✔ After 4 weeks of continuous use, the number of awakenings during the night was significantly reduced, and the time to fall asleep again after awakening at night was shortened

•       ✔ Improved sleep continuity, optimized ratio of REM and deep sleep, and gradual recovery of rhythm

•       ✔ No addiction after 6 months of use, no rebound insomnia after stopping the drug

•       In another study, nighttime awakening time was reduced by 38 minutes, sleep recovery was stable, and mental state improved significantly the next day ( Rosenberg et al., 2020 )

 

5.Who is suitable to use Lebrexant?

•       People who wake up at the same time every day ( 2-4 a.m.)

•       Workers who have reversed their day and night, have not recovered from jet lag, and work in shifts

•       People who want to improve sleep quality but don't want to become addicted to drugs or affect their work the next day

•       Those who do not respond to melatonin or herbal sleep aids

•       People with sleep cycle disorders and anxious awakenings

📌 The sleep problem of " accurate sleeping time and deep awakening " cannot be solved by relaxation alone, but requires scientific intervention based on neural rhythm.

 

Conclusion: Waking up at 3 a.m. every night is not a coincidence, it is the body sending a signal of " rhythm imbalance "

Waking up regularly in the early morning for a long time is not only a problem, but also a mess in your body's " biological metronome " . As a drug with outstanding regulatory ability for rhythm-sensitive insomnia, Lebrexan helps you grasp the right time to sleep at night, say goodbye to waking up from light sleep, and restore a stable and good sleep throughout the night.