At first, I was skeptical, but a simple Google search would prove that there are quite a few studies to support Dad’s claim. Some brands have even printed the claims directly on their bottles to market to weary customers. It wasn’t until recently, however, that he touted its ability to make him sleep quicker, better, and longer. He swears by its anti-inflammatory benefits and simply enjoys it as a sweet, slightly sour beverage to end his day. My dad (who I must admit is not the model of pristine health) has a random obsession with tart cherry juice. Ultimately, nothing has worked consistently or effectively as a long-term solution, but I always hold on to a glimmer of hope that something someday will eradicate the seemingly permanent bags that have formed underneath my eyes. These methods have included everything from ASMR videos and melatonin to indica gummies and prescription medications. Needless to say, I am a) unsurprisingly single and b) constantly testing every remedy under the sun - err - moon to properly catch Zzz’s and ensure a good night’s sleep. I sleep-talk, sleepwalk, experience night terrors, drool, toss, turn, and have even sent a “sleep email” to myself that read “quit your job.” It may be cliché to describe yourself as a “terrible sleeper,” but I can assure you that the title suits me better than anyone I know.
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