What Started Yula?

What Started Yula?

It Started With a 3 AM Phone Call

"Mom, are you okay?"

My mother had called me at 3 in the morning—not because of an emergency, but because she'd been awake for hours and was in tears. Again.

"I just... I can't sleep anymore. I'm so tired, sweetheart. I'm tired of being tired."

She'd been to doctors. Tried prescriptions that left her groggy and confused. Bought every supplement on the shelf. Nothing worked. And everyone kept telling her the same thing: "This is just menopause. You'll get through it."

But why should she have to "just get through it"?

That phone call changed everything. I couldn't watch my vibrant, energetic mother—who raised three kids, built a career, and always had energy for everyone—fade into this exhausted version of herself.

So I did what any frustrated daughter would do: I became obsessed. I talked to sleep specialists, hormone experts, nutritionists, and hundreds of women going through the same thing. I learned that this wasn't just menopause—it was a sleep crisis that nobody was taking seriously.

Two years later, after countless formulations and tests, my mom called me again at 3 AM.

This time, she was calling to tell me she'd slept through the night for the first time in four years.

That's when I knew we had to share this. Because your mom, your sister, your best friend—they deserve to sleep too.

— Sarah Chen, Founder

Our Mission

To give you back what sleepless nights have stolen: your energy, your patience, your joy, and your presence.
We started Yula because we've watched too many incredible women—mothers, grandmothers, professionals, friends—disappear into exhaustion. Women who've spent decades taking care of everyone else, only to hit menopause and lose the one thing that makes everything else possible: sleep.

Our Vision

We see a future where you're not too exhausted to enjoy your grandkids' laughter. Where you have the energy to pursue that passion project you've been putting off. Where you can be patient with the people you love instead of snapping because you're running on empty.