Up to 80% of Americans report experiencing mild to serious feelings of stress throughout their daily lives¹

• More than 90% of Americans have nutrient gaps that contribute to an altered metabolic response, energetics, and hormone imbalance. Poor dietary choices and habits contribute to deficiency in levels of magnesium, B vitamins, and omega-3/DHA levels.²
• Nearly 60% of Americans have underlying compromised immune and inflammatory responses due to lifestyle.³
• Prolonged states of stress contribute to poor sleep quality, which in turn can accelerate immune responses, contributing to overall sluggishness, loss of energy and attention, ‘burn-out’ and brain fog.

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3. Pahwa, R, et al. StatPearls. 2022 Jan.

• Imbalance in the adrenal/HPA axis system leads to prolonged time to recovery and triggers underlying inflammatory responses.
• The adrenal/HPA axis plays a central role in a balanced and synchronized stress response, including stress hormones. With repeated and frequent feelings of anxiousness, the adrenal system may become dysfunctional by losing the ability to have a resilient and appropriate cortisol response. When this system loses its ability to recover, sensations of tiredness, loss of energy, prolonged feelings of stress can be experienced.
• Prolonged feelings of uncontrolled stress can contribute to imbalances in energetics and difficulty supporting healthy stress and mood responses.

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• Ashwagandha and Magnesium have been clinically studied to support a balanced adrenal response that promotes resiliency in times of elevated feelings of stress. More specifically, ashwagandha may help activate receptors in the CNS to help balance cortisol production and release.*
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References

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5. Gaffney BT, et al. Life Sci. 2001 Dec 14;70(4):431-42.

6. Darbinyan V, et al. Phytomedicine. 2000 Oct;7(5):365-71.