REDUCE STRESS, BUNROUT & ANXIETY
INCREASE FOCUS. FEEL BETTER.
A SCIENCE-BASED NATURAL SUPPLEMENT TO FIND YOUR FLOW STATE
Available in November, 2021. Limited stock.
6 Natural Stress-Busting Ingredients That Actually Work
(Based on Research)
PURE PEACE HAS ALL THESE INGREDIENTS IN ONE BOTTLE
Find the research in the References section.
The #1 Stress Supplement For Better Mood & Performance
(Made In India)
✅ Say goodbye to chronic stress and protect yourself from the dangerous effects of elevated cortisol levels (the stress hormone).
✅ Clean, natural, safe, and based on scientific studies.
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Ingredients (One Capsule): Ashwagandha Root Extract (100mg), Ginkgo Biloba (100mg), Panax Ginseng (100mg), Bacopa Monnieri (100mg), Holy Basil (100mg), L-Theanine (50mg).
Directions: Take 2-4 capsules a day. For everyday stress management, focus and high-performance, take 2-3 capsules. For severe burnout and anxiety, take up to 4 capsules.
Total Capsules: 60
Available in November, 2021. Limited stock.
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Effects And Symptoms of Chronic Stress
- Impaired brain function — learning, memory, cognition, concentration, Alzheimer’s, Dementia
- Depression, anxiety, mood disorders and other mental illnesses
- A weakened immune system
- Weight gain (especially in the face and abdomen)
- Eating disorders
- Digestive and gut problems
- Cardiovascular problems and heart disease
- Infertility and decreased libido
- High blood pressure (hypertension)
- Weak bones and osteoporosis
- Headaches
- Body aches and pains (increased inflammation)
- Cancer
- Blood sugar problems and diabetes
- Muscle breakdown
- Chronic pain
- Sleep disorders or disturbances
- Slow wound healing
- Irregular periods
- Acne and other skin conditions
- Substance misuse and addiction
- Impulse control disorders
Find the scientific evidence here.
