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HAPPINESS Tonic | Supports Balanced Moods*
$ 25
Adaptogenic*
Our Happiness tonic is everything you need to feel at peace. It may help stabilize hormone function, serotonin and dopamine, as well as provide a soothing effect on the nervous system. Our formula is a mix of adaptogens, such as Rhodiola and Ashwagandha, with powerfully supporting “happy herbs” like St. John’s Wort, Mucuna and Albizzia. These herbs together create a synergistic powerhouse that can help relieve stress, anxiety, and mood slumps.
Key Benefits:
- May help regulate mood and cognition*
- May help to uplift mood and energy
- Can aid in overcoming chronic stress*
- May help with PTSD, including anxiety and stress*
- Due to its adaptogenic nature, it supports adrenal function*
Folk Uses:
Humans have consumed medicinals like St. Johns Wort, Albizzia, and Mucuna for depression and anxiety-like symptoms for centuries. In rainforest traditions for example, Mucuna and Cacao, have been used as natural remedies for depression and anxiety since ancient times.
To learn more about this powerful tonic, continue reading here.
* These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any diseases.
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Mucuna
Mucuna is an adaptogenic legume that contains the largest amount of naturally occuring dopamine found in nature. Mucuna boosts our dopamine and serotogenic receptors, becoming one of the greatest mood boosters known. Dopamine is a neurotransmitter secreted in the brain that plays a key role in how we experience satisfaction, also regulates cognition, memory, motivation, mood, attention and learning.
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St Johns Wort
St Johns Wort has become the classic "anti-depressant" of the natural world, as it has extensive folk use and research confirming its ability to boost serotonin in the body. Research confirms it as an effective remedy for mood imbalances, hormonal disorders, deppresive moods, anxiety, nervousness, mild depression, tiredness, poor appetites, and trouble sleeping.
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Ashwagandha
Can significantly lower cortisol levels, stress, anxiety and depressive symptoms. It's better than standard anti-anxiety and antidepressant drugs as it stabilizes mood, relieves insomnia, and revitalizes the body without any side effects or withdrawal symptoms. Moreover, it can manage weight and food cravings in chronic stress patients.
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Rhodiola root
Rhodiola was very popular since ancient times in Siberia as it enhances mental and physical endurance. Its anti-stress and fatigue-fighting properties make it one of the most popular adaptogens.Rhodiola rosea is one of a handful of plants which fit the criteria of adaptogens, those agents which promote non-specific resistance to a wide range of adverse influences of all kinds, including harmful factors that are physical, biological and chemical. As an adaptogen, Rhodiola helps to re-establish balanced hormonal function, as well as supporting brain function.
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Albizia
The flowers and bark of the mimosa tree (Albizia julibrissin) are among the most valued of Chinese botanicals for relieving anxiety, stress and depression. Recently some Chinese herbalists and acupuncturists have even called it ‘herbal Prozac for its mood supportive and calming properties. Chinese people traditionally recommend its use for anyone who is suffering from grief as a result of a severe loss or trauma.
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