Cortisol Calm
Cortisol Calm is designed to maintain healthy cortisol levels and support relaxation, restful sleep and positive mood during times of occasional stress.
Helps maintain healthy cortisol levels under mild stress
Potential to support healthy sleep, positive mood and cognitive function
May help calm the nervous system
60 or 120 capsules
(Suggested dose: 1 capsule per day)
Cortisol Calm is designed to maintain healthy cortisol levels and support relaxation, restful sleep and positive mood during times of occasional stress.
Helps maintain healthy cortisol levels under mild stress
Potential to support healthy sleep, positive mood and cognitive function
May help calm the nervous system
60 or 120 capsules
(Suggested dose: 1 capsule per day)
Cortisol Calm is designed to maintain healthy cortisol levels and support relaxation, restful sleep and positive mood during times of occasional stress.
Helps maintain healthy cortisol levels under mild stress
Potential to support healthy sleep, positive mood and cognitive function
May help calm the nervous system
60 or 120 capsules
(Suggested dose: 1 capsule per day)
Verifiable Science
Cortisol, released in response to stress, is mainly produced by the adrenal cortex. Intra-abdominal adipocytes also produce cortisol. In a recent study, Sensoril® ashwagandha extract promoted relaxation and maintained healthy cortisol response. Subjects in this randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled study reported support for healthy sleep, positive mood and cognitive function. The effects were most pronounced for subjects taking 500 mg per day compared to lesser doses.1 Rhodiola and magnolia may also maintain healthy adrenal cortisol activity and offer support for occasional stress, mood and emotional well-being.2 l-Theanine supports normal brain alpha-wave activity, helping calm the sympathetic nervous system for a relaxing effect.3 Recent research suggests that maintaining healthy vitamin D levels supports normal cortisol production within abdominal adipocytes.4‡
References
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Morris KL, et al. Obes Res. 2005 Apr;13(4):670-7.