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Stress Helper 90 capsules

    Stress Helper

    Provides excellent nutrients for stress tolerance, reducing food cravings from stress, and weight management. Supports adrenal health and improves mental clarity and mood.*
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    calm

      Calm

      94320
      Need some zen in your life? We've got you! Calm is an all-natural, non-drowsy supplement for relaxation, stress relief, restorative sleep, and daytime zen. Just take it easy.*
      $28.00 $35.00
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      90 capsules
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      RelaxaMag

        RelaxaMag

        1114
        A unique magnesium formula to support sleep, stress tolerance, the normal sleep-wake cycle, and relaxation. This is a naturally relaxing, non-drowsy formula.*
        $17.60 $22.00
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        100 capsules
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        Sleep & Relaxation Package
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        Sleep & Relaxation Package

        16257
        General description: Top sleep and relaxation nutrients.* Includes RelaxaMag ™ (100 caps), Sleep Helper ® (90 caps) and Tri-Cal (100 caps).
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        Adrenal Helper

          Adrenal Helper

          19040
          Support your adrenals and boost morning energy, stamina, and vitality. This blend of adaptogenic...
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          Super Coenzyme B Complex 90 caps

            B, Super Coenzyme B Complex

            16157
            Highest quality B vitamins for stress, energy, mood, healthy hair, and digestion. All B vitamins are in complete coenzyme forms for enhanced absorption.*
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            Stress & Mood

            The most fundamental principle of a good mental outlook is having energy. Your brain runs on energy. Superior energy-producing nutrition is your ticket to a brighter outlook. It is a completely safe and natural way to help manage stress and keep your mood positive.*  When we design dietary supplement formulations, one of our key focal points is seeking...

            Toxins Stress Bones

            While virtually any type of stress is potential wear and tear for bones. One form, too many toxins, can wreak havoc with bone strength and optimal bone health. For example, the cadmium in cigarettes is known to displace zinc within bone structure. This means that smoking is inherently weakening to your bone mass, not only because it reduces the flow of...

            Substance P, Stress, and Heart Function

            Substance P is a neuropeptide that is involved in the natural regulation of many aspects of your cardiovascular system. Under normal circumstances it helps control vascular relaxation and thus blood pressure by enhancing the formation of nitric oxide. It also promotes the normal movement of fluids out of blood vessels for a variety of reasons. The main...

            Stress & Immunity

            Because your immune system needs optimal energy and a "resting tone" of fitness in order to be well prepared, factors that induce energy depletion and wear and tear, especially stress, are key factors to change so as to keep your immune system in a more optimal state of readiness.The best supplements to help energy production and stress management, while...

            Stress Controlled by Leptin

            Stress implies that there is an increased need for energy. Leptin, which is overall in charge of your body's energy spending systems, also regulates your adrenal and nervous system response to stress. When leptin systems work efficiently you have a better ability to tolerate stress, do not feel wired up or exhausted from stress, and do not eat in response...

            Dealing with Stress During Pregnancy

            A pregnancy that is running smoothly is a huge metabolic demand on your body, in essence a form of stress in and of itself. The last thing you need is more energy-sapping stress. Trying to do too much (which can simply mean your formerly normal routine) or having to deal with emotional tension or pressures is key factors that must be managed well. Women...

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            05 17, 2008

            Stress, Subordination, and Cravings

            Research on female monkeys shows that those in a subservient role and under chronic stress ate significantly more food resulting in weight gain, compared to the female monkeys in the dominating role. New research on humans does show that women with poor stress management skills will keep eating after they are full simply to make negative emotional...

            05 18, 2009

            Stress Leads to Adolescent Obesity

            The greater the amount of stress the more likely a child is to be overweight. Managing stress and solving problems are key life skills at any age and it is never to young to learn. Children unable to manage stress well may “stress eat” and may not feel like exercising, factors that really work against healthy metabolism.

            07 17, 2011

            How Stress is Inherited: Implications for Asthma Risk

            Changes in the sequence of genes take tens of thousands of years of adaptation. In theory this would mean that the stress felt by a mother during pregnancy would not be genetically passed on to the child. However, new science shows another mechanism for genetically passing along stress. And a second study indicates that one of the adverse health...

            07 15, 2009

            Early-life Stress Primes Inflammatory Genes for Later-life Disease Risk

            Children enduring high stress while being raised program inflammatory genes (NF-kappaB and IL-6) to be in a state of heightened anticipation. While this may be necessary to deal with the associated problems of such stress, a new study shows that it is a clear disadvantage by the time the person reaches their 50s and 60s, as they are at much greater risk...

            Studies

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            11 04, 2008

            Stress Activates Immune Cells in Skin

            Stress-induced neurogenic inflammation in murine skin skews dendritic cells towards maturation and migration: key role of ICAM1/LFA-1 interactions.
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