Solgar Stress & Anxiety Relief, 30 Tablets

Clinically studied ingredients to help relieve occasional stress & anxiety. Support a healthy cortisol response & help maintain a positive mood. Stress... it's a part of everyday life. No matter the cause, there's a good chance you've experience some of its symptoms at some point including occasional anxiety, fatigue, and more. Maybe the worst part about stress is they way that it makes an impact on your daily life. It's hard to focus on your family, your job and, for that matter, just about anything else when you're struggling with the symptoms of occasional stress. Wouldn't it be great if there was a way to provide herbal-based stress relief in your life? Now, there is with Solgar® Stress and Anxiety Relief - a combination of two plant-based ingredients KSM-66® Ashwagandha and affron® Saffron that have been clinically studied to help your body better manage the disruptive symptoms of occasional emotional stress. Ashwagandha & Saffron: Deeply Rooted in Traditional Ayurvedic Customs Ayurveda, a holistic system with historical roots in Indian Culture for over 5,000 years, has today been accepted as an alternative form of self-care. Ayurvedic practices have been traditionally integrated into daily routines to help promote general health and wellness. Ashwagandha is one of Ayurveda's most important Rasayana herbs. Because of its well-known benefits, it was also later described as an Adaptogen that helps your body adapt to stress and restore its natural balance. It has been clinically studied for its beneficial effects on general well-being. Saffron, a patent spice, has also long been used in Ayurveda for its mood-stimulating properties and has been clinically studied for supporting emotional well-being and a positive outlook.† Solgar® Stress & Anxiety Relief combines the powerful clinically-studied ingredients KSM-66® Ashwagandha and affron® Saffron to bring you stress relief that is grounded in Traditional Ayurvedic practice. †Based on one double blind placebo controlled study in adults.