Anti stress mix tincture 30 ml - HerbEra

Anti stress mix tincture 30 ml from HerbEra is a liquid herb -based dietary supplement designed to support the body's natural ability to adapt to stress, promote mental tranquility and contribute to clearer thoughts in a busy everyday life. The product combines five carefully selected plants - Eleuthero, Rhodiola, Schisandra, Gotu Kola and Holy Basil - which has traditionally been used for its adaptogenic and soothing properties. The tincture is produced with patented hyper raw extraction and cold processing to preserve the active herbs and ensure high bioavailability.

Anti Stress Mix Tincture 30 ml is perfect for those who want a practical size to test out the product or to travel.

Health benefits

Anti stress mix tincture contains plant extracts that have traditionally been used to promote the body's resistance to stress and support in general well -being. Based on available research and approved EFSA related to plant content, the ingredients can contribute to:

• Helps maintain normal mental performance and cognitive function

• Helps protect cells from oxidative stress through antioxidant content

• Supports the body's ability to adapt to stress and contribute to emotional balance

• Helps reduce the feeling of fatigue and promote vitality

• Contributes to normal energy conversion

These effects are documented through studies of adaptogenic herbs, and several of the plants have EFSA-approved claims related to normal cognitive function and protection against oxidative stress. The ingredients seem synergistically and support the body's natural processes without promising the treatment of disease.

Main functions and lesser known effect

The two most documented and used main functions of anti -stress mix tincture are support for mental clarity and stress management. Eleuthero and Rhodiola are particularly well examined for their adaptogenic properties and can help the body deal with both physical and mental stress, while contributing to normal mental function.

A less known but interesting effect is that Gotu Kola can help promote microcirculation in the brain, which can potentially strengthen memory and concentration over time. This property is described in several studies, but often receives less attention than stress -reducing effects.

Technical details and subsidy facts

Anti stress mix tincture 30 ml is a liquid extract based on natural and carefully controlled raw materials from manufacturers that prioritize sustainable sources without pesticides and chemicals. The product is made with patented hyper raw extraction and cold processing, to ensure the best possible conservation of bioactive substances.

Ingredients: Eleuthero (Eleutherococcus Senticosus), Rhodiola (Rhodiola Rosea), Schisandra (Schisandra Chinensis), Gotu Kola (Centella Asiatica), Holy Basil (Ocimum Sanctum), Vegetable Gllyerin, Destrian Gllysin, Barbum.

Recommended daily dose: 30-50 drops in some water or juice, 2-4 times daily between meals.
Packaging: 30 ml of dark glass bottle that protects the contents from light and oxidation.
Storage: Store cool, dry and inaccessible for children.
Durability: Minimum 24 months from the date of production, see label for the exact date.
Certifications: Manufactured according to GMP (GOOD Manufacturing Practice).

Reservation

Allowed used for adults. All use of grants takes place at your own responsibility and should be done in consultation with a doctor. The recommended daily dose must not be exceeded. The effect can vary from person to person. Supplements should not replace a varied diet. Keep out of reach of children. Uno Vita AS does not claim that the products we market can cure disease.

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