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 Stress
Free® Body
Over-exertion,
an imbalance in the physiology or the build-up of toxins can disrupt
or zap your energy level and reserves. The Stress Free® Body formula supports natural resistance to physical stress and fatigue.
The herbs and minerals in this formula help boost cellular regeneration
for more energy and increase the supply of healthy, vital nutrients
while cushioning the body from physical stress. Dashmula, Zinc
Bhasma, Indian Pennywort and Mineral Pitch in combination enhance
cellular renewal while at least a dozen herbs and minerals in
this potent blend enhance cellular detoxification. Winter Cherry,
Zinc Bhasma, Coral Bhasma, Nutmeg and Indian Nightshade support
resistance to physical stress. Winter Cherry, Zinc Bhasma, Coral
Bhasma, Indian Gooseberry, Country Mallow, Mineral Pitch and Fenugreek
support increased energy levels.
Improve
These Ayurvedic Factors
This
formula:
- Enhances
cellular renewal.
- Supports resistance to physical stress.
- Increases energy.
Related
Health Tips
- Incorporate
a regular exercise routine to lose weight and reduce ama.
- Take time to relax. The Transcendental Meditation® program
has been found to provide the body with a deep level of rest
and is highly effective for reducing stress.
- Reduce or avoid entirely coffee and caffeinated teas and sodas
to allow the body to re-establish a natural rest and activity
cycle.
- Follow a Kapha pacifying diet. Favor foods that are light, dry,
warm, pungent, bitter or astringent.
- Reduce foods that are heavy, oily, cold, sweet, sour or salty.
- Going to bed before 10:00 p.m. provides a deeper, more restful
sleep.
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Ingredients
Fenugreek, Ashwagandha, Bael tree, Greater galangal, Zinc, Coral, Amla, Jatamansi, Gotu kola, Nutmeg, Shatavari, Mineral Pitch, Sensitive plant, Long pepper, Pepper, Sarivan, Malay bush beech, Oroxylum, Arani, Yellow fruit nightshade, Heart-leaf sida, Tribulus, Ginger, Uraria picta, Fragrant padri tree, Solanum anguivi
Suggested Use
Take one to two tablets twice daily with water after meals.
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