Stress Tonic, 100 mls

Take 3 mls two times per day in water, juice or neat.
Do not exceed 10 mls per day.

To remove alcohol put 1 tablespoon of hot water into cup.
Add dose of tonic.
Swirl until cool enough to drink.

Adult doses only.
Contraindicated with hyperthyroidism.
Do not use if pregnant or breastfeeding.
Do not use with autoimmune disease.

Contains Liquorice.

Always consult your healthcare professional.

Beautiful herbs of Withania, Rehmannia, Liquorice, Siberian Ginseng, & Milk Thistle are here to possibly help.

They have been known to potentially to regulate the HPA axis communication nightmare, provide strength, hold the adrenals as they cry, support the liver, and help the thyroid. 

Withania, known as Ashwaganda, could be a wonderful stress supporting herb. It might deal with the hypothalamus, pituitary, thyroid, and adrenals communication systems allowing for optimal communication. It is known, anecdotally, as a stress adaptogen.

Rehmannia might help the thyroid and the adrenals. It could possibly provide support for both allowing possible healing while they continue to function. A remarkable herb. It also just might help  inflammation, which is known to be high in a stressful situation.

Liquorice might have multiple applications with adrenal health, gut health, lung health, & liver health. It could possibly help with cortisol regulation. When combined with Rehmannia, the adrenal support could be amplified as they tend to all levels of the adrenal cortex and adrenal medulla. 

Siberian Ginseng might help with exhaustion and long term physical strength. If stress is a marathon, this herb could be considered the energy boost needed around mile 21. 

Milk Thistle, or also known as St Mary's Thistle, is known to support liver. Why, help out the liver? With stress, many toxins are produced. and who helps eliminate toxins? And, maybe there are a few toxins being ingested during stressful times. 

Great, just great, but what the heck are you talking about? HPA what? Exhaustion?
Hmmmm.
Every day things can be stressful
from getting ready for the day or
looking after an ill or elderly relative.
The kids are fighting, the cat's thrown up on the carpet yet again. Throw in making dinner, driving, working or not, rugby, netball, homework and stress builds.

Please note, this is not meant to diagnose or treat. This is just information provided.

Stress causes the release of adrenaline & cortisol, all beautifully made by the adrenal glands.

Bless our adrenals, they keep us going, get us out of the way of the attacking lion, then go back to resting. Except nowadays they get to work all the time. Due to continual demands they become exhausted and can't do their job as they should.

Communications between the hypothalamus (a fancy name for the regulatory part of the brain,) the pituitary (another part of the brain) and the adrenals becomes disrupted. This HPA axis becomes a communication nightmare. And we all know what happens when communication breaks down! 

Chaos. 

So now sleep becomes erratic, moods swing, the need for coffee increases, energy levels change, food cravings become the norm, weight changes all of which all causes more stress!

A bit of support always helps.