Bioactive Anxiolytics Nootropic & Ashwagandha For GAD: Awareness Campaign Launch
Oct 19, 2022
In response to research showing the effectiveness of herbal extracts for mental health disorders such as anxiety, theDr.com launches an awareness campaign on the benefits of Ashwagandha for the reduction of anxiolytic symptoms.
Reno,United States - October 19, 2022 /PressCable/ —
The latest launch from leading complementary medicine expert Dr. Tom O’Bryan of theDr.com is part of an ongoing awareness campaign and is accompanied by the release of a complimentary e-book exploring the links between nutrition and cognitive function. The statement highlights a series of peer-reviewed studies that point to Ashwagandha’s potential as a safe, non-pharmaceutical treatment for anxiety-related disorders.
More details can be found at https://vc365.isrefer.com/go/brainrecipes/BirchTree
Drawing on research from several esteemed scientific journals such as Current Neuropharmacology, theDr.com’s announcement outlines Ashwagandha’s effectiveness in alleviating the symptoms of anxiety, depression, and insomnia. Combining this extract with other adaptogenic ingredients such as Acai, Peruvian Maca, Gotu Kola, and Holy Basil produces a unique and safe formula to combat psychological stress.
According to a 2019 Curreus study, Ashwagandha, also known as Withania somnifera, is an adaptogenic Ayurvedic herb that helps to reduce cortisol – a stress hormone that also affects mental clarity and fatigue levels. The herb’s therapeutic effects are thought to work predominantly via the modulation of the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal and sympathetic-adrenal-medullary axes.
Studies have revealed that Nerve Growth Factor (NGF) and Brain-Derived Neurotropic Factor (BDNF) play a vital role in cognitive resilience. A balance of brain neurotrophins – proteins that catalyze growth and stimulate neuron function – can help to reduce the symptoms of stress brought on by GAD and other disorders. The formula enhances blood flow to the brain which in turn raises the oxygen levels needed for neuronal survival.
TheDr.com has a partnership with Sun Horse Energy – a renowned producer of adaptogenic herbal products, designed to offer consumers an all-natural way to combat the stresses of modern life. Dr. Tom O’Bryan advocates for Ashwagandha’s bioactive, bioavailable, and anti-oxidant homeopathic qualities to reduce stress, improve memory, and sharpen cognitive reaction times.
Dr. O’Bryan explains that Ashwagandha, in addition to its effectiveness in combating the symptoms of GAD, can also have a restorative effect on heart health and stabilized blood sugar levels as well as reduce arthritic pain.
As part of the campaign, theDr.com is offering customers complimentary access to a new e-book that explores the links between nutrition and cognitive performance.
A spokesperson says, “You need blood flow to the brain for proper oxygen for neuronal survival. But you don’t just want blood flow to the brain, you want it to your whole body for homeostasis. Adaptogenic herbs help normalize and regulate blood flow to body system organs even under stressful conditions.”
To access the free brain food recipe book and for more information, go to https://vc365.isrefer.com/go/brainrecipes/BirchTree
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