Anxiety, loss of motivation, sadness?
It doesn't take much to make you feel down. Slumps vary from one individual to another and depend on our nervous system. Dozens of different molecules in the brain regulate our behaviour, including :
- Dopamine, which enables planning, decision making, motivation and feelings of pleasure.
- Melatonin, which helps regulate internal biological clocks, setting the sleep/wake cycle.
- Serotonin, the hormone of calm and patience, limiting aggression. It is synthesised with the help of tryptophan.
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Bioavailable Magnesium: Boost Your Energy
Stressed, tired, anxious? It's not easy to find the right magnesium for you! Magnevits is a food supplement that offers 3 bioavailable magnesium salts combined with all the B vitamins and taurine.
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Are you prone to insomnia? Somicare is a food supplement composed of 6 plant extracts for peaceful nights.
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For Optimal Relaxation
Zenivits contains a synergy of active ingredients based on vitamins B & C, zinc and phytonutrients including saffron and ashwagandha, which help the nervous system function properly.
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Support your Heart and Brain
Short of omega-3? These fish oil capsules, titrated in EPA and DHA, are certified free of heavy metals and protected from oxidation by a natural complex containing vitamin E.
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Strengthen Your Stress Response
Lack of energy, exhaustion? Cortivits is a food supplement containing Rhodiola extract and a patented ashwagandha extract (Shoden®) titrated to 35% withanolides. Blackcurrant extract titrated in polyphenols reinforces the action of adaptogenic plants.
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Support your nervous balance
St. John's Wort Plus contains a St. John's Wort extract titrated with hypercin.
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Supports the Nervous System
Vegetarian, vegan? B12 Forte is a dietary supplement concentrated in active vitamin B12 in the form of methylcobalamin without synthetic excipients.
What is stress?
Stress is an integral part of our daily lives and in some cases acts as a useful physiological response of our body. Nevertheless, chronic stress exhausts the body, leading to real ill-being (impacts on cardiovascular pathologies, psychological disorders, neurodegenerative diseases, lowered immune defences, etc.). In addition, excessive stress leads to a significant urinary leakage of magnesium and an overconsumption of vitamins (B and C vitamins) and minerals.
What can be done to limit chronic stress?
- Eat a diet rich in magnesium, B vitamins, zinc, tryptophan and other minerals, tryptophan and omega-3 to ensure normal cognitive function.
- Have a balanced intestinal microflora to allow good absorption of nutrients.
- Engage in physical activity to ensure well-being, relaxation and stress relief.
- Promote mental recovery through sleep.
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