Combat MOUNTING stress as Christmas approaches [4 Days Left!]
In retrospect, I think last year’s holiday season was a little easier on us all.
We had a good excuse not to run around shopping… or invite too many folks over for dinner.
But this year, as things seem to have started returning somewhat back to normal…
The holiday anxiety has returned.
And that’s on top of the stress we’re already feeling about a PLUMMETING economy…
EMERGING virus variants…
And God-only-knows what else that could get thrown our way.
Stop the insanity!
If you need a little help in the anxiety department… just to get through till January…
I’ve got something the latest science reveals could help you ride out the Christmas chaos. (And maybe even RESIST a second helping of dessert, too.)
Stress-relieving succulent
Caralluma (Caralluma fimbriata) is a type of cactus that’s actually eaten in India.
For those experiencing poverty or famine… it can help beat back hunger pangs and encourage feelings of satisfaction without a lot of food.
That’s why it’s gotten some attention for helping combat obesity.
But this “famine filler” does more than that to help folks feel better…
Because scientists have found that it also promotes feelings of calmness… which could help BANISH anxiety!
And I’m sure we could all use a less anxiety right now.
According to a 2019 clinical trial out of Australia, caralluma helped provide RELIEF to subjects with mild-to-moderate anxiety who were feeling…
- anxious
- frustrated, and
- stressed out.
Of course, those reports were subjective…
But even clinical results showed improvements in levels of cortisol (a.k.a. the “stress hormone”) and adrenal stress in the male participants.
Even better, animal research shows that caralluma extract not only DOESN’T drain brainpower the way that Big Pharma’s anxiety meds (like benzos) can…
But this “cactus trick” actually appears to help IMPROVE cognitive function and memory!
That’s important – because anxiety often appears alongside memory loss.
And its safety has been demonstrated by MULTIPLE studies.
One of the best-studied versions is a patented extract sold under the brand name “CALMaluma”…
But you can choose a caralluma supplement from any quality maker you trust.
The dosage in the clinical trial I just mentioned was 1 gram daily over the course of 8 weeks.
