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DISCOVER THE WORLD OF ACTIVE PLANTS.
We use a unique blend of plants and herbs that offers various functionality for the mind and body.
For us, our journey began with The Kissa Yojoki (喫茶養生記), the first treaties on using active plants for their physiological effects purposes written 1211 AD by Japanese Monk Eisai.
These functional herbs are known for their various beneficial effects - including relaxation, anxiety- and stress-relief…
HOW IT WORKS
Focus. On What Matters.
Alcohol works by targeting GABA receptors in the brain, releasing Dopamine - the 'feel-good' chemical in the brain.
So we use naturally powerful ingredients to target the source, focusing on what matters, without the hangovers.
CAMELLIA SINENSIS
L-THEANINE
L-Theanine is a naturally relaxing amino acid & superfood known to promote relaxation and stress-relief without drowsiness.
By boosting alpha brainwaves, it is known to inhibit stress and restore one's calm mental state.
✔ Relaxation
✔ Mental Calm
✔ Stress-relief
GRIFFONIA SEED
5-HTP
By combining the highest quality 5-HTP, the building blocks of serotonin, from Griffonia Seed, with a converting catalyst Vitamin B1, our Social Blend™ is designed to provide the nutrients to help optimise serotonin levels.
✔ Boosts Serotonin
✔ Mood Enhancing
✔ Sounder Sleep
Melissa officinalis
LEMON BALM
Lemon balm is considered a calming herb with restorative properties.
It was used as far back as the Middle Ages to reduce stress and anxiety, promote sleep, improve appetite, and ease pain.
✔ Reduce Anxiety
✔ Sounder Sleep
✔ Antioxidant
BACKED BY NEUROSCIENCE
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*None of these are medicinal or health claims. We do not claim to treat, diagnose or cure any diseases. All statements are reflective of the objective findings in various clinical studies.
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