Build Resilience for
Life’s Everyday Demands.
Stress is a normal and natural part of life. It can help you stay focused, motivated and prepared. But true wellbeing comes from balance—not just the ability to handle stress, but the ability to recover and adapt so you can keep going, day after day.
What Actually Happens
When You’re Stressed?
Your brain detects a demand and activates the stress response, triggering a cascade of hormones and signals. This helps your body respond to the challenge. After the stressor passes, your body should shift back into a state of recovery and balance.
Stressor
A physical, mental or emotional demand.
Brain Detects
Demand
Signals are sent to the nervous system and HPA axis.
Stress Hormones
Cortisol, adrenaline and other messengers are released.
Body Responds
Increased heart rate, alertness, energy and focus.
Recovery
After the stressor passes, your body shifts back toward balance.
Short-Term Stress
- Temporary
- Helps you stay alert and focused
- Useful in real-life situations
- Eases once the stressor passes
Ongoing Stress
- Repeated or long-term activation
- Can impact multiple body systems
- May affect sleep, mood, digestion and energy
- Recovery becomes more difficult
It Affects More Than
Just Your Mind.
Stress and Sleep
Influence Each Other.
When you’re stressed, it can be harder to unwind and fall asleep. Poorer sleep can make it more difficult to recover, which may increase your sensitivity to stress. Supporting both relaxation and recovery can help you break this cycle.
Activates the
Stress Response
Unwinding
at Night
Sleep
Recovery
Stress
Sensitivity
Resilience isn’t about
eliminating stress.
It’s the ability to adapt, recover and return toward balance after a challenge.
Adapt
Respond to life’s demands with greater ease.
Recover
Allow your body and mind to reset.
Restore
Support balance across multiple body systems.
Repeat
Build long-term resilience for everyday life.
Ashwagandha KSM-66
Adaptogenic botanical studied in relation to stress and wellbeing.
Magnesium
Essential mineral involved in normal nervous-system and muscle function.
L-Theanine
Amino acid naturally occurring in tea and commonly used in relaxation-focused formulas.
Rhodiola
Adaptogenic botanical studied in relation to stress, fatigue and performance.
B Vitamins
Nutrients involved in normal energy metabolism and nervous-system function.
Adaptogenic Botanicals
Many formulas include a blend of supportive botanicals. Look for the entire formula, not just one trendy ingredient.
Adaptogens are a category
of botanicals, not a single ingredient.
Adaptogens are natural plant compounds that may help your body adapt to physical, mental and emotional stress. Different adaptogens have unique properties and aren’t interchangeable, which is why a well-formulated blend can be more effective than a single ingredient.
Different Goals. Different Formulas.
Calm Support
Designed to help you feel more relaxed, unwind and take the edge off.
Sleep Support
Formulated to support falling asleep, staying asleep and overall sleep quality.
Stress + Resilience Support
Intended to help you adapt to everyday stress and support recovery and balance.
Find the Right Support for Your Needs.
What am I trying to support?
Is this intended for daytime or nighttime?
Which ingredients are standardized?
How much of each ingredient is provided?
Does the formula contain stimulants or sedating ingredients?
Could it interact with medications or other supplements?
Support Your Calm.
Strengthen Your Resilience.
CALM • ADAPT • RECOVER • RESTORE