Oriental Botanicals Immunity & Stress 30 Capsules

Oriental Botanicals Immunity & Stress combines ashwagandha to improve the body’s ability to adapt to stress, with astragalus to improve immunity, based on its traditional use in Chinese medicine. Plus, zinc and vitamins C and D to support healthy immune system function.

Features and benefits:
Run down? Stressed? Oriental Botanicals Immunity & Stress combines:

--A clinically trialled form of ashwagandha (KSM-66®) to help the body adapt to stress and relieve stress and mild anxiety symptoms

--Astragalus traditionally taken to enhance immunity and help reduce the occurrence of common colds in Chinese medicine

--Zinc and vitamins C and D, nutrients to support immune system health


How it works:
Feeling run down or under pressure?
Feeling run down often happens alongside stress. Oriental Botanicals Immunity & Stress has been specially formulated with herbs and nutrients to help you cope with both.

Ashwagandha reduces stress and mild anxiety symptoms
Immunity & Stress features KSM-66®, a clinically trialled extract of ashwagandha (withania) to enhance the body’s ability to cope with stress and relieve stress and mild anxiety symptoms.[1]

Ashwagandha is traditionally known in Ayurvedic (Indian) medicine as a rejuvenating tonic, and is traditionally taken to support healthy stress responses in the body.

Astragalus: traditionally used to enhance immune defences
In Chinese medicine, astragalus is traditionally taken to promote a healthy immunity system response and helps reduce the frequency of common colds. It also supports the immune system when it’s fighting illness and helps the body to adapt to stress, based on use in traditional Chinese medicine.

Immune system support with zinc and vitamins C and D
Immunity & Stress also includes the immune supporting nutrients zinc and vitamins C and D, which maintain immune system health. Vitamin C also supports vitality, healthy energy production and and the immune system in fighting against illness.

Reference:
1. Chandrasekhar, K. et al. Indian J Psychol Med, 2012;34(3):255-262.