KALA LOVE A 300 -30 Capsules

Components :

Hypercum perforatum/ flowers and buds
Pimpinella anisum / grains
Melissa officinalis/ leaves
Humulus lupulus / flowers

KALA LOVE 300 :

Mental health on a global scale has deteriorated significantly, especially after the pandemic, with the rate of depression and stress increasing by a quarter the category of young people aged 20 to 24 is the most affected.

Faced with stressful everyday situations, the occasional feeling of nervousness or anxiety turns out to be normal, but when this persists, it becomes a symptom of anxiety disorders that can develop into a mental illness.

Product based on natural medicinal plants, belongs of the tired drug generation, it is without side effects, adjuvant in the treatment : mental and neurological disorders.

Indications :

– Depression, anxiety, stress in low or medium degrees.

– Headache, migraine, joint and bone pain.

– Mood imbalance that affects mental and physical health.

– Imbalance of the endocrine system.

– Hormonal disorders.

– Neurological disorders which affect the nervous system (central, peripheral, visceral).

– Emotional and behavioral disorders.

 KALA LOVE  300

– Substitutes sedatives, anxiolytics and hypnotics.

– Stimulates the brain circuit and generates the natural balance of the body.

– Helps to fight against oxidative stress and neurotoxic agents.

– Activates and improves nerve transmissions for cell signaling balance.

– Stimulates the pituitary gland to produce endorphins to soothe the pain, to regulate the sleep cycle and relieve depression while improving self-esteem.

– Balances the action of some enzymes, such as monoamine oxidase, which destroy neurotransmitters.

– Increases the level of wakefulness, gives a feeling of well-being, euphoria and self-confidence.

– Strengthens the hedonic (reward) system by acting on the concentration of certain neurotransmitters such as dopamine and serotonin without causing depletion of the stock as is the case of amphetamines.

– Improves the regeneration of nerves which strengthens the feeling of well-being.

– Soothes stressful situations by inhibiting the alarm phase, which is triggered in the face of stress, and stimulating the relaxation phase, so that the body regains its natural balance (good metabolism).

– Prevents the body from reaching the stage of exhaustion so as not to fall into depression.

– Regulates the production of cortisol so as not to block the regeneration of neurons in the hippocampus.

– Balances the immunity that is weakened by stress.

– Changes the mood state from dysphoria (emotional or mental discomfort associated with sadness and dissatisfaction) to the state of euphoria, well-being, joy and passivity.

– Regulates the production of cyclo-oxygenase responsible for the pain reaction without causing danger to the heart and digestive system.

– Seeks mental balance and reconciliation with oneself.