STRESS extramel®

OVERWORK | MILD DEPRESSION | ANXIETY | SLEEPING TROUBLES

ADAPTIVLAB Stress is specially designed to reduce stress states and better cope with daily tensions.
Enriched with Rhodiola , a renowned adaptogenic herb , and enhanced by our patented ingredient , Extramel® , this formula is supported by clinical studies demonstrating its effectiveness .

> Reduces anxiety
> Maintains emotional balance
> Improves relaxation and well-being

Vegan

No added sugar

GMO free

Gluten free

Ingredients

RHODIOLA

> Helps the body adapt to emotional stress.
> Acts by limiting the secretion of cortisol.

EXTRAMEL® MELON SOD

Concentrate of bioactive melon molecules, naturally rich in SOD (Superoxide Dismutase), a powerful antioxidant.

CALIFORNIA POPPY

Supports relaxation and mental well-being.

VITAMIN B6

Contributes to the normal functioning of the nervous system.

Extramel® SOD from Melon

Patented ingredient

-63%
symptoms of stress after 28 days

Significantly reduced under stress symptoms (psychic, somatic, cognitive, relational)

According to FARD Scale (Ferreri Anxiety Rating Diagram) = new scale for quantitative and qualitative evaluation of anxiety set up by Professor Ferreri (France).

What is a patented and objectified ingredient?

A patented ingredient is a unique component or mixture of very specific active ingredients protected by a patent . The formula, concentration and manufacturing method are precise, which guarantees the beneficial properties of the patented ingredient.

All the patented ingredients in our formulas are objectified , that is to say they justify rigorous scientific evaluations having demonstrated their effectiveness and their health benefits.

These evaluations are published in reference scientific journals through clinical studies or in vitro studies.

The presence of patented and verified ingredients in a product demonstrates its unique character and ensures its effectiveness .

What are the results of the studies on the objectified ingredient?

The effectiveness of this objectified ingredient has been demonstrated in two different clinical studies:

The first study conducted in 2009 was carried out among 70 adults
experiencing daily stress and fatigue
. A first group was supplemented with 10 mg of EXTRAMEL® concentrated melon juice (Melon SOD) per day for 4 weeks, while the second group took a placebo.

Following these 4 weeks, the treated group showed a significant improvement in the signs and symptoms of perceived stress and fatigue linked to physical performance (sleep disturbances - 38%), cognitive (concentration, weariness - 22%) or behavioral (irritability - 30%) compared to placebo. Study participants also reported an improvement in quality of life (+42%).

The second study carried out in 2014 was carried out on 61 adults with psychological stress and physical and mental fatigue . Similarly, the treated group received one capsule per day containing 10 mg of EXTRAMEL® (Melon SOD), while the control group received a placebo.*

At the end of the study, people in the treated group showed a significant reduction in perceived stress (- 7.2%) as well as physical (- 9%) and mental fatigue (- 20.8%) . They also reported an improvement in quality of life (+7%).**

*Study Milesi, M.-A., Lacan, D., Brosse, H., Desor, D. & Notin, C. Effect of an oral supplementation with a proprietary melon juice concentrate (Extramel®) on stress and fatigue in healthy people: a pilot, double-blind, placebo-controlled clinical trial. Nutrition Journal 8, 40 (2009).

https://nutritionj.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/1475-2891-8-40

**Study Carillon, J., Notin, C., Schmitt, K., Simoneau, G. & Lacan, D. Dietary Supplementation with a Superoxide Dismutase-Melon Concentrate Reduces Stress, Physical and Mental Fatigue in Healthy People: A Randomized, Double-Blind, Placebo-Controlled Trial. Nutrients 6, 2348–2359 (2014).

https://www.mdpi.com/2072-6643/6/6/2348


Extramel® is a trademark registered by Robertet

Rhodiola

Adaptogenic plant

Rhodiola, also known by the scientific name Rhodiola rosea , is an adaptogenic herb used for centuries in traditional medicine.

Rhodiola is renowned for its adaptogenic properties , such as alleviating the effects of stress and anxiety because it has the ability to regulate the secretion of the stress hormone cortisol . Rhodiola thus promotes better adaptation of the body to emotional stress.

It also has a positive impact on mood , reducing symptoms of mild to moderate depression.

Indeed, this plant has beneficial effects on mental fatigue and exhaustion.

What is an adaptogenic herb?

An adaptogenic plant is a medicinal plant with sourced bioactive compounds and recognized benefits. They act as metabolic regulators : they help the body to adapt and resist external factors and physical, mental and emotional stress.
These plants act by regulating the nervous, hormonal and immune systems, thus helping to maintain or restore physiological balance in the face of environmental changes. Adaptogens have been used for centuries in traditional medicine to strengthen resistance to stress, improve vitality and promote general well-being .

The term "adaptogen" was first used by Russian scientist Nikolai Lazarev in the 1940s to describe certain plants that have beneficial effects by increasing the body's resistance to stress.

Each adaptogenic herb has specific properties and may offer potential health benefits.

Results of studies carried out on the adaptogenic plant

An adaptogenic plant is a medicinal plant with sourced bioactive compounds and recognized benefits. They act as metabolic regulators : they help the body to adapt and resist external factors and physical, mental and emotional stress.
These plants act by regulating the nervous, hormonal and immune systems, thus helping to maintain or restore physiological balance in the face of environmental changes. Adaptogens have been used for centuries in traditional medicine to strengthen resistance to stress, improve vitality and promote general well-being .

The term "adaptogen" was first used by Russian scientist Nikolai Lazarev in the 1940s to describe certain plants that have beneficial effects by increasing the body's resistance to stress.

Each adaptogenic herb has specific properties and may offer potential health benefits.