Adaptogenic herbs or “adaptogens” represent a class of herbs used for centuries to help the body adapt to stress. Despite their recent surge in popularity, adaptogens such as ashwagandha, ginseng, and rhodiola have a long history of therapeutic use in traditional Chinese and Ayurvedic medicine. Adaptogens have been touted for their ability to promote healthy energy levels, vitality, and a balanced mood.

In her clinical experience as an M.D., Dr. Myers hasn't seen this form of ashwagandha root extract cause any issues with my patients dealing with autoimmune conditions. We included ashwagandha because it helps the body cope with stress by promoting balanced adrenal function. It is widely used to balance stress hormones, relieve occasional anxiousness, and support healthy energy levels.

I recommend taking 2 capsules twice per day or as needed for stress support. You can take ZenAdapt after work, in the late afternoon, or at any time of day you need to unwind from stress.

We always recommend working with a qualified healthcare provider so they can take your other supplements, medications, and health history into account when deciding if ZenAdapt is right for you or your child.

Adaptogenic herbs are named so because they have the ability to help the body adapt to stress. Sometimes the adrenals need to be tuned up slightly to enhance energy and focus, other times the stress response needs to be softened in the face of ongoing stressors. Because of the unique ability of adaptogens to help the body cope with stress in this way, ZenAdapt is ideal for those experiencing the height of adrenal stress and high cortisol—or the aftermath of extended periods of stress and low energy and cortisol.

PEA is similar to CBD in its neuro-protective properties and ability to help the body respond healthily to inflammation. CBD, however, is not a substance the human body naturally produces. Meanwhile, PEA is produced by the body in response to certain stimuli.