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Serious Relaxer & Muscle Tension

Serious Relaxer & Muscle Tension

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When life piles on and stress hijacks your nerves, it can feel like your muscles are in a vice grip. Serious Relaxer can support your body in coming back to a calmer state. This formula features muscular-skeletal nervines to release the tension throughout your body. Drink your herbs and melt the day away.

  • Eases deep muscle tension and supports a healthy inflammatory response.*
  • Ideal for sore, achy muscles and joints.*
  • Soothes repetitive motion and muscular-skeletal discomforts.*
  • Powerful herbs to calm and decompress, can also be used to support healthy sleep cycles.*
  • Gluten-free, Vegan & Non-GMO.*
  • Available in our unique and convenient pump top bottle.

Serious Relaxer should not to be taken while pregnant or breastfeeding.

Check out our Blog article, Our Sleep, Stress & Mood Remedies: What's What and When to Take Them, to see how Serious Relaxer can support your relaxation regemin.

Best Taken
  • When stress feels physically tense
  • When travel or overuse is causing muscle discomfort
  • As a sleep aid if tight muscles are keeping you awake
Suggested Use

For immediate support: 3mL in water; repeat as needed. For extended support: 3mL every 1-3 hours for up to 5 days. Limit to: 10 servings per day. Not intended for long term use.

Recommended Use Strategies: #1 & #2

Use Strategies
"Half of it is the awesome formulas...the other half is how you use them!"

#1 Fastest Effect Strategy - Volume: Herbs can work within 5 minutes to impact symptoms! To achieve in-the-moment results, take one serving (see label for serving size). Serving may need to be repeated 2-4x for full relief. See individual product label for max daily servings.

#2 Move Thru-It Strategy - Frequency: Take one serving (see label for serving size) every 1-3 hours for a day or two then taper off to every 3-4 hours a day as symptoms improve, up to 5 consecutive days. See individual product label for max daily servings.

Not for use while pregnant or nursing. If you have a medical condition or take medications, please consult your healthcare practitioner before use. Keep out of reach of children. Shake well before use. For more info on storage, shelf life, dosage and more, read our Getting Started with Tinctures guide.

Initially take the suggested amount in a small amount of water, juice or tea to taste. With familiarity, can be taken directly for convenience.

Learn how to measure one adult serving using each of our bottle types:

Herbs in Action
  • Valerian root: As a muscle soother, Valeriana officinalis extract may help ease muscle and tendon tension and support healthy sleep cycles.
  • Black Cohosh root: Actaea racemosa is used to support a healthy inflammatory response and calm and relax the muscles throughout the body and joints.
  • Wild Lettuce aerials: Lactuca virosa, L. serriola, L. quercina, L. canadensis is a common weed in Europe and North America that helps ease muscle tension. A relative of the common garden lettuce, Wild Lettuce aerials support a healthy inflammatory response.
  • Passionflower aerials: Passiflora incarnata is a plant that thrives throughout certain regions in the world. Its aerial parts have been known to help calm the nervous system, support stress responses, support optimal sleep cycles and ease occasional anxiousness and worry.
  • Skullcap aerials: Scutellaria lateriflora extracts contain significant amounts of flavonoids, including baicalin and scutellarin, which are believed to be the active properties accounting for its ability to ease tension and spasms, and calm the body into a restful state.
  • Wood Betony (European) aerials: The Anglo-Saxons prized Stachys officinalis as a panacea that could help to ease any discomfort. Wood Betony has been associated with supporting discomforts in the solar plexus region of the body. Today, Wood Betony is used to support mental clarity, ease muscle tension, support a healthy stress response in the mind and body, and digestive upset and nausea caused by nervous tension or anxiousness.
  • Hops strobiles: Humulus lupulus have traditionally been used to calm the nervous system, soothe occasional anxiousness, and help support restful sleep. Humulus lupulus were often grown in home gardens and revered for their health benefits.
  • Ginger root: Zingiber officinale contains Gingerol, the main bioactive compound in Ginger. It's responsible for much of Ginger's medicinal properties. Gingerol has been known to support a healthy inflammatory response.
Ingredients

Organic Valerian root (Valeriana officinalis), Black Cohosh root (Actaea racemosa (syn. Cimicifuga racemosa)), Wild Lettuce aerials (Lactuca virosa, L. serriola, L. quercina, L. canadensis), organic Passionflower aerials (Passiflora incarnata), organic Skullcap aerials (Scutellaria lateriflora), organic Wood Betony aerials (European) (Stachys officinalis), organic Hops strobiles (Humulus lupulus), organic Ginger root (Zingiber officinale), vegetable glycerine, Rocky Mountain artesian spring water, organic gluten-free alcohol & organic apple cider vinegar.

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