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Combat Stress Daily
Over 30
compounds in rhodiola to promote healthy dopamine and transmitter levels
Reduce stress
and boost energy with Ashwagandha

Sensoril Trim/Ashwagandha Root Extract
Ashwagandha, known for its antioxidant and adaptogenic properties, helps reduce stress, boost energy, and support emotional well-being by regulating cortisol levels and promoting thyroid function. It may also reduce the risk of adrenal fatigue and support normal metabolism by balancing key hormones like triiodothyronine (T3) and thyroxine (T4).

Product Classification

Gluten-Free
Key Ingredients & Benefits

Holy basil leaf
Contains adaptogenic and calming properties.
May help promote normal blood glucose levels and promote normal relaxation.

Passion Flower
Flavonoids in passionflower, such as apigenin, have been linked to promoting relaxation by regulating mood.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does it promote relaxation without making you tired?
The Siberian ginseng and the ashwagandha help to reduce the body’s response to stress levels but don’t make you drowsy. Ginseng acts similarly to caffeine but doesn’t make you jittery and won’t deplete your energy.
Can I take TLS ACTS Adrenal, Cortisol, Thyroid and Stress Support Formula instead of my prescription?
No. TLS ACTS Adrenal, Cortisol, Thyroid and Stress Support Formula is not intended to replace any prescription medication. TLS ACTS Adrenal, Cortisol, Thyroid & Stress Support Formula is a natural reliever of sudden stress. It is intended for use during or after engaging in stressful activities. You should contact your physician before changing or discontinuing the use of any prescription medications.
If I am on a prescription for anxiety, is it safe to use TLS ACTS Adrenal, Cortisol, Thyroid & Stress Support Formula?
You should consult your doctor before taking any dietary supplement. The ingredients in TLS ACTS Adrenal, Cortisol, Thyroid & Stress Support Formula may have side effects, so make sure to contact your physician before mixing them.
What is the relationship between Cortisol and the Thyroid?
Cortisol levels have a direct relationship with the thyroid and they act synergistically with one another. Cortisol assists the thyroid hormone in working more efficiently. The correct amount of cortisol – not too high or too low – supports normal thyroid function. When cortisol gets too high, triggered by the adrenal glands response to unwanted stress, it causes a delayed or absent response from the tissues to the thyroid hormone signal. This absent or delayed response from the tissues causes resistance from the thyroid hormone receptors. When cortisol gets too high, and this resistance occurs, it requires more hormones to create the same effect. That’s why elevated stress, which elevates cortisol levels, leads to a sluggish feeling. The hormones aren’t allowed to work at optimal levels. Every cell in the body has receptors for both cortisol and thyroid, and nearly every cellular process requires an optimal functioning thyroid.
How does TLS ACTS Adrenal, Cortisol, Thyroid & Stress Support Formula support weight management?
When our bodies experience stress, we switch into fight or flight mode – our body’s response to perceived threat or danger. As a result, our bodies prepare to be sustained by building up energy (aka, fat) and strength for the battle. This response used to be beneficial to our ancestors, but now this response can be triggered in not so appropriate situations and repetitively. Stress can physically cause us to put on extra weight — and keep it there. Whenever we are under stress, our bodies release certain hormones by the adrenal gland — adrenalin and cortisol, cortisol being the primary stress hormone. Cortisol is a potent signal to do two things — increase appetite and store fat. Increased cortisol in our body tells our brain that we're hungry, while at the same time telling our fat cells to store and hold onto as much fat as they can. TLS Adrenal, Cortisol, Thyroid and Stress Support Formula is a natural dietary supplement designed to help the body adapt to stress, promoting healthy levels of cortisol, while enhancing and stabilizing mood, and supporting thyroid function.
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I have been taking 2 capsules of TLS ACTS an hour before bed. It helps me having more restful sleep. Love it.
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It simply works
by WilliamH
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on 06/03/2019
Definitely notice a huge difference in managing stress since I started taking the product. All my clients swear by it...they sleep better and notice less craving for sweets so I decided to try myself. My go to product to help me in the time of needs when I feel over stressed.
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by JUDIM
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on 05/08/2019
What I love about this company is that there are several different products that can be used for whatever ails you and they all work!
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by Shu Meih
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on 12/04/2018
I'm someone who gets stressed easily but ACTS has been a life saver to me! Love it so much.
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