Serotonin Nutrients
Stressful moments, recurring infections, alcohol, inflammation and an unhealthy microbiome deplete your serotonin levels.
Serotonin is the neurotransmitter that:
Supports comfort and a balanced mood during the menstrual cycle Supports healthy levels of inflammation Supports normal feelings of calm, patience and happiness Influences the rate of learning and memory Supports healthy sleep duration Supports healthy libido vs excessive desire Supports healthy duration of male orgasm vs premature Supports relaxation vs being obsessive or compulsive about things Is found in your gut in high amounts where it supports healthy appetite Supports healthy movement of your stool through your digestive tract
If you can relate to one or more of the following statements, then Serotonin Nutrients may be helpful for you in supporting healthy serotonin levels:†
I want to support a positive mood I am impatient I tend towards occasional constipation and want to support healthy bowel movements I have tried 5-HTP in the past and it didn’t work for me. I think I am low in additional serotonin supportive nutrients. I fixate over things that I know shouldn’t bother me During the darker Fall and Winter months, I struggle being upbeat and positive I want to support a healthy response to occasional nervousness or unease I have cravings, especially for carbohydrates, alcohol or sweets I have excessive sexual desire As a male, I tend to orgasm too quickly and want to support my sexual health I tend to fall asleep well but wake up an hour or two after falling asleep I want to support healthy stress levels I want to support comfort and a balanced mood during my menstrual cycle I have a fast MAOA or MAOB gene My immune system is always busy working on something and I want to support the health of my immune system I receive little exposure to sunlight My diet is low in tryptophan (found in milk, cheese, tuna, poultry, oats, eggs, nuts and seeds) I do not consume healthy amounts of vitamin B6 (found in fish, beef, poultry, starchy vegetables, chickpeas, bananas)
Stressful moments, recurring infections, alcohol, inflammation and an unhealthy microbiome deplete your serotonin levels.
Serotonin is the neurotransmitter that:
Supports comfort and a balanced mood during the menstrual cycle Supports healthy levels of inflammation Supports normal feelings of calm, patience and happiness Influences the rate of learning and memory Supports healthy sleep duration Supports healthy libido vs excessive desire Supports healthy duration of male orgasm vs premature Supports relaxation vs being obsessive or compulsive about things Is found in your gut in high amounts where it supports healthy appetite Supports healthy movement of your stool through your digestive tract
If you can relate to one or more of the following statements, then Serotonin Nutrients may be helpful for you in supporting healthy serotonin levels:†
I want to support a positive mood I am impatient I tend towards occasional constipation and want to support healthy bowel movements I have tried 5-HTP in the past and it didn’t work for me. I think I am low in additional serotonin supportive nutrients. I fixate over things that I know shouldn’t bother me During the darker Fall and Winter months, I struggle being upbeat and positive I want to support a healthy response to occasional nervousness or unease I have cravings, especially for carbohydrates, alcohol or sweets I have excessive sexual desire As a male, I tend to orgasm too quickly and want to support my sexual health I tend to fall asleep well but wake up an hour or two after falling asleep I want to support healthy stress levels I want to support comfort and a balanced mood during my menstrual cycle I have a fast MAOA or MAOB gene My immune system is always busy working on something and I want to support the health of my immune system I receive little exposure to sunlight My diet is low in tryptophan (found in milk, cheese, tuna, poultry, oats, eggs, nuts and seeds) I do not consume healthy amounts of vitamin B6 (found in fish, beef, poultry, starchy vegetables, chickpeas, bananas)
Stressful moments, recurring infections, alcohol, inflammation and an unhealthy microbiome deplete your serotonin levels.
Serotonin is the neurotransmitter that:
Supports comfort and a balanced mood during the menstrual cycle Supports healthy levels of inflammation Supports normal feelings of calm, patience and happiness Influences the rate of learning and memory Supports healthy sleep duration Supports healthy libido vs excessive desire Supports healthy duration of male orgasm vs premature Supports relaxation vs being obsessive or compulsive about things Is found in your gut in high amounts where it supports healthy appetite Supports healthy movement of your stool through your digestive tract
If you can relate to one or more of the following statements, then Serotonin Nutrients may be helpful for you in supporting healthy serotonin levels:†
I want to support a positive mood I am impatient I tend towards occasional constipation and want to support healthy bowel movements I have tried 5-HTP in the past and it didn’t work for me. I think I am low in additional serotonin supportive nutrients. I fixate over things that I know shouldn’t bother me During the darker Fall and Winter months, I struggle being upbeat and positive I want to support a healthy response to occasional nervousness or unease I have cravings, especially for carbohydrates, alcohol or sweets I have excessive sexual desire As a male, I tend to orgasm too quickly and want to support my sexual health I tend to fall asleep well but wake up an hour or two after falling asleep I want to support healthy stress levels I want to support comfort and a balanced mood during my menstrual cycle I have a fast MAOA or MAOB gene My immune system is always busy working on something and I want to support the health of my immune system I receive little exposure to sunlight My diet is low in tryptophan (found in milk, cheese, tuna, poultry, oats, eggs, nuts and seeds) I do not consume healthy amounts of vitamin B6 (found in fish, beef, poultry, starchy vegetables, chickpeas, bananas)
Key Ingredients In Serotonin Nutrients
HTPurityTM: Patented 5-HTP, the direct precursor for Serotonin†
Safr’inside (R ™) Saffron extract: Supports healthy levels of serotonin. Clinically proven to support physical and emotional wellness during the menstrual cycle †
Vitamin B6 (Pyridoxyl-5-Phosphate): Cofactor for DDC enzyme that makes serotonin†
Inositol: Supports healthy serotonin receptor signaling†
Why Serotonin Nutrients Works
Utilizing necessary nutrient cofactors, saffron extract, curcumin, and inositol, this complex formula is a unique serotonin support supplement.†
Serotonin Nutrients works by providing a 4-prong approach to supporting serotonin levels:†
1. Conservation
2. Synthesis
3. Enhancement
4. Persistence
The targeted ingredients of Serotonin Nutrients have specific functions:
Niacin and Curcugen®, a clinically researched curcumin extract, both work to conserve tryptophan, and thus, serotonin levels.†
The essential nutrients (5-HTP and vitamin B6) are used by the AADC enzyme to synthesize serotonin.†
Inositol supports healthy serotonin receptor signaling, and thus, enhancement of serotonin.†
Safr’InsideTM, a patented saffron extract that supports the maintenance of healthy serotonin levels by slowing the reuptake of serotonin from the synapse.†
To make serotonin, your body needs the AADC enzyme to function. This enzyme requires 5-HTP and vitamin B6 as P-5-P. If these nutrients are unavailable, your AADC cannot function and thus, low serotonin is the consequence.†
Let’s say you have sufficient 5-HTP and vitamin B6 as P-5-P. You still may have low serotonin troubles.
Here’s why. Once serotonin is made, it is passed into the synapse where it travels and binds to serotonin receptors. Once serotonin is bound to the receptor, only then can you experience the effects of serotonin. Of course, a couple things may prevent serotonin from binding to the receptor.
1. Serotonin can be broken down by your MAOA and MAOB enzymes. This is more common in people that have “fast” MAOA and MAOB activity.
2. Serotonin can be removed out of the synapse by the serotonin transporter.
Neither of these options are good if you are experiencing symptoms of low serotonin. Remember, in order to experience the effects of serotonin, it must bind to the serotonin receptor. Receptor binding cannot occur if serotonin is broken down or removed by the serotonin transporter. Your body has gone to all the work of making serotonin for you, yet you receive none of the benefits.
This is where Safr’InsideTM comes to the rescue. For centuries, cultures around the globe have found success in supporting a healthy mood with the herb saffron. Research is now explaining why. The compounds found in the patented Safr’InsideTM ingredient used in Serotonin Nutrients appear to slow down important enzymes. Both of the MAOA and MAOB enzymes are slowed down by saffron which helps keep serotonin in the synapse longer. Saffron also slows the reuptake of serotonin by inhibiting the activity of the serotonin SLC6A4 transporter. This transporter is responsible for removing more serotonin from the synapse. If serotonin is removed from the synapse, it’s not available to bind to serotonin receptors. Thus, this saffron derived ingredient supports serotonin traveling, and binding to, the serotonin receptors.†
Once bound to the receptors, serotonin initiates a signaling process that relies on inositol to carry out its function. Serotonin Nutrients includes this important ingredient.†
Suggested Use
As needed, take 1 capsule with food any time of day. Take during the day to support healthy mood. Take before bed to support healthy sleep duration.†
Warnings
Do not take along side a SSRI medication. Consult with your healthcare professional prior to use. Do not use if tamper seal is damaged.