ProVanax Ingredients And Why They Are Used Articles | Remedy

By: Richard Bleuze

Ingredients used in ProVanax and why.

Below you will find all the synergistic ingredients found in ProVanax and why the ingredient is used.

Please remember that this ProVanax is patent pending and contains clinically proven ingredients in multiple university tested double-blind placebo-controlled trials.

If you are looking for a SCIENTIFICALLY PROVEN & SAFE product to eliminate stress or depression, please STOP your search because you have found it in ProVanax!

A list of the ingredients found in ProVanax are listed below.

1.  Phenibut is ProVanax's "top" ingredient and truly is a wonder compound that's been around and CLINICALLY USED for almost HALF A CENTURY!
 
It is pharmacologically classified as a mood elevator because of its ability to increase dopamine levels, cognitive enhancer (nootropic), anxiolytic (anti-anxiety treatment), muscle and mental relaxant (similar to Xanax or Valium) and sexual "desire" enhancer (by increasing dopamine receptor sensitivity).

As an added benefit and MAJOR bonus, it also REDUCES CORITSOL levels in the body and hence, helps with MENTAL STRESS and physical fatigue!

2.  5-hydroxytryptophan (5-HTP) is an amino acid that occurs naturally in the body and is the final step in the production of the neurotransmitter serotonin, an important chemical that’s responsible for many of the brain impulses involving satisfaction and well being. 5-HTP is created through the hydroxylating of Tryptophan.

Europeans have been taking 5-HTP for decades to treat insomnia and depression

3.  St. John's Wort (5% Hyperforin extract) is a medicinal herb that has been used for centuries to treat depression. Its use for mild to moderate depression has been supported by clinical studies in recent years.

In Germany, where it is covered by health insurance as a prescription drug, some 35+ million people take 5-HTP (hypericum) for depression.

4.  Kava Kava (10:1 extract), is a herb revered for centuries by South Pacific islanders.  It is used extensively in Europe as a safe, effective natural tranquilizer.  In fact, several European countries have approved kava preparations as a medical treatment for anxiety, insomnia and restlessness based on the results of detailed scientific investigations and favorable clinical studies.

5.  Passion Flower (10:1 extract) is a naturally grown medicinal herb, approved by the German Commission E in the treatment of insomnia and nervousness.

It is also used as a sedative in nervous disorders (including gastrointestinal complaints of nervous origin), difficulties in sleeping, and anxiety or restlessness. Passion Flower reduces spasms and depresses the central nervous system.

Passion flower has a tranquilizing effect, including mild sedative and anti-anxiety effects. In studies conducted since the 1930's, its mode of action has been found to be different than that of most sedative drugs (sleeping pills), thus making it a non-addictive herb to promote relaxation.

6.  Valerian (5:1 extract) is a perennial plant native to North America and Europe. The root is the portion of the plant used for medicinal effects.

Almost Like Valium, but without the Side Effects.  Valerian appears to work by binding to or enhancing the effects of the same brain receptors as diazepam (Valium) and other benzodiazepine drugs (such as Xanax). However, Valerian appears to be MUCH BETTER tolerated, as side-effects such as impaired mental function, morning "hangover," and dependency, which are such a problem with benzodiazepines, have NOT been reported with valerian.

Traditional herbalists have used valerian as an anxiolytic, frequently in combination with other herbal preparations such as passion flower and St. John's wort - both ingredients, by the way, found in ProVanax. 

7.  Inositol is an ingredient found in ProVanax.  Although inositol has not been shown to be essential in the human diet, supplementation has shown to exert some very beneficial effects in cases of depression, panic attacks and even diabetes.

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