Issue 36: nutrition for stress relief

In this edition, we're sharing some science-backed ways to keep a lid on your stress levels. From supplements to leafy greens, we’re unveiling some of the best suggestions for reducing anxiety, improving sleep, and staying calm and focused

If you feel that your stress levels have hit an all-time high, you’re not alone; over 33% of Americans report feeling this way.

While temporary stress is normal, chronic stress can lead to inflammation, metabolic changes, and chronic conditions—all of which can spell disaster for your health. So how can you take care of yourself during these uncertain times?

In this edition, we're sharing some science-backed ways to keep a lid on your stress levels. From supplements to leafy greens, we’re unveiling some of the best suggestions for reducing anxiety, improving sleep, and staying calm and focused.

So let's all take a moment to step back, breathe, and tame those anxious thoughts. Your body will thank you, Elos!

Magnesium for mental health?

Low magnesium status has been implicated in anxiety and insomnia and almost half of Americans fall short of the estimated average requirement. Struggling with stress? Getting enough magnesium might help.

Eat your veggies, manage your stress.

Research indicates that consuming 5 servings of fruits and vegetables each day can do more than make you “regular”. Here’s how getting enough produce impacts inflammation, stress levels, and mental clarity.

The best sleep supplements.

Getting on top of insomnia can be a gateway to stress relief, however, it's often easier said than done. These supplements might help you have a more restful night.

Discover the right stress relief supplements for you. Use the code ELONEWS to get a FREE biomarker test with your supplement plan.

Ashwagandha for relaxation: Does it work?

Ashwagandha has been used in Ayurvedic medicine for centuries to alleviate anxiety and enhance overall health. But does it actually work? Here's our take on the latest science on ashwagandha, plus some surprising benefits.

The best good mood foods according to Dietitians.

Food choices impact neurotransmitters in the brain such as serotonin and dopamine, which have a profound impact on mood and concentration. Feeling frazzled? Eating more of these foods can help you stay calm and focused.