NeuroCalm, Metagenics

NeuroCalm

60 Tablets
$59.00
Sale price  $59.00 Regular price 
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NeuroCalm, Metagenics

NeuroCalm

$59.00
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A daytime herbal calm formula built on passionflower, one of the traditional botanicals for nervous tension, alongside zizyphus, kudzu and magnolia.

The supplying partner's label image for the 60- and 120-tablet formats lists, per tablet, 167 mg zizyphus seed extract derived from 3 g dry seed, 80 mg kudzu root extract derived from 2 g dry root, 300 mg magnolia stem-bark extract derived from 1.5 g dry bark, and 236 mg passionflower herb extract derived from 1.3 g dry herb.

Metagenics NZ's current 30-tablet web panel lists the same plants and dry-herb equivalents, but 150 mg rather than 300 mg for the magnolia extract. Those figures represent different extract concentrations for the same 1.5 g dry-bark equivalent. Because our supplying partner lists the older 60- and 120-tablet formats, check the delivered label before relying on the extract weight.

The adult label direction is one tablet three times daily, not an evening-only dose. A 60-tablet bottle therefore lasts 20 days and a 120-tablet bottle lasts 40 days. Store below 30°C. Metagenics lists the current formula as vegan and free from dairy protein, lactose, eggs, gluten, wheat, nuts, yeast and soy protein.

Passionflower extracts have been studied in laboratory and small human studies, but those findings do not establish an outcome for NeuroCalm's four-herb blend. NeuroCalm does not contain ashwagandha, L-theanine or vitamin D3. It does overlap with Cortisol Calm on magnolia, although their stated extract amounts and standardisations are not directly interchangeable. The Stress and Sleep guide explains the comparison.

Who it's for

For people who want a plant-based option to reach for during tense, stretched days rather than an evening sleep aid, and who prefer a traditional herbal blend to a single isolated compound.

Note it is a three-times-daily formula, and it shares magnolia with Cortisol Calm, so check the overlap if you take both.

Mechanism

In vitro research on a standalone passionflower extract reports effects on GABA uptake and GABA-A and GABA-B receptor binding, while the tested extract did not affect the benzodiazepine site. That mechanism does not establish a clinical outcome for NeuroCalm's passionflower, zizyphus, kudzu and magnolia blend.

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