Anxiety Free™ is our award-winning formula for the daily or occasional bouts of stress life can throw our way. The ingredients in Anxiety Free may help:
- Help maintain calm and well-being*
- Support the body during normal stress & tension, fatigue, & irritability*
Exposure to prolonged levels of stress can have long-term health effects, which is why RidgeCrest Herbals offers Anxiety Free. It combines vitamins, amino acids, and calming Ayurvedic herbs to help support the body's natural ability to create feelings of inner peace and deep calm.
You may notice that the ingredients are similar to our Adrenal Fatigue Fighter product. Both are designed to address stress, but approach it from different angles to meet the needs of your individual stress-response.
A good rule of thumb is to consider how you respond to stress. Do you get angry? Do you cry? Both? If stress frequently reduces you to tears, the adaptogens in Anxiety Free promote the body’s overall capacity to handle non-specific forms of stress to help take the edge off of feeling overwhelmed.
It should be noted that if you're to the point that your stress is interfering with your ability to live your day-to-day life, you should consult a professional for help.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Not for sale in California without Prop 65 warning.
Awards for Anxiety Free
- 2014 VITY Award, Best of Supplements, Taste For Life Better Nutrition Award
- 2016 VITY Award, Best of Supplements, Taste For Life Better Nutrition Award
- 2018 Remedies Magazine Stress Relief Award, Winner, Nutritional Supplement Category
- 2020 Better Nutrition Magazine Best of Supplements Award, Anxiety, Mood, and Stress Category
Herbs in Anxiety Free
Eleuthero Root
Eleuthero root was the first well-studied adaptogen and is responsible for the entire classification. An adaptogen is a substance that promotes the body's overall capacity to handle non-specific forms of stress. By helping the body find homeostasis, it supports the ability to respond to external forces that strain the body. It has been part of traditional Chinese medicine since its foundation but was only recognized by the rest of the world in the 1960's thanks to the work of Russian scientists.
Lemon Balm
This calming herb comes from the Austrian folk tradition of medicine. Rich in essential oil, lemon balm is a common ingredient in teas and is used both internally and externally for various health measures. Part of the mint family, the restful eugenol in the leaves are particularly good for addressing the effects of long-term stress.
Passionflower Herb
A plant with a variety of historical uses, the Cherokee tribe used passionflower herb in poultices to aid weaning babies, and as a blood tonic. Today, evidence suggests it has potential to promote well-being, relaxation, and sleep. Scientifically it contains alkaloids, flavonoids, fatty acids, chrysin, and more.
Lavender Herb
Used in every culture from traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) to Shamanism, lavender is known even in the Western mainstream world for its gentle, lovely scent and ability to promote relaxation. One old tradition says that it earned its smell when the baby Jesus' clothes were hung over a lavender plant to dry. In traditional Chinese medicine lavender is used to promote fertility, support the body during stress, and more.
Ashwagandha Root Extract
An Ayurvedic herb, in Sanskrit Ashwagandha translates to "the smell of a horse," and is believed to impart the energy and vigor of a stallion to those who use it. Science has a shown Ashwagandha to include alkaloids, choline, fatty acids, withanolides, and amino acids, which support several bodily systems. Ashwagandha is an adaptogenic herb often used to promote calm, support cognitive health, and help promote a healthy immune system.
Holy Basil Extract
This Ayurvedic herb is called "Tulsi" in Hindi, which translates to "the incomparable one." It was also often called an "elixir of life," and now we know it is an adaptogen, having properties that help support the body's overall ability to manage stress. Considered holy, it is often planted around Hindu shrines. It also makes a delicious cooking herb.
Anxiety Free™ is our award-winning formula for the daily or occasional bouts of stress life can throw our way. The ingredients in Anxiety Free may help:
- Help maintain calm and well-being*
- Support the body during normal stress & tension, fatigue, & irritability*
Exposure to prolonged levels of stress can have long-term health effects, which is why RidgeCrest Herbals offers Anxiety Free. It combines vitamins, amino acids, and calming Ayurvedic herbs to help support the body's natural ability to create feelings of inner peace and deep calm.
You may notice that the ingredients are similar to our Adrenal Fatigue Fighter product. Both are designed to address stress, but approach it from different angles to meet the needs of your individual stress-response.
A good rule of thumb is to consider how you respond to stress. Do you get angry? Do you cry? Both? If stress frequently reduces you to tears, the adaptogens in Anxiety Free promote the body’s overall capacity to handle non-specific forms of stress to help take the edge off of feeling overwhelmed.
It should be noted that if you're to the point that your stress is interfering with your ability to live your day-to-day life, you should consult a professional for help.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Not for sale in California without Prop 65 warning.
Awards for Anxiety Free
- 2014 VITY Award, Best of Supplements, Taste For Life Better Nutrition Award
- 2016 VITY Award, Best of Supplements, Taste For Life Better Nutrition Award
- 2018 Remedies Magazine Stress Relief Award, Winner, Nutritional Supplement Category
- 2020 Better Nutrition Magazine Best of Supplements Award, Anxiety, Mood, and Stress Category
Herbs in Anxiety Free
Eleuthero Root
Eleuthero root was the first well-studied adaptogen and is responsible for the entire classification. An adaptogen is a substance that promotes the body's overall capacity to handle non-specific forms of stress. By helping the body find homeostasis, it supports the ability to respond to external forces that strain the body. It has been part of traditional Chinese medicine since its foundation but was only recognized by the rest of the world in the 1960's thanks to the work of Russian scientists.
Lemon Balm
This calming herb comes from the Austrian folk tradition of medicine. Rich in essential oil, lemon balm is a common ingredient in teas and is used both internally and externally for various health measures. Part of the mint family, the restful eugenol in the leaves are particularly good for addressing the effects of long-term stress.
Passionflower Herb
A plant with a variety of historical uses, the Cherokee tribe used passionflower herb in poultices to aid weaning babies, and as a blood tonic. Today, evidence suggests it has potential to promote well-being, relaxation, and sleep. Scientifically it contains alkaloids, flavonoids, fatty acids, chrysin, and more.
Lavender Herb
Used in every culture from traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) to Shamanism, lavender is known even in the Western mainstream world for its gentle, lovely scent and ability to promote relaxation. One old tradition says that it earned its smell when the baby Jesus' clothes were hung over a lavender plant to dry. In traditional Chinese medicine lavender is used to promote fertility, support the body during stress, and more.
Ashwagandha Root Extract
An Ayurvedic herb, in Sanskrit Ashwagandha translates to "the smell of a horse," and is believed to impart the energy and vigor of a stallion to those who use it. Science has a shown Ashwagandha to include alkaloids, choline, fatty acids, withanolides, and amino acids, which support several bodily systems. Ashwagandha is an adaptogenic herb often used to promote calm, support cognitive health, and help promote a healthy immune system.
Holy Basil Extract
This Ayurvedic herb is called "Tulsi" in Hindi, which translates to "the incomparable one." It was also often called an "elixir of life," and now we know it is an adaptogen, having properties that help support the body's overall ability to manage stress. Considered holy, it is often planted around Hindu shrines. It also makes a delicious cooking herb.
