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From: qawiz on 15 Jan 2006 13:07
This is an herbal supplement, has anyone tried it? Or know someone who
has used it?
Any response would be helpful.

From: Larry Hoover on 15 Jan 2006 13:30

"qawiz" <pooky1(a)mchsi.com> wrote in message
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> This is an herbal supplement, has anyone tried it? Or know someone who
> has used it?
> Any response would be helpful.

I haven't used it, but I can give you some idea of its potential for success.

The ingredients are here: http://store.medabiotics.com/anxietol7.html

Sensoril turns out to be Withania extract (Ashwagandha).
Serotain turns out to be Griffonia (containing 5-HTP) I have no idea why the
ingredient list includes this proprietary extract, *and* a separate listing for
Griffonia extract (5-HTP). http://www.hsrmagazine.com/articles/061brand4.html
Suntheanine is a proprietary green tea extract.

Yes, this product could serve as an effective anti-anxiety formula, and also as an
antidepressant formula.

The issue that stands out for me is that the ingredients are not more clearly
described. How much 5-HTP is in the Serotain? Moreover, the particular balance or
proportions of these materials used in this product may not be ideal for any one
individual. It might be "too much of this, not enough of that".

And the price! That's where they always get you.

This could work very well. Or it might make you feel like hell. I don't think you'll
feel nothing at all. I had a paradoxical reaction to Withania, for example. It
didn't calm me. It made me totally insomnic, and that totally sucks. The only way to
know how it affects you is to try some.

Lar


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