August Product of the Month: ADHD

Posted by TriLight Health on Aug 8th 2024

Whether we're ready or not, back to school season is upon us. Year after year we have a product that gets popular this time of year, our ADHD formula. This product is totally unique in terms of ADHD/ADD/focus support. Created for us by an Ayurveda practioner, it has been a go-to for families for over 20 years. Gentle. Effective. Delicious. Easy to dose. Learn more about this remarkable formula in today's blog.

Get it here, 10% off all August 2024 long! No coupon code required, the discount will be applied as soon as you add it to your cart.

What is in ADHD?

ADHD contains the following traditional Ayurveda herbs-

Brahmi has been used in Eastern medicine for centuries to stimulate and support the mind.
Jatamansi is traditionally used as a neuroprotective herb as well stress and emotional support.
Ashwagandha has been getting popular over the last decade or so. It has been found to benefit almost every system of the body.
Guduchi is traditionally used for immune support, nervous system support, among other benefits.
Shank Pushpi has been referred to as a magical herb for cognitive functioning!

All of these herbs are organic. We combine them in our base of Kosher Vegetable Glycerine and Reverse Osmosis Water

How to use it?

Suggested Use: 1/2 teaspoon (per 65 lbs. body weight) 3-4 times per day.*

CONTRAINDICATIONS: Caution during pregnancy. High doses will cause nausea, colic and urinary problems.*

Caution In Pregnancy: Although traditionally used in India during pregnancy in very small amounts to strengthen the uterus and health of the mother and child its spasmolytic activity on the uterus has led certain quarters of western phytotherapy to restrict its use in pregnancy (see American herbal products associations botanical safety handbook).*

SAFETY: No drug herb interactions are known but caution with sedative, anti hypertensive and anti depressive medication. As with all our formulas, consult your health care practitioner before using products with any other medications. There are some theoretical interactions between Ashwagandha and immuno suppressant, thyroid, and some sedative medications but these are not evidence based. As Ashwagandha appears to have some hypoglycaemic activity in humans it is advisable to monitor blood glucose in susceptible individuals.*

Grab yours for 10% off here until August 31, 2024