Chill Pill - A unique blend of Moringa leaf, Ashwagandha and Tulsi (Holy Basil)
 
 
Know Benefits of the Chill Pill: Improve thyroid function, treat adrenal fatigue, reduce anxiety and depression, reduce stress, increase stamina and endurance, and treat cancer, reduce brain cell degeneration, stabilize blood sugar, lower cholesterol, assists with weight correction, assists with Hot Flashes, boost immunity.
 
Description of each ingredient:
Moringa: 
The Moringa tree is called the Miracle Tree, Tree of Life, and Mother’s Best Friend.
Moringa capsules and powder are rich in nutrients and has the following :
• 92 Nutrients , 46 Antioxidants, 36 Anti-Inflammatory,18 Amino Acids, 9 Essential Amino Acids
• Supports Normal Hormone Levels• Provides Anti-Inflammatory Support• Promotes Healthy Digestion
• Promotes Heightened Mental Clarity• Boosts Energy Without Caffeine• Encourages Balanced Metabolism
• Natural Anti-Aging Benefits • Promotes Softer Skin• Nourishes The Immune System• Promotes Healthy Circulation• Supports Normal Glucose Levels
-  Moringa with its amino profile, and dozens of vitamins and minerals, helps to regain regrow, re-energise and recover muscle mitochondria after exercise
- Its assists the thyroid, pituitary glands, hippocampus, kidneys, liver and gut.
And much more!
Moringa is organic and 100% Pure.


Extracted from, 11 Ashwagandha Benefits for the Brain, Thyroid and Even Muscles 
By Dr. Josh Axe, DC, DMN, CNS  March 13, 2019

Ashwagandha benefits: 

Ashwagandha (aka Somnifera dunal) is an adaptogenic herb that’s popular in Ayurvedic medicine. It has been used for more than 2,500 years. It’s actually the most commonly used and extensively researched adaptogen herb. It’s valued for its thyroid-modulating, neuroprotective, anti-anxiety, antidepressant and anti-inflammatory properties, which are just some of the many ashwagandha benefits.

In India, ashwagandha is known as the “strength of the stallion” because it traditionally has been used to strengthen the immune system after illness. It’s also been referred to as “Indian ginseng” because of its ability to enhance your stamina and work as a natural stress reliever, and those aren’t the only benefits of ashwagandha.

In fact, it’s ashwagandha’s ability to work as a stress-protective agent that makes it such a popular herb. Like all adaptogenic herbs, ashwagandha helps the body maintain homeostasis, even in moments of emotional or physical stress. But the many ashwagandha benefits don’t stop there. This powerful herb has shown incredible results for lowering cortisol levels and balancing thyroid hormones. Plus, it’s been used for mood disorders and in the prevention of degenerative diseases, as ashwagandha appears to help with these conditions as well — and there are so many more ashwagandha benefits.

What Is Ashwagandha?

Ashwagandha plant is botanically known as Withania somnifera root. It is a member of the Solanaceae (nightshade) family. This herb is also commonly called Indian ginseng, winter cherry and somnifera root. The root and leaves of the ashwagandha plant are most commonly used for their medicinal properties, and the presence of withanolides, a group of steroidal lactones, contribute to the herb’s health benefits. These withanolides include withaferin A, withanolide D and with anyone.

The literal meaning of the word ashwagandha is “smell of horse” because the fresh roots of the herb are said to smell like a horse. As the story goes, it’s believed that when you consume ashwagandha, you may develop the strength and vitality of a horse as well. In Latin, the species name somnifera can be translated as “sleep-inducing.”

There have been over 200 studies on ashwagandha benefits, including:
Improve thyroid function
Treat adrenal fatigue
Reduce anxiety and depression
Reduce stress
Increase stamina and endurance
Prevent and treat cancer
Reduce brain cell degeneration
Stabilize blood sugar
Lower cholesterol
Boost immunity

Ashwagandha is an important herb in Ayurvedic medicine because it serves many purposes and benefits many-body systems, including the immune, neurological, endocrine and reproductive systems. It’s often used as ashwagandha oil (sometimes called ashwagandha essential oil). The primary goal of Ayurvedic medicine is to help people stay healthy without the need for suffering, prescription drug options or complicated surgeries.

As part of this 5,000-year-old system, the ashwagandha herb is used as a home remedy to relieve a number of health conditions and help the body remain in balance. According to research published in Alzheimer’s Research and Therapy, “Ayurvedic medicinal plants have been the single most productive source of leads for the development of drugs.” Many of the Ayurvedic herbs, like ashwagandha root, have proved to be useful in relieving a number of health concerns.

In Ayurvedic medicine, ashwagandha is characterized as a “Rasayana.” This means it’s used to promote physical and mental health, defend the body against disease and damaging environmental factors, and slow the ageing process. In India, ashwagandha has been used as a broad-spectrum remedy for centuries, but more recently scientists have found that it possesses anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties that play a major role in the many ashwagandha benefits.
 
What is Holy Basil (Tulsi)?

Holy basil (Ocimum sanctum) or tulsi is a powerful herb that has been used in Ayurveda and other traditional medical treatments in India for thousands of years. [1] The small holy basil shrub with tiny lavender flowers is considered a sacred plant in India and is often worshipped. It was believed that the holy basil leaves had potent powers to flush out toxins from the body. Even now in India, people have tulsi water (water that has tulsi leaves soaked overnight) or chew on a tulsi leaf to improve overall health. Several health products are available with tulsi extracts to help treat cold, cough, and the flu.

Holy basil is incredibly beneficial for human health, primarily due to the unique composition of its essential oil, containing eugenol, camphor, flavonoids, nerol, and various terpenes. This rich blend of organic compounds delivers a number of health benefits and can help relieve acne, asthma, inflammation, respiratory issues, and lower your chances of heart diseases and atherosclerosis.