Source Naturals, Gaba Calm, Orange Flavor, 120 Lozenges

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I've had acute anxiety, PTSD, and tremors for 20 years. I've tried therapy, medications, herbs, supplements, self-hypnosis, meditation, etc. These lozenges are one of the safest, fastest and most effective ways I know to feel calm and stay calm. These things not only squash my panic attacks in 20 minutes but seem to help keep them at bay. The more I use them, the less I feel like I need them. Like they're not just a band aid for symptoms, but actually helping my brain achieve long term stabilization. A feeling of peaceful wellbeing that seems to last longer each time I use them. I saw these at my local health food store and tried them on a whim. They're pretty amazing. 20 minutes after I take one, I feel perfectly relaxed but totally alert. No sedation or fuzziness. Just a wonderful sense of calm so profound it makes me wish I had tried these before my anxiety medications. These are perfect for panic attacks, social anxiety, and general stress, They even help my chronic essential tremors which is part of a genetic condition. Any time I'm going out to do something stressful I just take one of these as I get in the car and by the time I get to my destination I feel cool as a cucumber. Good mood. Relaxed. Alert. Sociable, They squash anxiety but also smooth out my nerves in general and reduce my essential tremors, which is a huge help, especially on those days when the shakes make it hard to move, Sometimes these work where strong herbs and prescription medication don't. Suddenly, my body just moves smoothly again and I'm steady for hours, even days after one lozenge. Oh and they taste great too! If you like orange flavor, they're practically a treat. And they're very affordable, even if you take 3 a day it's still only $20 a month. I rarely need more than 1 or 2 in a day. No matter how bad the day is. And I usually feel calmer for days after I stop taking them. I would give these 6 stars if I could. Amazing

Really works to calm the brain. So I use it for my son with anxiety and my other son with ADHD

Good product.

Over the last few years, I have struggled with a developing anxiety disorder. It gets better and worse depending on what's going on in my life and how well I'm keeping up with the habits and routines that help me feel steady: sometimes it's just this constant fear in the background (mildly worrisome but manageable) and sometimes it's so strong and overwhelming that it takes me days to recover from a panic attack. This product will not cure your anxiety forever. It has taken the practice of calming habits and steady routines, self instruction of cognitive behavioral therapy, a strong support system and a lot of patience and hard work to get to a place where I feel like I can keep my anxiety for the most part in check. But if you use these lozenges at the right time, they can help. This is what I do: 1. When I feel myself beginning to become mildly anxious, and it seems like it's just starting to ramp up into something worse, I take two Bach Rescue Remedy Pastilles Black Currant, 1.7 oz ( 2 Pack) and chew on them. For the entirety of the time I'm chewing on these pastilles, I step away from whatever is going on and practice square breathing. I tell myself that I will sit there, focusing on my breathing and waiting for the pastilles to fully dissolve, before I make any rash decisions. Usually, this is enough to calm myself down so that I can consider my options rationally, or sometimes I will take two more pastilles and continue the exercise a second time. 2. If the rescue pastilles are not enough, and I can still feel my anxiety building up to the point of near-panic, I remove myself from the situation and tell someone I trust that I might be near a panic attack, and then I take one of these Gaba Calm lozenges. These take some time to dissolve under your tongue, so I can use that time to talk to someone or do square breathing again. It takes a few moments for me to feel the effects, but often it's enough that I can calm myself back down before things get ugly. 3. If the anxiety develops beyond this point, it usually means I'm going to have to deal with a full-blown anxiety attack, so I ask for help and get ready to weather the storm. Now, I'm obviously not a doctor and can't say for certain what will or won't work for you. I can only speak from my own experience with anxiety. However, following these steps has enabled me to respond to any anxiety I might have BEFORE it builds up to something debilitating, and these products have allowed me to step back into my day-to-day life knowing that I can take steps to take care of myself, instead of always needing to rely on other people (which in and of itself can be a source of anxiety). For someone who cannot afford regular therapy or frequent trips to the doctor, these are very helpful.

I know this isn't a clinical study, but here's my story, and why I'm "pretty sure this works." I'm always tired, and often grumpy, and was starting to be really scatter-brained and almost panicky at work, and it was all getting kindof tiresome. So I went to the library and checked out "The Mood Cure" by Julia Ross a few months ago. I bought some supplements (not GABA), but I had to return the book to the library before I had a chance to make notes and write out a supplement schedule according to the templates in the book. So I was taking a few pills haphazardly and wasn't really noticing a difference. When I checked the book out a second time, I was a little more careful and took some notes. I also added a few more supplements to my shopping list so I could just throw everything down my pie hole and see if something worked. Nothing was really making a difference as far as I could see, but it had only been a few days. I have a BIT more patience than that. The GABA arrived last, and I had had it shipped to my office. I couldn't remember what effect it was supposed to have, but it was on my schedule for the afternoon. It was around 2 PM so I put one under my tongue. I am not exaggerating when I say I felt the effects within 30 minutes; while it was still dissolving in my mouth. I got tingles everywhere and started to physically relax. (My visit to the ladies' room was a bit interesting as well-- EVERYTHING relaxed.) When I got back home, I grabbed the book to see what on earth I had just taken. Turns out, it was to help with anxiety and stress, so my experience fit (although she didn't mention the bathroom experience I had, it stands to reason.) So yeah, it's not exactly a double-blind study, but I was pretty impressed by the results. In conclusion, if you've got a lot of stress and have trouble calming down and concentrating, give this a try. Thanks, Ms Ross, and thanks GABA.