Question 1

Has anyone tried the ashwanghanda single herb supplement as well and could tell me which one worked better for them?

Accepted Answer

I tried both and like both of them. I feel the ashwagandha is better used for lighter days, whereas the Stresscare is better for higher stress days. Since Ashwagandha is less expensive I find that combining both, offsets the cost. I also tried Geriforte, by Hymalaya, and works really well for higher stress days, and seems to kick in a bit faster than Stresscare.  Overall, I'm pleased to have found all three.  Stresscare is geared towards adrenal support, whereas the other two seem to have a calming effect which hopefully prevents exhaustion of the adrenals.

Question 2

Does it or any of its ingredients come from China?

Accepted Answer

No this company does not use any products from China. I consulted with my wholistic doctor regarding this brand and all ingredients used are organic even the pill "casing"

Question 3

My bottle of stress care from himalaya has 560mg of the proprietary ingredients but the only bottles i can find now list 444 mg. does anyone know why?

Accepted Answer

Himalaya’s StressCare formula hasn’t changed. The ingredients and potency are exactly the same. We recently made some necessary changes to the order and classification of the ingredients listed to keep StressCare current with regulatory labeling requirements.

For example, we’re now required to call out each herb’s powder components and its extract components separately and list them on the label twice.
Additionally, making this differentiation meant that some of the herbs previously listed under the “Proprietary Herbal Blend” section were required to move into the “Chyavanprash Concentrate” section, making the milligram breakdowns on the two sections look different as well.

Old StressCare Label
Proprietary Herbal Blend: 560 mg
Chyavanprash Concentrate: 160 mg
560 mg + 160 mg = 720 mg 
 
New StressCare Label
Proprietary Herbal Blend: 444 mg
Chyavanprash Concentrate: 276 mg
444 mg + 276 mg = 720 mg

Question 4

Himalaya, What is meant exactly by “supporting” cortisol levels, please?

Accepted Answer

I like the stresscare as it keeps me calmer as it regulates my cortisol levels.

ASIN	B0012MD3KO
ASIN	B0012MD3KO
Age Range Description	Adult
Allergen Information	Dairy Free, Gluten Free
Best Sellers Rank	#49,004 in Health & Household ( See Top 100 in Health & Household ) #139 in Ashwagandha #7,019 in Diet & Sports Nutrition
Brand Name	Himalaya
Container Type	Bottle
Customer Reviews	4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (1,069)
Date First Available	October 2, 2001
Department	unisex-adult
Diet Type	Vegan
Dosage Form	Capsule
Flavor	Unflavoured
Global Trade Identification Number	00605069003018
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Is Product Expirable	Yes
Item Form	Capsule
Item Weight	0.19 Pounds
Item model number	HIM StressCare EF- 120 ct.
Language	Spanish
Legal Disclaimer	*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.
Manufacturer	The Himalaya Drug Company
Manufacturer	The Himalaya Drug Company
Manufacturer Part Number	HIM StressCare EF- 120 ct.
Material Features	Vegetarian
Model Number	HIM StressCare EF- 120 ct.
Number of Items	1
Package Quantity	1
Product Dimensions	2.38 x 2.38 x 4.13 inches; 3.04 ounces
Recommended Uses For Product	Boost Energy
Special Ingredients	Ashwagandha, Holy Basil
UPC	605069003018 605069003117 885581192135 811853411666 885551603371
Unit Count	120.0 Count

Himalaya StressCare Herbal Supplement, Supports Stress Relief, 120 Capsules | Ashwagandha & Holy Basil Herbal Supplement for Energy, Relaxation, Focus & Occasional Sleeplessness, Non-GMO, Vegetarian

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