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Functional drinks made for wherever the day takes you. Socialize, unwind, reset, recover, and find your Groove.
Fast-acting calm. Enjoy the buzz without the booze. Groovy gives you all the chill and good vibes — no headaches, no regrets, just pure relaxation.
Ideal for everything from boardrooms to brunches, date nights to dinner parties, and all the moments that call for confidence and connection.
Perfect for golden hour, intimate dinners, cozy nights in, restorative rituals and the everyday moments that call for softness and ease.
Perfect for slow evenings, soft blankets, bedside reading, and settling in for a blissful night's sleep.
ONE STEP ALONG THE SEROTONIN PATHWAY. THE BODY MAKES 5-HTP FROM TRYPTOPHAN, THEN USES IT TO PRODUCE SEROTONIN, A CHEMICAL MESSENGER INVOLVED IN MOOD.
Short for 5-hydroxytryptophan, 5-HTP is a naturally occurring compound involved in serotonin production. Supplemental 5-HTP has also been studied in relation to mood and sleep.
The calm within the chaos. A cornerstone of Ayurvedic medicine, used for centuries to help the body adapt to stress.
Withania somnifera, the best known adaptogen in Ayurveda, traditionally used to help the body handle stress and recover from it.
THE FAMILIAR SPARK BEHIND YOUR MORNING CUP. FOUND NATURALLY IN COFFEE, TEA, AND CACAO, CAFFEINE HAS BECOME PART OF DAILY RITUALS AROUND THE WORLD.
Caffeine is a natural stimulant that temporarily blocks adenosine, a chemical involved in the body’s drive to sleep. This action helps explain its effects on alertness.
THE FLOWER THAT MADE BEDTIME TEA A CLASSIC. WITH ITS DAISY-LIKE BLOOMS AND DELICATE AROMA, CHAMOMILE HAS BEEN PART OF EVENING RITUALS FOR GENERATIONS.
Chamomile is a flowering plant commonly enjoyed as an herbal tea and used in botanical preparations. It has also been studied in relation to relaxation and sleep.
MEET ONE OF THE BRAIN’S NATURAL BRAKES. GABA HELPS REGULATE NERVE-CELL ACTIVITY, PLAYING AN IMPORTANT ROLE IN HOW THE NERVOUS SYSTEM BALANCES ITS SIGNALS.
GABA stands for gamma-aminobutyric acid. It is a neurotransmitter naturally produced by the body and involved in communication between nerve cells.
A ROOT WITH GENERATIONS OF HISTORY. USED IN TRADITIONAL ASIAN MEDICINE FOR CENTURIES, GINSENG CONTINUES TO DRAW INTEREST FOR ITS CONNECTION TO ENERGY AND VITALITY.
Ginseng refers to several plants whose roots contain compounds called ginsenosides. Different species and preparations have been studied in relation to fatigue and cognitive performance.
ROOTED IN SOUTH PACIFIC TRADITION. SHARED IN CEREMONIES AND SOCIAL GATHERINGS FOR GENERATIONS, KAVA HAS LONG BEEN PART OF RITUALS THAT BRING PEOPLE TOGETHER.
Kava comes from the root of Piper methysticum. Its naturally occurring compounds, called kavalactones, have attracted research interest for their relationship with relaxation and anxiety.
THE CALM SIDE OF TEA. NATURALLY FOUND IN TEA LEAVES, L-THEANINE HAS DRAWN INTEREST FOR ITS RELATIONSHIP WITH RELAXATION, ATTENTION, AND A CALM, ALERT STATE.
L-theanine is an amino acid found in tea. Researchers have explored its relationship with perceived stress and attention, including how it interacts with caffeine.
A LITTLE LEMON. A LONG HERBAL HISTORY. THIS FRAGRANT MEMBER OF THE MINT FAMILY HAS BEEN PART OF TEA AND EVENING RITUALS FOR GENERATIONS.
Lemon balm, or Melissa officinalis, gets its name from the citrus scent of its leaves. Certain extracts have been studied in relation to stress, mood, and sleep.
NOT YOUR EVERYDAY MUSHROOM. NAMED FOR ITS LONG, SHAGGY WHITE STRANDS, LION’S MANE HAS BECOME A FOCUS OF RESEARCH INTO THE BRAIN AND NERVOUS SYSTEM.
Hericium erinaceus is an edible mushroom containing naturally occurring compounds that scientists are investigating for their relationship with nerve-related processes and cognition.
THE EVERYDAY MINERAL WORKING BEHIND THE SCENES. FROM MUSCLE MOVEMENT TO NERVE SIGNALS, MAGNESIUM HELPS KEEP HUNDREDS OF ESSENTIAL PROCESSES IN THE BODY RUNNING.
Magnesium is an essential mineral involved in energy production, normal muscle and nerve function, and bone health. It occurs naturally in nuts, seeds, legumes, and leafy greens.
YOUR BODY HAS ITS OWN NIGHTTIME SIGNAL. NATURALLY PRODUCED IN RESPONSE TO DARKNESS, MELATONIN HELPS YOUR INTERNAL CLOCK RECOGNIZE WHEN NIGHT HAS ARRIVED.
Melatonin is a hormone produced by the body that helps regulate the sleep-wake cycle. Its release follows the daily rhythm of light and darkness.
AN ESSENTIAL BUILDING BLOCK WITH A NIGHTTIME CONNECTION. THE BODY USES TRYPTOPHAN TO MAKE SEROTONIN, WHICH CAN THEN BE CONVERTED INTO MELATONIN, A HORMONE INVOLVED IN SLEEP TIMING.
Tryptophan is an essential amino acid obtained through food. The body uses it to build proteins and produce compounds involved in nervous-system function and the sleep-wake cycle.
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