This is not "all-natural". It comes in a plastic bottle, bound to gelatin, stuffed into capsules, processed in a factory. This is no more natural than any drug. It gets to claim to be "all-natural" simply because it hasn't applied to the FDA. Any substance used to treat or cure any disease or illness is a drug, by definition.
Sounds like yet another herbal blend which is overpriced and basically a sugar pill. Let's see what's in these $40 bottles:
Vitamin C
Vitamin B6
Vitamin B12
Folic Acid
5-Hydroxytryptophan
GABA
L-Theanine
Panax Ginseng
L-Tyrosine
Vinpocetine
Great. So it's a multivitamin, plus some amino acids (why not just drink a protein shake?), ginseng (no proven efficacy for any classifiable mental illness), GABA (which can't cross the blood-brain barrier by the way, so this is just getting peed out), and "vinpocetine", whatever that is. Contains a tiny amount of 5HT, an amount so small that it's unlikely to produce any noticeable effects. It sounds like it would be much less expensive to buy that separately and take it that way.
I'd say a better idea is to take a multivitamin and a b-vitamin complex (which I do advocate for everyone on the board regardless of what meds they do or don't take). This is inexpensive and is good for you. Then if you insist on taking serotonin directly instead of a drug that has proven efficacy to increase levels (because it's "natural"), try buying some 5-HTP separately so you can adjust the dosage to meet your individual needs. And if you want amino acids, buy some bulk whey protein and slug that down, it's good for you.
I give Anxietol 7 a thumbs down. I give smart vitamin supplementation a thumbs up, although vitamins don't come close to being as effective as meds, at least for me.
