After a long day at work, all we want to do is relax—and we're sure you're no different. However, sometimes winding down is hard after feeling tense all day. Of course, you can turn to your favourite strain for some assistance, but there are other ways you can soothe yourself. We're talking about a whole host of relaxation products, from all-natural extracts to supplements, herbs, and spices. Thankfully, you don't have to look far to discover them, as Zamnesia's Healthshop stocks all this and more.
With so many items on offer, we're sure you'll find a product that will provide you with the soothing sensations you desire. What are you waiting for?
Natural Relax combines all-natural ingredients and extracts to deliver a wholesome, peaceful experience. Soothing and relaxing abilities Suitable for vegans and vegetarians Take 2–3 capsules per day Enriched with L-theanine
Take a little time out and give yourself the relaxation you deserve. Relax-E from Happy Caps aims to help you reach a soothing and relaxed frame of mind. With a mix of minerals and vitamins, this is a supplement that is perfect for unwinding after a long day of work. Whether watching a movie with friends or just want some solo composure, Relax-E has got you covered.
5-HTP is a precursor to serotonin extracted from the seeds of the African Griffonia simplicifolia plant. 75mg 5-HTP per cap Enriched with vitamin B6 100% natural 100% vegan Take up to 2 capsules per day
When it comes to vaping, one is not limited to Cannabis; there are many herbs with various benefits. Thyme is such a herb with a long history of use - for example, in ancient Rome it was used as a remedy for melancholy.
Ashwagandha, a herb used for millennia in traditional Indian holistic practice, is now available to you. Active ingredient: withanolide Take one 300mg capsule a day Also known as “winter cherry” Suitable for vegetarians
Traditionally used in South America, mulungu offers up soothing and relaxing properties. Easy to use, there's little wonder this supplement has found an audience in the modern world. Commonly used in the evening to promote a healthy night's sleep, and with a wide range of intake methods, mulungu has plenty to offer those seeking relaxation.
Tryptophan is an amino acid and an essential one in human diet (meaning it cannot be synthesized by the body but must be eaten). Besides being a building block in protein synthesis, tryptophan functions as a biochemical precursor for the neurotransmitter serotonin and niacin (vitamin B3).
Catmint (Nepeta cataria), also known as catnip, is an intoxicant for cats (in fact most felines, even lions) and a mild relaxant in humans. It is a flowering, perennial plant native to Asia and Europe that grows easily even in poor soils.
700mg GABA per serving Enriched with amino acids Complete with vitamin B6 100% vegan
It is known, that hops are used to stabilize beer, but there is more to these flowers of the hop plant Humulus lupulus. As an old household remedy, they were used to treat restlessness. Enjoy the rich flavour and effects, that vaporizing these dried flowers provides.
Lemon balm (Melissa officinalis) has been used for millennia and today herb lovers are starting to discover the aromatic delights of vaporizing it. In traditional folk medicine it was often used to alleviate coughs and sneezes, and circulatory insufficiency.
When you fancy an evening just getting comfortable and chilling, Heavenly-E’s the Happy Caps product of choice. Heavenly-E positively impact your mood, making you feel perfectly calm and at ease, so you can shake off the weight of your worries.
Klip Dagga (Leonotis nepetifolia) grows in the tropical and subtropical regions of Africa, India, and Latin America. The dried leaves and flowers of Klip Dagga induce a relaxing and mildly euphoric effect.
Valerian (Valeriana officinalis) is an old Germanic ritual herb, sacred to the goddess Hertha. The herb used to be hung outside houses as a protection against witches and evil. It has also been used as an aphrodisiac, and its effects are well known. Mixed 50-50 with kava-kava it is said to produce ‘beautiful dreams’.
The history of chamomile reaches back to ancient Egypt, Greece and Rome. The "chamomile" stems from the Greek term "chamaimēlon", which translates to "earth-apple", attributable to the apple-like scent the plant gives off.