SLEEP the antidote to STRESS ( the #1 factor on immunity! )

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Calmazon (90 Liquizons)
Induce relaxation, relieve stress, unwind and sleep soundly.

* Helps reduce anxiety and stress*
* Promotes calmness*
* Supports relaxation and sound sleep*

In todays fast-paced world, we are continually challenged with stressors that create tension and anxiety on both a physical and emotional level.

Calmazon™ helps your body to relieve stress naturally with calming Rainforest botanicals known to help reduce occasional anxiety, soothe the nervous system, promote a healthy sleeping pattern and provide a sense of well-being.*

This blend of eight soothing Rainforest herbs includes passion flower and lemon balm. Natives throughout South America have used passion flower for centuries to relax the body and soothe the mind. Lemon balm has historically been used in Europe as a tea that refreshes the intellect and rests the mind, while providing an energizing sense of calmness.

Melt your stress away, get a good nights sleep and refresh your mind with Calmazon™.
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