Natural support for stress

Phosphatidylserine (PS) is a phospholipid, a class of molecule found naturally in nearly every cell in your body. PS specifically influences cellular metabolism and communication by enhancing the fluidity of cell membranes. This role is essential to your brain cells’ capacity to send and receive biochemical communication.

So how does that tie in with adrenal imbalance? PS has an affinity for the region in the brain that controls the “stress response.” By supporting healthy signaling from the brain when you’re under stress, PS helps to down-regulate stress hormone secretion by the adrenal glands. When you moderate the cascade of stress hormones throughout your body, you promote adrenal resilience and recovery from the damaging effects of chronic stress.

Women to Women’s Phosphatidylserine is completely natural and is obtained from soybean lecithin, a safe, well-recognized vegetarian source.

How will PS help me?

Helps to regulate stress-induced increases in cortisol
Assists the body’s natural ability to counter occasional stress

Remember, it is important to focus on your adrenal health as a whole. One supplement alone will not cure you. The Adrenal-Friendly Eating and Lifestyle Plan that Marcelle outlines in her book, Are You Tired & Wired?, is designed to provide optimal support for your long-term adrenal health and balance.

Product information

For more information on the ingredients in Phosphatidylserine, click here to read our label.
If you would like more information on the clinical basis for the safety and efficacy of Phosphatidylserine, click here for a list of clinical studies and articles.
For further reading on adrenal fatigue, stress and high cortisol levels, read here.
External certification of GMP (or Good Manufacturing Practices) is an excellent marker of quality. There are few supplement manufacturers in the country who hold themselves to the standards set by Women to Women’s Personal Program. For more information, read here.

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Last Modified: 12/05/2011