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GAMMA-AMINOBUTYRIC ACID

The brain's

brake pedal.

GABA is the primary inhibitory neurotransmitter — the signal that tells an over-firing nervous system to stand down. A clean single-ingredient dose supports calm, sleep onset, and the pituitary chemistry that drives natural HGH release.

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PROFESSIONAL GRADE · 60 CAPSULES · GAMMA-AMINOBUTYRIC ACID

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INHIBITORY SIGNAL
1 primary brain brake

Quiet the over-firing.

GABA is the counterweight to excitatory glutamate. When it's underpowered, the nervous system runs hot — racing thoughts, shallow sleep, stress volatility. Direct GABA supplementation helps restore that inhibitory tone.

HGH SUPPORT
1 natural pituitary stimulus

Stimulates HGH, not sedation.

GABA stimulates the anterior pituitary to release human growth hormone — the chemistry behind tissue repair, recovery, and restorative sleep. Calm without the heaviness of an antihistamine.

DAILY DOSE
2 capsules daily maximum

One or two, between meals.

Adults take one capsule once or twice daily between meals. A brief, tingly warmth or skin flush is a known characteristic of GABA and quickly subsides — a sign the amino acid is active.

MAY BENEFIT

Calm is a
brake, not a block.

01
Nervous-system calm
GABA lowers neuronal excitability — the biochemistry behind feeling settled under pressure.
02
Reduced stress response
Adequate GABA tone helps quiet the sympathetic signals that drive muscle tension and racing thoughts.
03
Sleep onset support
The same inhibitory brake that calms the day helps the nervous system wind down for sleep.
04
Anxiousness relief
GABA is the neurotransmitter that most prescription anxiolytics amplify — here in its native form.
05
Immune function
Parasympathetic tone, which GABA supports, helps maintain healthy immune signaling.
06
Pituitary HGH stimulation
GABA-driven HGH release supports tissue repair, recovery, and healthy aging chemistry.

Formula

One amino acid, doing one essential job.

KEY INGREDIENTS

Gamma-Aminobutyric Acid
GABA

OTHER INGREDIENTS

Hydroxypropyl Methylcellulose, Water, Ascorbyl Palmitate, Silicon Dioxide

DIRECTIONS

Adults: Take one capsule once or twice daily between meals or as directed by a healthcare practitioner.

MAY BENEFIT:
Anxiousness
Mood & Relaxation
Sleep
Stress

Questions

Frequently asked.

Does oral GABA cross the blood-brain barrier?
This is a long-running debate. Strict interpretations argue GABA is too polar to cross in meaningful amounts. Newer research suggests measurable central effects through enteric nervous-system signaling, a leakier blood-brain barrier under stress, and direct pituitary action. Most users report subjective calm within 20-60 minutes.
What is the tingling sensation people describe?
A mild, brief warmth or skin flush — sometimes called the 'niacin-like' flush — is a known characteristic of GABA in sensitive individuals. It is not harmful and typically subsides within 10-20 minutes. If it's uncomfortable, start with a half-dose.
When should I take it?
Between meals, for better absorption. For daytime calm, one capsule mid-morning and/or mid-afternoon works well. For sleep support, 30-60 minutes before bed is common. Avoid taking with a heavy protein meal, which competes for amino-acid transport.
Can I take it with other calming supplements?
Yes. GABA is commonly stacked with magnesium, L-theanine, glycine, or herbal adaptogens. If you take prescription anxiolytics, sedatives, or sleep medication, coordinate with your practitioner — additive calming effects are possible.
Is it habit-forming?
No. GABA supplementation doesn't create the tolerance or dependence seen with benzodiazepines and similar drugs. It supports the body's own inhibitory chemistry rather than forcing receptor binding. Most people use it as needed without building tolerance.
Is it safe during pregnancy?
Consult your healthcare practitioner before use if you are pregnant, lactating, or taking medications for anxiety, depression, or sleep. GABA's interactions with psychiatric medications warrant professional guidance.

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