Stress B Gone - Eliminate Stress - Bye Bye BP

How do you measure if your body is handling stress better?

With weight, you just need to step on the scale or look in a mirror.  With pain, you just have to ask yourself if you are hurting.  But when it comes to stress, it might not be as easy to evaluate objectively as with other items. Unless you are like me and have BP (blood pressure) problems.  Remember our products are certified organic, waterless, plant-based.

INGREDIENTS:

Butters: cocoa, mango and shea.
Oils: Camellia, Peppermint, Ylang-Ylang, Lavender, Amyris, Hibiscus, Bergamot, Rosemary, Frankincense, Lemon, Green Tea, Spearmint, Squalene, Ginger, Vit. E, Chai, Rose Hip, Cinnamon, Lemongrass, Avocado, Marigold, Carrot Seed, Tea Tree, Thyme, Black Pepper, White Grapefruit, Sweet Orange, Coffee (Refined to remove caffeine), Clary Sage, Cedarwood and Black Seed.

When I first got started looking for a natural alternative to high BP problems, my own reading was 256/125.  I don't know what you know about numbers but those are not good ones.  They were mine after working as a Digital Marketer for more than 20 years.

I tried many things prior to releasing Stress B Gone and they helped.  One thing I did not try was a prescribed pill.  I never have done so and don't plan to change any time soon.  Given that my BP was out of control, either I needed to find something that would fix it or exit the stage right in a bad way.  That was in 2010 and I'm writing this 12 years later.  Guess what happened?

When I take my BP these days it is the norm to find readings like 140/59 and 130/70, which are numbers I can literally live with.  I put some on my feet and in my chest region twice daily.  Given that these are all plant-based products without any 19-letter words, can you guess what the negative side effects are?

Neither can I, as I haven't seen or felt any.  Something that literally cannot be said for other options. 

So if you are tired of the rest and want to step up to our own personal best recommendation based on our own personal experience, then this is it.