Anxius™ contains the following ingredients within its formulation: L-Tyrosine, Herb-of-Grace, Passion Flower, Dl-Phenlalanine, Gatrodine, Bioperine and Vinpocetine.

As a whole, this product mostly consists of a bundle of amino acids, and various herbs. Many of them are commonly found in similar products, and ultimately the manufacturers of Anxius™ do not really bring anything new to the table.

One of the active ingredients, Passion Flower, is said to be a mild sedative and to have a “tranquilizing effect” on users. While this may be calming it may also make users feel sluggish and react slower. There are products that can generate a claming feeling with causing these uncomfortable side effects.

Unfortunately, this product does not use the mineral carrier Orotate within the formula. Orotate was developed by the well known doctor Hans Nieper and is said to aid in delivering the ingredients into the body for absorption. When combined with the new technology of Micro Vortex Enteric Coating it is more likely the ingredients will be properly absorbed. At this time, Anxius™ does not utilize either technology in the product.

We are pleased that this product has its own website as many manufacturers will look over the importance of this online venue. It does post some useful information like the complete ingredient list and even gives a brief explanation on how each supplement is meant to work.

We were further pleased that the manufacturer posts testimonials on the website since they can indicate the success rate of a product or supplement. However, we do wonder why the only posted a handful of testimonies, and do suspect this may be the only positive feedback they have yet to receive for this product. Consumers may prefer companies that post a vast array of testimonials to more accurately show how their product has actually worked for consumers.

• Does not contain caffeine
• Contains mostly natural ingredients
• Moderately priced

• Only a handful of testimonials posted
• Does not contain a mineral carrier
• No free trial
• Manufacturer does not use Micro Vortex Enteric Coating

Ultimately, it is likely this product will interest many different consumers due to its “enticing advertisements”. The manufacturer claims to have invested a large amount of time in the research and development of this product, yet includes fairly common ingredients and overlooks new advancements in technology. Those consumers who desire a significant enhancement in moods may prefer to use a supplement that is more advanced.

Although, this supplement does utilize natural ingredients and contains an assortment of minerals that may benefit health if not boost moods; in the end the supplement retails for around $35 for a one-month supply for those who are interested.