Stress Relief contains the following ingredients within its formulation: Vitamin C, Green Tea Extract, Bitter Orange Extract, Calcium, Chromium, Magnolia Bark Extract, L-Theanine, Cayenne, Banaba Leaf Extract and Beta Sitosteral.

At a glance, this product appears to be the perfect supplement. It’s advertised to both reduce weight while increasing moods. Unfortunately, the manufacturers may have taken on more then they can chew in this case. The formulation for this product is incomplete in regards to both functions, and only offers limited benefits for both purported functions.

As a mood balancer this supplement falls short in providing the ideal formulation. It contains ingredients such as L-Theanine which is said to produce a calming effect, yet it is paired with Green Tea Extract which contains the stimulant caffeine. Oftentimes, nutritionists urge consumers to avoid caffeine based supplements since they may cause adverse side effects, such as nausea and insomnia.

This formula includes bitter orange extract to burn fat, but does not include it in its preferable patented form Advantra-Z. This product also contains a supposed appetite suppressing ingredient in the form of Chromium, which is not proven to reduce hunger and cravings like the herb Hoodia.

We are pleased to find that this supplement has its own website. However, upon visiting the site we found that it consists of a single web page which is littered with advertisements. Also, some of the displayed text overlaps each other, which makes it hard to properly read the provided information.

While there is absolutely no cited research and not even one testimonial. The site does offer a complete ingredient list and even briefly describes the function of each contained ingredient. However, testimonials would have been additionally helpful since they can demonstrate the success rate of supplement.

• Comes in capsule form
• Product has its own posted website
• Moderately priced

• Does not contain the natural form of Lithium
• Formula has dual, limited functions
• No free trial
• No posted testimonials

Stress Relief is said to enhance moods while promoting weight loss, which is many people’s dream product. Unfortunately, the formulation shows the inherent limitations this supplement has and demonstrates the likelihood of users achieving both weight loss and buoyed moods is slim to none. Consumers may be more successful in finding products that focus on each of these individualized functions separately and successfully.

However, there still may be consumers who are interested in this “innovative” way to tackle two problems with one solution. For those who are curious Stress Relief retails for around $35 for a one-month supply. A free sample is not offered.