Angela Hromadko on the HPA axis, the gut-brain axis and the cellular axis, and what they have to do with your stress resistance
Almost every second person today reports stress, fatigue, sleep problems or inner restlessness. Did you know that the gut plays a crucial role when it comes to stress?
This is due to the so-called gut-brain axis. The gut communicates directly with the brain via nerve pathways, hormones and immune messengers. And this is called the gut-brain axis. It influences mood, concentration and stress reactions. If your gut flora, or microbiome, is out of balance, the body is less able to absorb stress stimuli.
Conversely, a healthy intestinal environment strengthens the ability to react flexibly to stress.
We have developed Arktibiotic® Axis+, our new dietary supplement for targeted support of the gut-brain axis, on this scientific basis.
And it is precisely this product that I am talking about today with Angela Hromadko, Product Manager at Arktis BioPharma Germany.
Among other things, we talk about how the new Axis+product came about- from the initial idea to the scientific research to the finished formula. You will find out why stress is so complex, which three axes in your body play a role in stress and how exactly Axis+ can naturally support you in getting back into your rhythm.
Angela gives you an exciting insight behind the scenes of product development and explains very clearly why the interplay of gut, hormones and cells is so important - especially in stressful times.
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Among other things, we talk about:
- What exactly does a product manager do?
- Why it can take more than a year to develop a product
- The three axes that play a role in stress - and how Axis+ addresses them
- Initial feedback from test subjects: better sleep, more inner peace, less irritability
- Who Axis+ is suitable for - and when you should seek medical advice first
A new understanding of stress
"Stress is not an enemy, but a signal.Our aim was to enable the body to respond better to this signal," says Dennis Fechner, founder and Managing Director of Arktis BioPharma in Germany.
Arktibiotic® Axis+ combined
:- Lacticaseibacillus paracasei Lpc-37®, associated with improved stress management in studies
- Ashwagandha KSM-66® to support mental resilience
- Asparagus root extract ETAS®50 with adaptogenic potential
- Magnesium bisglycinate, a highly bioavailable form to support nerve function
We are proud and happy to make this great product available to you. And of course we are looking forward to your feedback on Axis+
If you have any questions about gut health and stress, please write to us!
Try it out now: Arktibiotic Axis+
Arktibiotic Axis+is our new, scientifically based product for people who want to support their stress system in a targeted and natural way
.➡️ Click here to go directly to the product in the Arktis BioPharma Shop
Further links
Blog article "Gut-brain axis - The gut as our second brain"
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Podcast episode with Dr. Florian Bilz: Gut-brain axis: What is it and how does knowing about it help me? (DG139)
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As a podcast listener, you will receive a discount on our products from us
A 15% discount on your first purchase (applicable once, only on products not already discounted). The voucher code is valid in both Arktis BioPharma stores in Switzerland and Germany.
Enter the voucher code podcast15 before completing your order.
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