Chill

25% Immediate reduction in stress levels, and increased calmness.
10% Decrease in blood pressure, with a 30% faster return to baseline.
10% Reduction in stress-related immune and hormone responses.

*Clinical Trial: Chill was tested in a clinical study trial on 90 healthy adults where participants completed validated multi-tasking framework designed to induce acute stress, simulating the cognitive overload of a busy workday or high-pressure environment.

25% Immediate reduction in stress levels, and increased calmness.
10% Decrease in blood pressure, with a 30% faster return to baseline.
10% Reduction in stress-related immune and hormone responses.

*Clinical Trial: Chill was tested in a clinical study trial on 90 healthy adults where participants completed validated multi-tasking framework designed to induce acute stress, simulating the cognitive overload of a busy workday or high-pressure environment.

Chill:
25% Immediate reduction in stress levels, and increased calmness.
10% Decrease in blood pressure, with a 30% faster return to baseline.
10% Reduction in stress-related immune and hormone responses.

Found:
76% Agreed it positively impacted their mood and feeling balanced.
73% Reported improved mindfulness and sense of being centred.
69% Noticed reduced anxiety and tension.

CHILL (Clinically-Proven)

25% Immediate reduction in stress levels, and increased calmness.
10% Decrease in blood pressure, with a 30% faster return to baseline.
10% Reduction in stress-related immune and hormone responses.

*Clinical Trial: Chill was tested in a clinical study trial on 90 healthy adults where participants completed validated multi-tasking framework designed to induce acute stress, simulating the cognitive overload of a busy workday or high-pressure environment.

25% Immediate reduction in stress levels, and increased calmness.
10% Decrease in blood pressure, with a 30% faster return to baseline.
10% Reduction in stress-related immune and hormone responses.

*Clinical Trial: Chill was tested in a clinical study trial on 90 healthy adults where participants completed validated multi-tasking framework designed to induce acute stress, simulating the cognitive overload of a busy workday or high-pressure environment.