Nura Calm comes from Nura Nutrition. This company sells solely on Amazon and is based in Cheyenne Wyoming.
Nura Calm is an inexpensive nootropic supplement that aims to increase alertness and mental functioning, while at the same time reducing stress and anxiety. The ingredients profile does back these claims up, and we feel that this supplement might actually work for some users! Ingredient levels are fairly low but as the serving size for many nootropics have to be established; this may not be an issue and may reduce the risk of side effects associated with some of the ingredients. Not so good is the fact that Nura Nutrition has described ingredients not contained in this supplement, a basic error that we feel displays a lack of attention from this company.
There is no customer feedback available at the present time, so we only have the ingredients list to go on when it comes to potential side effects.
This supplement is not overly strong but may cause side effects in some users, including heart palpitations, irregular heartbeat, nosebleeds, dizziness, headaches, agitation, drowsiness, confusion, contractions of uterus, changes to blood pressure levels, dry mouth, nausea, changes to blood sugar levels, and stomach aches.
Some of the ingredients in Nura Calm may interact with prescription medications, so you will need to seek medical advice before you buy.
Nura Calm is not expensive. It is only available to buy via Amazon where it costs $15.05 for one bottle of 60 capsules (30 servings).
We feel there are a lot of good points about Nura Calm, and find it surprising that this inexpensive supplement is not more popular on Amazon at the moment. However, this could be because it is fairly new on the market and at least it shows that Nura Nutrition has not gone down the scam route of posting false customer feedback comments in order to encourage others to buy.
We have included a long list of potential side effects mainly as a result of hawthorn and passionflower extract, but it is important to bear in mind that these are unlikely to affect everyone and for most people, this supplement is probably OK to take. In our opinion, it is likely to work for some users too and you may find that it does have a calming effect while helping you concentrate. Results are unlikely to be earth-shattering, but it will probably do something!
We can’t recommend Nura Calm. Despite the good points, this company have made basic advertising errors and those side effects may not affect everyone but it is a long list nonetheless. In addition, we would have liked to have seen some basic safety information, as well as some info about how to claim the guarantee, should things not work out.
Overall, Nura Calm is certainly one of the better nootropics we have seen just lately, but is not quite good enough to add to the approved list. We do not recommend Nura Calm to our readers.
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A way of increasing feelings of calm, while at the same time upping energy levels and focus is something that will appeal to most of us. After all, we all know how difficult it is to avoid getting stressed out when things get busy. And just when we need to stay calm and focused, this is usually the exact time that calm and focus pack up their bags and leave!
Nura Calm contains a blend of herbal ingredients that look as though they may help. It contains calming ingredients such as hops, lemon balm, and passion flower extract. There is L Theanine – an amino acid found in tea and known for its energizing, yet calming effects.
Added to these there are Rhodiola Rosea and Ashwaganda – two herbal extracts considered Adaptogens – substances that seem to promote feelings of well being, there is Hawthorn extract which is sometimes taken to counter anxiety. The final herbal ingredient is Bacopa Monnieri extract, which some evidence suggests may improve memory function.
As well as the herbal ingredients, Nura Calm contains B vitamins plus minerals magnesium and zinc, all good for healthy brain function and general health.
Overall the ingredients profile for Nura Calm looks pretty good, and in keeping with the claims of the advertising. The ingredients seem to be in safe quantities, if a little low, for some of the herbal extracts, but nonetheless this inexpensive supplement doesn’t seem to have any obvious red flags when it comes to safety. That said, all herbal extracts can cause side effects and reactions in some people and although many people believe that a natural product is always safe, this is not always the case.
Check out the ingredients tab and the side effects tab for more information.
Nura Nutrition looks to be a relatively new company. They filed for the Nura trademark in January 2018, and although the Facebook page dates back a little longer, it has not really got off the ground with only a handful of followers.
The Nura Nutrition website is smart and crisp and the product packaging equally so. There are only seven supplements available – a couple of nootropics and some general health products. All supplements are sold via Amazon which you can reach from a link on the product page on the Nutra Nutrition website.
According to the “about us” information, Nutra Nutrition is a family business and it offers a 100% guarantee on all supplements. However, there are no further details about these points.
Nura Calm is described as being useful “For Focus, Energy, Memory & Clarity”, and is an “All Natural Nootropic Brain Booster Calming Supplement Sharpens Mind & Elevates Mood – Herbal Blend & Vitamin B Complex”.
However, there are some major discrepancies between the advertised ingredients and what is actually written on the ingredients list on the label.
On the Amazon advert, it is described as being “Made using naturally sourced alpha GPC”.
The problem with this statement is that this supplement does not actually contain Alpha GPC, which does spoil the good impression. Amazon is this company’s marketplace so an obvious mistake like this should not have happened and should have been noticed.
The information on the Nutra Nutrition website is equally misleading, stating that this supplement contains Phosphatidylserine, which “Helps to slow down cognitive decline caused by aging.” Maybe it does, but Phosphatidylserine is not actually in this supplement!
We can only go by what is written on the label’s ingredients list rather than the advertising, and it is important to note that this supplement does not contain Alpha GPC or Phosphatidylserine as claimed.
However, you may find that Nura Calm does help reduce feelings of stress and makes you feel calmer. It contains ingredients known to have this effect such as Lemon Balm, Passion flower, Hops, and L Theanine. And these combined with well-known Adaptogens which have a mood-boosting function such as Rhodiola Rosea and Ashwagandha, we can see that this supplement may work.
The downside is that although there is evidence that all the ingredients work as described, not all of it is conclusive and not all the ingredient quantities are in line with clinical testing. For example, Lemon Balm may be very effective as a calming dietary product, but will it work in the same way in a supplement and at a lower serving size? Drinking tea reduces stress and leaves you feeling energized, but will L Theanine work as well as tea without the caffeine and in a low serving size?
Nobody really knows the answers, and it will depend upon your own tolerance and reaction to the various components of this supplement.
Serving size is equal to 2 capsules.
There is no customer feedback available at the present time, so we only have the ingredients list to go on when it comes to potential side effects. This supplement is not overly strong but may cause side effects in some users:
Hawthorn can cause,
Passionflower may cause,
Other side effects to this supplement may include,
Caution:
Not suitable for individuals under 18. Avoid if you are pregnant, breast feeding or trying to conceive. Speak to your doctor before use if you are taking prescription medication or if you suffer from an existing medical condition. If you experience any of the listed side effects or any other reactions, cease use and take medical advice.
There are no customer reviews for Nura Calm.
There is a money-back guarantee on offer with Nura Calm and it sounds good. Here’s what the company says about it,
If you are unsatisfied with your purchase, for any reason, contact us to receive a full refund. All of our products are backed by a 100% money back guarantee.
You can contact Nura Nutrition via email [email protected], via Facebook, or even by letter. The company address is:
1910 Thomas Avenue
Cheyenne WY82001
There is no customer service telephone number.
Nura Calm is only sold via Amazon so this guarantee should apply to Amazon purchases.
You can only buy Nura Calm from Amazon USA. This supplement does not seem to be available to customers outside the USA.
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The Nootropic Watchdog does not recommend Nura Calm.
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