KalmPro
Does KalmPro Work To Treat Anxiety?
by Dr. Carlo Carandang, MD
What Is KalmPro?
Kalmpro is a natural supplement for anxiety. It was formulated by a psychiatrist, a medical doctor, an MD, who has clinical, research, and teaching experience in anxiety and depression. The biggest problem with prescription medications for anxiety is that they have multiple side effects which are often intolerable. Even though the prescription medications, especially SSRIs and SNRIs, are effective for anxiety, their side effects can be overwhelming to the point where you can’t continue with it anymore.
So the quest was on to find a natural treatment for anxiety that did not have the side effects of prescription medications. Dr. Carlo Carandang, MD, spent much time doing research into herbal and dietary supplements. With this research, he formulated his own natural supplement for anxiety, KalmPro.
KalmPro includes two dietary supplements, one of which is a carbohydrate, inositol, and the other an amino acid, theanine. It also contains 3 herbal supplements: passionflower, lavender, and lemon balm.
How is KalmPro Different?
KalmPro is different from other natural supplements for anxiety. The most important difference is that KalmPro is formulated by a psychiatrist, an anxiety expert, who has successfully treated thousands of patients with anxiety and depression, taught doctors and medical students at leading medical schools, has performed research into better treatments for people with mental illness, and has multiple publications and presentations on anxiety, depression, and psychopharmacology. Rest assured, with Dr. Carlo Carandang’s clinical and academic experience, he has formulated a safe and effective natural supplement for anxiety.
Another important difference is that KalmPro is part of a larger, affiliated self-help program for anxiety, which includes AnxietyBoss.com, and AnxietyProtocol.com, both under the medical direction of founder Dr. Carlo Carandang, MD. Finally, Dr. Carandang is so confident that his product will work for your anxiety that he has a 100% satisfaction guarantee, or your money back- no other natural supplement for anxiety can give you such a guarantee.
Does KalmPro Work?
KalmPro was formulated with herbal and dietary supplements which have research studies showing they are as effective as prescription medications for anxiety.1-4 KalmPro contains a proprietary blend of the following supplements shown to be effective for anxiety and safe in research studies: inositol,1,5,6 lavender,2,3,7 passionflower,4,8 theanine,9,10 and lemon balm.11-13
Side Effects
The herbal and dietary supplements in KalmPro have less side effects than prescription drugs, as indicated in research studies.2-4,14 Some sedation may occur when first starting KalmPro, but there are no other significant side effects.
How Do You Take KalmPro?
KalmPro comes in 750mg capsules. The recommended dose is 1 to 2 capsules per day. Start off at 1 capsule daily for 2 weeks. If you still notice anxiety symptoms after 2 weeks, then increase the dose to 2 capsules per day. You can take it either in the morning or at night, whichever is more convenient. It comes in bottles of 60 capsules. When you open it, it has pleasant aromas of the scent of lavender and lemon balm, which are part of the ingredients of KalmPro. The capsules are easy to swallow.
How To Switch To KalmPro From Other Anxiety Medications
You can take Kalmpro with other medications for anxiety, such as benzodiazepines like Klonopin (clonazepam), and antidepressants like Zoloft (sertraline). However, KalmPro was meant to be taken alone, for anxiety. For more details on how to switch to KalmPro from benzodiazepines, SSRIs, or SNRIs, please click on the links below:
Switching from Benzodiazepines to KalmPro (click here)
Switching from SSRIs/SNRIs to KalmPro (click here)
DISCLAIMER: please follow-up with your doctor to see if switching to KalmPro is right for your individual condition and symptoms.
Bottom Line
KalmPro was formulated to combat anxiety naturally. Research studies were utilized to find the most effective and safest natural supplements for anxiety. The ingredients in KalmPro are as effective as prescription medications for anxiety, in addition, they have less side effects than prescription medications for anxiety.
KalmPro is unlike any other natural supplement for anxiety. KalmPro is an effective, safe, inexpensive, and research-based solution to decrease your anxiety. KalmPro can be as effective as prescription medications, but without the side effects. KalmPro was formulated by a psychiatrist, an MD, and an anxiety expert.
Update: KalmPro Reformulated
KalmPro now has a new and improved formula. Click here to learn more.
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