助力“放松”与“平静” - Sensoril®南非醉茄

入睡，
正在变成一场拉锯战。

你还记得上一次放松入睡是什么时候吗？

根据2024年《国民健康困扰调研》数据，将近四成的受访者表示自己无法在30分钟内入睡。而有睡眠或情绪困扰的人，平均入睡潜伏期更是超过36分钟。

当我们白天拼命强打精神、应对各种压力时，到了晚上却常常被下午的提神咖啡、难以回落的紧绷状态和刷不停的手机困住，越想睡着，思绪越清晰。

2024年《国民健康困扰调研》入睡数据

从长期看，夜间休息不佳不仅影响白天的专注力与状态稳定性，更容易引发“晚上睡不好、白天没精神”的循环。第二天状态易紧绷、难以集中注意力，于是很多人开始寻求各种外在方式，却又陷入新的困扰中。这种状态，就像缠绕在生活中的死结。

但早在数百年前，古印度阿育吠陀医学就发现了解答——南非醉茄（Ashwagandha）。这种古老草本能帮助身体应对压力、舒缓紧张状态。

南非醉茄 TA 适合你吗

传统智慧 × 科学验证：

南非醉茄到底是什么？

别看名字里有"茄子"，南非醉茄其实是一种的常绿灌木。印度的"全能神草"，它的梵文名"Ashwagandha"意为"马的气味"，既形容根部特有的气息，也暗喻它能像骏马一样给人带来活力和耐力。

在印度阿育吠陀医学体系中，南非醉茄的传统应用广泛（3）：

  • 根部：被誉为"印度人参"，常被用于支持日常精力与身体活力
  • 叶子与花果：在传统古老应用中常用于日常防御与调理

现代科学研究发现，南非醉茄的核心活性成分主要有三大类（4）：醉茄内酯（Withanolides）；生物碱（Alkaloids）；酚类与黄酮类（Phenols and flavonoids）。其中，醉茄内酯被认为是其辅助应对压力、帮助夜间放松等作用的关键所在，其他成分则起到协同增效的作用。

  1. 机制成熟，科学验证

Sensoril®已有超12项人体临床研究验证，覆盖压力、睡眠、精力和情绪等多健康维度。Sensoril® 专利南非醉茄提取物精准配方，基于大量临床研究数据及安全有效剂量，旨在维持日常调理的科学平衡，既提供合理的营养支持，又避免过量摄入带来的身体负担，帮助你长期安心服用。

Sensoril®显著降低压力激素水平对比图

Sensoril®显著降低压力激素水平对比图

数据来源：Auddy B, Hazra J, Mitra A, Abedon B, Ghosal S. (2008) A standardized Withania somnifera extract significantly reduces stress-related parameters in chronically stressed humans: a double-blind, randomized, placebo-controlled study. Journal of American Nutraceutical Association, 11:50-56.

  1. Sensoril®专利——叶根双萃

Sensoril® 与市面常见的草本粉不同，采用的是根+叶的全谱提取技术，不仅保留了醉茄内酯、糖苷、多酚等多种植物活性物，还通过温和水萃方式，最大程度保留有效成分的活性，减少刺激，适合日常调理与长期服用。

  1. 国际认证，选得放心，吃得安心

此外，每一批原料均通过第三方权威机构检测，确保无农残、无重金属污染，让你吃得安心，也补得有效。

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