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I am getting ready to purchase a second bottle and thought I would write a review. My wife suffers from generalized anxiety disorder which started one day out of nowhere and was having trouble finding ways to cope through it. She was placed on all types of psychotropic medications and all they did was turn her into a numb zombie and caused horrible side effects. It got to the point where she had to quit her job, was scared to drive or grocery shop and even to stay alone with our children. She would call for emergency assistance at least once a week because her heart rate would go up to almost 200 beats per minute, she'd get dizzy and her chest would hurt really badly when having an attack. It was horrible and causing a ton of stress on her heart. After doing some research, we came across an article about natural solutions to cure anxiety. L-Theanine was on the list. I purchased this brand because of the good reviews in June and she would take 2-3 a day. It helped a lot but she still had trouble with staying out of sudden fight or flight mode. Two weeks later, she added chelated magnesium 133mg, 5-HTP 100mg, vitamin D-3 w/coconut oil 5,000iu, and lithium orotate 5mg. Along with practicing relaxation techniques, she takes one of each pill in the morning and its been like a miracle. She is back to her old self again and more focused and energetic. She has been off all her psychotropic medications and has not had a unmanageable attack in over a month. No more racing heart, dizziness, and countless er and doctor visits. Later, we also found out that she had an severely infected root canal that she did not even feel and that may have been the culprit as she's always been a very laidback person all her life so her sudden change just did not make sense to either of us. Infections causes your body to become under a lot of stress so take care of yourselves and don't just take an anxiety diagnosis with a grain of salt. Once it starts, it is a beast to contend with but there's always a root cause. Work on the figuring out the root causes and if you can, leave the psychotropic medications alone because they only cover up the real issue(s).