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Bad mood? Not today.

Elevate your mood and energy in minutes with Happy Day. This robust herbal formula boosts dopamine production to enhance focus, motivation, and productivity while promoting an overall sense of well-being. The cherry on top? Most people report feeling the effects of Happy Day right after taking their first dose.

Clinically Proven Benefits

Encourages dopamine production*
Boosts brain function for a happy mood & stabilized energy*
Improves productivity & motivation*
Addresses mild to moderate depression symptoms*
Promotes a sense of well-being*
Encourages an outgoing mood for a healthy social life*

What It's Good For

Boosting mood
Promoting an overall sense of positivity
Improves energy levels, alertness, and mental clarity
Great for individuals struggling with low energy and mood

How to Take

Take two capsules twice a day in the morning & early afternoon 3-4 hours apart
If you suffer from severe symptoms, take 3 capsules 3 times a day
If you are sensitive, start with 1 capsule once a day & gradually increase to 2 capsules 2-3 times a day
Wait at least 30 minutes or more before or after a meal
Capsules may be added to light veggie or fruit smoothies (powder or whole capsule)

CAUTION: If pregnant or nursing, please consult a physician prior to use. KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN.

What's Inside?

Packed with Clinically Proven & Scientifically Researched Ingredients

Collective Happiness Bark

Chinese Name: He Huan Pi 合欢皮
Latin Pharmaceutical Name: Albiziae Cortex
Also Known As: The tree of happiness

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The bark of the Mimosa tree is well-known as “happiness.” It is commonly prescribed in Chinese Medicine to support a healthy stress response and positive mood. It is good for helping with depression, irritability, and insomnia. These traits all work towards the ultimate goal of the Happy Day herbal supplement. It's also known to help with skin disorders and skin irritation.

Polygalae Tenuifolia

Chinese Name: Yuan Zhi
Latin Pharmaceutical Name: Radix Polygalae

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Supports your body with antidepressant properties that uplift your energy and mood, which makes Polygalae Tenuifolia perfect for the Happy Day formula. It has been widely used to improve cognitive functions, insomnia, forgetfulness, depression, cough, and palpitation.

Studies have shown it appears by protecting nerve cells from damage and increases the expression of brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF). BDNF is a protein that promotes growth in neural stem cells and levels often decrease in depression. Polygala tenuifolia appears to take effect relatively quickly compared to most antidepressants.

Longan Fruit

Chinese Name: Long Yan 龙眼 (fresh) or Gui Yuan (dry)
Latin Pharmaceutical Name: Dimocarpus longan Lour
Also known as: Dragon’s eye

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High in a source of vitamin C that supports the body's collagen synthesis and is used to help increase energy to boost the immune system. Anecdotal uses of longan fruit as a natural remedy promote its effectiveness as a general tonic to increase energy and boost the immune system. It also helps with stress and depression which is a crucial factor that our doctors discussed when creating this formula.

Eleuthero

Chinese Name: Ci Wu Jia 刺五加
Latin Pharmaceutical Name: Eleutherococci Senticosi Radix et Caulis
Also Known As: Siberian Ginseng

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Sol Nutrition’s doctors chose this incredible herb because it contains adaptogens that support your body by stimulating resistance to emotional stressors, promoting mental clarity, relaxation, and a peaceful mood. It also increases energy and boosts the immune system.

Morinda Root

Chinese Name: Ba Ji Tian巴戟天
Latin Pharmaceutical Name: Radix Morindae Officinalis

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Contains natural apoptogenic properties that support your memory retention, brain functions, and reduce depression by increasing the effects of serotonin which leads to a happier and healthier lifestyle. Therefore, the microbiota-gut-brain axis is used to investigate the anti-depressive properties of FOSs at the interface of the gut microbiota, studies have shown.

Salvia Root

Chinese Name: Dan Shen, 丹参
Latin Pharmaceutical Name: Radix Salviae Miltiorrhizae

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Salvia is a star herb in Traditional Chinese Medicine and is demonstrated to exhibit various pharmacological activities. Such as anti-inflammation, anti-atherogenesis, antioxidation, anti-diabetes, and anti-tumor. The herb has been clinically used for more than 2000 years to improve circulation. Especially with cardiovascular diseases, which have been recorded in the Chinese pharmacopeia since 1953. Research has proved Salvia will also help with obesity, diabetes, dementia, autism, and much more making it an essential ingredient in our formula.

Gingko Biloba

Chinese Name: Yi Xing Ye 银杏叶
Latin Pharmaceutical Name: Semen Ginkgo

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Health claims have shown this potent herb’s effectiveness in focusing on the function of blood circulation and brain function. Also proven to be effective at improving memory recall, attention, concentration, mood, and energy levels. Studies have shown its effectiveness on several different neurotransmitter systems of circulation and that it improves problems caused by the failure of blood circulation in the brain.

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Rhodiola Rosea

Chinese Name: Hong Jing Tian 红景天
Latin Pharmaceutical Name: Radix Rhodiolae Crenulate

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Supports the body by reducing anxiety, fatigue, and depression making this herb ideal for the Happy Day formula. Contains adaptogens that support your body by stimulating the resistance to emotional stressors. It boosts your energy and will relax your body at the same time.

Astragalus

Chinese Name: Huang Qi 黄芪
Latin Pharmaceutical Name: Radix Astragali

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Improves your motivation and provides an uplifting boost of energy. Studies have shown Astragalus Genus has anti-depressive and antiblastic actions as well as immunomodulatory activity. It also supports the liver, cardiovascular system, and immune system through its antioxidant effects that inhibit free radical production to improve productivity all day. These characteristics make this a wonderful natural herb on its own but an even more potent and harmonized herb when blended into a formula.

What Makes Happy Day the Best?

Doctor Formulated

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Clinically Proven & Scientifically Tested

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100% Vegan

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No Artificial Colors, Sweeteners, Flavors, or Preservatives

Easy to Swallow

GMO-Free

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Produced in US

Gluten Free

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Backed by 3,000 Years of Traditional Eastern Medical Practice

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Real Reviews, Real Results.

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