Eleviv Clinical Study Results

I know many of you out there are taking Eleviv™ and feeling great again. But have you ever wondered if you’re taking the right number of capsules? We hope our recent study helps to answer that question. We set out wanting to know how taking a placebo product compared to different dosages of Eleviv. So we began a placebo controlled double blind study. This means the participants and the study operators did not know if they were part of the Eleviv group or the placebo group. There were 71 participants ranging from 19 years of age to 54. And, we followed our study participants for four weeks as they continued in their typical dietary, supplement and exercise routines. Here are our results:

For all participants taking Eleviv, total stress scores were significantly decreased after one week of supplementation and stayed significantly lower for the duration of the study as compared to the placebo group (figure 1).

Figure 1: Stress Measurement

For all participants taking Eleviv, total tension/anxiety scores were significantly improved after one week of supplementation and stayed significantly lower for the duration of the study as compared to the placebo group (figure 2).

Figure 2: Tension/Anxiety Measurement

Eleviv capsules significantly reduced POMs Depression-Dejection* scores from baseline to each of the other 4 weeks (figure 3).

Figure 3: Depression-Dejection* Measurement

In the end, the study showed a direct correlation between the participants’ ratings of their general health and the dosage taken. As the dosage increased, the participants’ scores increased showing more energy, better mood, and better overall health.

So, to answer the question, “what is the right amount of Eleviv for you?” You be the judge. Evaluate how you’re feeling on your current dose of Eleviv and make adjustments as needed. Do you need a little more? Maybe a little less? The good news is, our study conclusions showed in all groups that Eleviv reduced stress, tension, and depression scores while promoting better mood, activity and energy.

*Referring to the degree of a healthy mood state as assessed by the Profile of Mood States (POMS), not to depression as a clinical disease.

Heidi is XANGO's Research and Development Senior Manager. With ten years of experience in the nutritional industry and a degree in Nutrition she brings greater scientific understanding to all products that XANGO explores and launches. Heidi coordinates internal and external research studies and enjoys being a nutritional product expert.

7 Responses to “Eleviv Clinical Study Results”

1. Linda Miller says:

   02/23/2010 at 9:38 am

   What were the results of the placebo group??
2. Gretchen Malara says:

   02/26/2010 at 3:19 pm

   Heidi,

   I cannot follow the information in the figures above. Where is the placebo group on the graph? What is the difference between the left and right sets on each graph? What does each bar represent? Nothing is really very clear.
3. Ben says:

   03/01/2010 at 7:38 pm

   My wife requested I get her a supplement in the same category as Eleviv, so in my research, I came across this, but try as may, I cannot find anywhere on this sight, the Ingredients to eleviv. Could someone please send me in the right direction? Also, it would be great if this sight had links to studies that explain the health benefits of each of the ingredients for Eleviv on a molecular level, in language that us common folk could understand. Thanx -Ben
4. Eleviv Blog says:

   03/04/2010 at 9:17 am

   Thank you for your question regarding the information from this study. We are sorry for the confusion of the information. To clarify, the study found statistically significant results in all measured scores when compared to the placebo group at week 1 and week 4. This includes improvement in total stress, total tension/anxiety and total depression-dejection scores. I hope that this helps to clarify any confusion in the results.
5. Gretchen Malara says:

   03/13/2010 at 7:32 pm

   I would still like to see the placebo results on the graph.
6. Judi says:

   03/31/2010 at 8:48 am

   The ingredients can be found at the frequently asked questions on the upper right hand side of this page.
7. konztrwktor says:

   04/09/2010 at 11:33 pm

   How Eleviv works? What I meant is: does it works as good as traditional medication (I know Eleviv is not a medication) prescribed for sleepness, anxiety and/or depression?

   I´ve been taking anxiety madication for the last five years, every single day (Lexapro for the first three years, and Citox for the past two).

   How safe is for me to take Eleviv and leave the medication? Is there a safe way to make a ¨transition¨ between them, leaving the medication (by decreasing the dosage) while taking Eleviv, until I only take (and find the right dosage) of Eleviv?

   I thank you in advanced your comments.