Hypertension is one of main factors for CVDs (Rivera, Morn, Zarzuelo, & Galisteo, 2009), and antihypertensive effects of RSV have been shown in some animal studies (Dolinsky et al., 2013)
Other contributing factors to poor focus associated with ADHD include: Stress and cortisol imbalances (HPA axis dysregulation) Sleep deprivation or irregular circadian rhythms that can interfere with energy, motivation, and concentration, and can increase fatigue Blood sugar instability, which can worsen anxiety, brain fog, or irritability Micronutrient deficiencies, especially in magnesium, zinc, and B vitamins For women, hormonal fluctuations, like declining estrogen in perimenopause, can also worsen executive dysfunction and emotional reactivity (learn more about ADHD and hormones here)
Other warning signs include lethargy, accelerated aging, hepatitis, skin rashes, eczema, rosacea, hives, itchy skin, respiratory issues, headaches, cognitive difficulties, and inability to metabolize aspirin and other salicylates
This peptide is believed to enhance the quality of sleep by increasing slow-wave sleep and promoting deep restorative sleep stages