The CalmiGo Academic Study

CalmiGo academic study

Stress Hormones Can Be Controlled
Without Drugs

Participants using CalmiGo reported significant
reductions in test-related distress, concern, and arousal,
as well as improved psychological well-being

CalmiGo has been proven to reduce stress and
anxiety symptoms in multiple studies. A drug-free
solution, based on science.

Stress Hormones Can Be
Controlled Without Drugs

CalmiGo academic study

CalmiGo has been proven to reduce stress and
anxiety symptoms in multiple studies. A drug-free
solution, based on science.

Participants using CalmiGo reported significant reductions in test-related distress, concern, and arousal, as well as improved psychological well-being

Background

Tests and evaluation settings are very often and have a bigger impact on our everyday life, starting from grade school through university, work interviews, and so on.

For many students, tests are a source of anxiety and, according to NIMH (National Institute of Mental Health), approximately 20 million Americans (around 6.5% of the total population) already suffer from exam-related distress.

An academic study of CalmiGo's efficacy was conducted with undergraduate students who suffer from exam-related distress. The study compared 3 groups of students. One group used myReLeaf. The second group used unaided breathing methods, and the third group did not receive any treatment or support (control group). Each group practiced three times a day for three minutes each time. The study was conducted at the Inter-disciplinary Center Herzliya, Department of Psychology.

If you are interested in reading the full academic study, that was published in a peer reviewed journal, you can click here.

Results

The group who used CalmiGo showed that the level of test-related distress was significantly reduced as well as the worry, and arousal measures.

Additionally, there was in increase in the level of psychological well-being, whereas, there was no significant improvement in the control of breathing exercices group in any of the measures, as seen in the graphs below.