SPRINKLE — RESEARCH STUDIES
Clinically-minded formulas, built on real ingredients.
Our approach is grounded in research. We look to independent, third-party studies to understand how different botanicals, minerals, and functional ingredients are being studied for mood, calm, focus, and overall well-being. We aim to reflect the evidence accurately — avoiding hype, staying transparent about what the research suggests, and clearly separating tradition, emerging science, and established findings.
The goal isn’t exaggerated claims. It’s informed formulation and clarity you can trust.
One brand, four evidence-backed pillars.
Here’s how we approach “research” at Sprinkle — grounded in published science, ingredient-specific data, and product realities like absorption, dosing, and daily usability.
Ingredient Research & Scientific Context
Below is a curated selection of published research related to the functional ingredients used in Sprinkle formulas. These studies help inform how we think about formulation, dosing, and the real-world effects people care about most — like calm, clarity, mood, and resilience.
| Ingredient | Research Evidence |
|---|---|
| Kanna |
Anxiolytic and cognitive enhancing effects of Sceletium tortuosum extract Journal of Ethnopharmacology Demonstrated reductions in anxiety-like behavior and improvements in mood and cognitive performance. View published study → |
| L-Theanine |
Effects of L-theanine on cognitive function and mood Nutrients (2019) Supplementation reduced stress responses and improved attention during cognitively demanding tasks. View published study → |
| Lion’s Mane |
Neurotrophic effects of Hericium erinaceus in mild cognitive impairment Phytotherapy Research Participants experienced measurable improvements in cognitive function versus placebo. View published study → |
| Cordyceps |
Cordyceps militaris supplementation improves exercise performance Journal of Dietary Supplements Demonstrated improvements in endurance, oxygen utilization, and perceived energy output. View published study → |
| Kava |
Kava in the treatment of anxiety Journal of Clinical Psychopharmacology Clinical trial showed significant reductions in anxiety symptoms compared to placebo. View published study → |
| Reishi Mushroom |
Ganoderma lucidum effects on mood and well-being Journal of Alternative & Complementary Medicine Associated with improvements in perceived stress, fatigue, and overall quality of life. View published study → |
| Chaga Mushroom |
Antioxidative and immune-modulating effects of Inonotus obliquus Journal of Ethnopharmacology Demonstrates strong antioxidant properties and biological activity related to resilience and cellular health. View published study → |
| Magnesium |
Magnesium in anxiety and depression: A review Nutrients (2018) Review highlights magnesium’s role in nervous system regulation, stress response, and mood balance. View published study → |
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