A retrospective survey was conducted to assess the impact of a supplement product Magic Mind on the measures of stress, anxiety, energy & fatigue, as well as work product.
All 82 individuals who completed the present research provided appropriate data. Significant differences were identified between the 0-day, 30-day, and 60-day assessments in terms of stress (p <.001), anxiety (p < .001), attention (p < .001), fatigue (p < .001), and work productivity & performance (p< .046) throughout the study (Table 1).
Analyzing the percentage changes in the variables reveals that, based on the participants' mean scores, there is a 34.9% reduction in stress levels, a 28% decrease in anxiety levels, an 11.5% enhancement in attention, a 31.3% decrease in fatigue levels, and an 11.6% improvement in work productivity and performance. The outcomes also indicated that 57 (69.5%) of the participants had a lower level of stress, 67 (82%) of them had a lower level of anxiety, 36 (44%) of them reported improved attention, 67 (81.7%) of them had lower fatigue, and 41 (50%) of the participants had higher work productivity & performance by the end of the study.