Our Story
I first met her just after midnight in the elevator in my building. That night, I had the passing feeling of déjà vu - as if our paths had already crossed somewhere in life. On the outside, she was the girl that had everything. I can still see the business card she casually left behind on my window seal that night.
For over 700 days Amanda and I were nearly inseparable. We weren't perfect, but we loved each other no matter what happened. I loved her without conditions. I still love her.
Like many people, she struggled with the angst of the modern world. When it became too much to bear, she'd ask me for one of the herbal compounds that I'd tinkered with over the years. Being familiar with the toll that prescribed anti-anxiety medications can have on the brain, she preferred a natural solution and it helped to relieve her acute anxiety.
The story of Amanda's life began in tragedy. On December 18, 1994, when she was only two-years-old, both of Amanda's parents were tragically killed in a plane crash. For all intents and purposes, she was more or less a foster child. She carried those demons throughout her life. As much as she confided in me, I never completely understood the level of loss that she endured.
On October 18, I lost Amanda.
After her death, I founded Zenium as a way to honor her memory, to share her love, her life, and to help others who struggle with anxiety. I needed to tell people about who she was - about how beautiful she was.
I worked with homeopathic experts to perfect the formula that I'd tinkered with over the years. Together, we meticulously tested every herbal ingredient, amino acid, and mineral that claimed to positively affect anxiety. We poured over medical journals and studies to identify our key ingredients before beta testing our formula with individuals that suffer from anxiety.
We’re proud of the formula that we’ve created and we hope it works for you! Thank you for reading our story. If there's any way we can help or you would like to provide us with feedback, please don't hesitate to reach out.