MoreBetter is a real-world evidence research platform that tracks how hemp-derived products affect daily outcomes across multi-week periods. Participants spent 7 days without the product, reporting daily on mood, sleep, stress, and alcohol use—then 14 days using Raspberry Lychee at whatever frequency felt natural. No one was told how much to drink or when. This was a non-interventional, real-world study.

Yes — significantly. Anxiety scores dropped 62.9% during the product-use phase, measured using the DASS-21, a validated psychological distress scale used widely in research. Depression fell 60.1% and stress dropped 41.2%. Both anxiety and depression improvements showed no demographic differences — the results were equally consistent across all ages, genders, and dose levels tested. 74.4% of participants agreed they felt less stressed while using Raspberry Lychee — the strongest self-reported stress relief agreement stat in the Woodstock portfolio.

20 more minutes of sleep per night, sleep quality rose 13.1%, and ease of falling asleep improved 16.7%. 60.3% of participants agreed their sleep quality improved during the study.

Yes. The probability of a productive next day jumped 27.6% on days participants used Raspberry Lychee — the equivalent of nearly 43 more productive minutes per day. This directly counters the assumption that hemp beverages leave you feeling slow the next morning.

A statistically significant reduction in daily pain scores was recorded during the product-use phase, with 56.4% of participants agreeing the product helped with pain. This adds a functional wellness dimension beyond mood and sleep that is relevant for health-conscious consumers. No other product in the Woodstock portfolio showed pain reduction at this level of statistical significance.

On days participants used Raspberry Lychee, the probability of consuming cannabis also dropped 41.2% — positioning it as a cleaner, lower-footprint alternative to both alcohol and traditional cannabis consumption methods. 60.7% of participants in the broader study reported a decrease or significant decrease in their craving or desire for alcohol while using Woodstock products.

Dr. Miyabe Shields and Dr. Riley Kirk of the Network of Applied Pharmacognosy are academically trained pharmaceutical scientists whose methodology pairs validated instruments — including the DASS-21 and WHO-5 — with daily behavioral tracking over multi-week periods. The consistency of Raspberry Lychee's results across all demographic subgroups was a notable finding.