Reclaim Your Energy and Focus with GPX Overdrive
Reclaim steady energy, sharpen focus and enjoy restful sleep with the all-in-one GPX Overdrive protocol designed to break the stress cycle.
Exhausted but can't Relax?
Are you feeling exhausted but can't seem to switch off? Do you experience mid-afternoon crashes, restless nights, and rely on caffeine to get through the day? This is your body stuck in Overdrive, a state driven by high cortisol levels and blood sugar spikes.
Your body is stuck in a stress cycle. It's time to break free.
Get Your Overdrive PackCommon Signs of Overdrive
- Afternoon crashes and fatigue
- Wired but tired at night
- Trouble falling asleep or waking up between 2–4 a.m.
- Reliance on caffeine or snacks for quick energy
- Cravings and irritability between meals
- Feeling foggy, stressed, and mentally drained
"I created the Overdrive Reset for people who are stuck in the cycle of stress, fatigue, and poor sleep. It's not just about managing symptoms - it's about retraining your body's stress response and bringing back steady, natural energy."- Dr. Steven G.
The Overdrive loop (and how we break it)
Chronic stress keeps cortisol high cortisol spikes your blood sugar glucose crashes, causing cravings poor sleep, low energy, and more stress. It's a vicious cycle. We can break it.
Chronic Stress
Your nervous system stays locked in fight-or-flight, keeping cortisol chronically elevated.
Blood Sugar Swings
High cortisol drives glucose up - then it crashes, causing cravings, brain fog, and fatigue.
Poor Sleep & More Stress
The energy debt compounds nightly. You wake unrefreshed and the cycle repeats.
The GPX Overdrive Reset
Stabilize cortisol. Flatten glucose swings. Reclaim steady, natural energy.
What's Inside GPX Overdrive
GPX Overdrive is a 30-day reset protocol designed by Dr. Steven Geanopulos to stabilize cortisol levels, balance blood sugar, and improve sleep quality. This powerful formula combines adaptogenic herbs, neurotransmitter precursors, and metabolic support ingredients into two easy-to-take daily sachets.
Morning Pack
Designed to stabilize energy, enhance focus, and balance mood without the crash.
Morning Pack Ingredients
- Vitamin B Complex: (B6, B12, Niacin, Folate, Pantothenic Acid): Boosts energy and mental clarity.
- L-Theanine: Reduces anxiety, calms the mind, and promotes focus without drowsiness.
- Ashwagandha: An adaptogen that helps reduce stress and stabilize cortisol levels.
- Magnesium: Supports nerve function and promotes calmness.
- Zinc: Enhances brain function and stabilizes mood.
Evening Pack
Targets cortisol rhythm, supports restful sleep, and helps your brain "switch off" for proper recovery.
Evening Pack Ingredients
- Valerian Root & Passionflower: Helps calm the nervous system and improve sleep quality.
- Magnesium: Promotes relaxation and supports deep, restful sleep.
- Biotin: Contributes to healthy hair, skin, and metabolic function.
- Vitamin D: Supports overall immune health and mood regulation.
Built for Real Results
Every ingredient in the GPX Overdrive protocol targets a specific system - so your body heals in sync, not in pieces.
Wake Energized. Sleep Deeply.
Ashwagandha and L-Theanine work together to stabilize your cortisol rhythm - calming the spikes that keep you wired at night and drained by noon.
No More Bloating. No More Guessing.
Magnesium and a targeted B-vitamin complex support gut motility and nutrient absorption - reducing bloating, gas, and digestive discomfort.
Feel Safe. Your Immune System Has You.
Zinc, Vitamin D, and adaptogenic support help strengthen your immune response and protect against the wear of chronic stress.
Think Clearly. Feel Like Yourself.
B-vitamins, L-Theanine, and Valerian Root support neurotransmitter balance - lifting brain fog and restoring the mental clarity you've been missing.
Dr. G's Recommended Protocol for Overdrive
What You'll Do for 30 Days:
Your Overdrive Pack: A tailored formula for stress rhythm and sleep quality.
2 simple food tweaks: Protein-forward, savory breakfast + veggies before carbs.
Movement rule: A 10-minute walk after your biggest meal (no gym required!).
Sleep reset: 90 minutes before bed, dim lights, screens off, breathe for 2 minutes.
Start the 30-Day Reset"Total game-changer! More energy, better sleep, and clearer focus. GPX Overdrive works!"
- Jordan K.
What to Expect from Overdrive
Fewer spikes and crashes. You'll feel slightly calmer in the afternoons.
More stable energy throughout the day. Sleep starts improving.
Clearer mornings, less cravings, better focus and patience.
You're not just buying supplements in a bottle.
GPX Overdrive offers a complete, scientifically-backed protocol that delivers $200 worth of ingredients at a fraction of the cost.
Clinical-grade ingredients. Doctor-designed protocol. One simple system - morning and evening.
Get Your PackHow to Use GPX Overdrive
Morning
Take your AM Pack in the morning, with or without food, to support stable energy and mental clarity throughout the day.
Evening
Take your PM Pack 60–90 minutes before bed to help your body relax and recover overnight.
How You'll Feel When Your System Resets
Steadier energy throughout the day - no more spikes and crashes
Easier time falling asleep and staying asleep
Less reliance on caffeine and sugar to function
Calmer mood and more patience under stress
Fewer cravings and clearer, more grounded mornings
"I'm Dr. Steven G."
With over 25 years of clinical experience, I built the GPX Overdrive protocol for people who are done guessing and ready for a systematic reset that actually works.
GPX - Overdrive
For Your Immunity, Your Airflow, and Your Resilience.- Reduce nervous tension and emotional stress.
- Support steady, all-day energy without crashes.
- Improve focus, clarity, and mental calm.
What customers are saying
I have been taking this pretty regularly and would honestly say it has greatly improved my quality of sleep.
It has helped me get a deep relaxing sleep. It calms every muscle and nerve in my body! Excellent product recommended by my chiropractor!!
Find this product to help during the day to calm daily stress.
It's been very beneficial in helping me get to sleep each night. I feel more rested without feeling hungover in the morning.
I feel a more steady energy level. I don't feel the highs and lows. It doesn't upset my stomach either.
Very effective in helping to relieve anxiety and stress with no side effects.
These products improved my quality of life. I handle work stress better and have more energy.
Being a mom and owning my own business can be stressful! This product has kept me from having to go on anxiety meds and truly takes the edge off for me.
I have found this to help my anxiety and make me feel more calm.
This has made a difference in my health and body!
Frequently Asked Questions
Reset the loop. Feel like yourself again.
Your body isn't broken. It's caught in a cycle. Let's break it - systematically.
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