Welcome goodlife from Bean Town! I'd love to be able to give you some great recommendations, but it's not that easy. I've noticed new posters often start with needing ideas on a specific health issue, right off the bat. The problem is, "It depends."
You do have an interesting list of supplements, but there are many facets to their effects. If I were trying to find additions/alternatives I would ask myself things like, "Why do I take any (each) of them?" I'm guessing you know/remember, maybe review research on each one (again) to make sure it's still relevant. 2nd, assess your own current health issues (besides stress if any), then research for what current studies show might help. How about exercise? A lot, or a little, or not at all? Do you use exercise to try to relieve stress?
Personally, I believe stress and inflammation are two issues of major importance to anyone interested in their own good health and longevity. Measuring body stress is difficult, but there is hope. For example, I work towards improving my Heart Rate Variability (HRV) score. It doesn't give a complete or perfectly translatable bodily stress metric, but it does give you something close (a number) that you can measure on a daily basis and see if therapies (like supplements, meditation, diet, exercise, etc.) work over time. So whereas measurement of daily HRV is a simple one minute task (say with an smartphone app like 'HRV4 Training), the challenge is to improve your score by reducing stress by whatever means. It's challenging, so always a fun game. Report back on what you find works. We're all stressed one way or another!
Edited by Oakman, 27 April 2019 - 02:52 PM.