INGREDIENT GLOSSARY

Also known as Siberian ginseng, this herb promotes clear thinking and supports the body’s ability to adapt to stress.* It also supports sustained energy without the jitters or crashes of stimulants like caffeine.*

A plant known for its “sugar-blocking” property that reduces sugar absorption during digestion. When gymnemic acids lock into intestinal receptors, they effectively lock out glucose and processed carbs.*

Also known as goji berries, this fruit is an excellent source of body-cleansing antioxidants, vitamins A, C, and E, and more than 30 essential and trace minerals.

This prebiotic soluble-fibre carbohydrate supports the growth of beneficial bacteria in the gut to aid digestion and support the immune system

Gardenia flower is popular in traditional Chinese medicine for its powerful antioxidant properties.

Chinese rhubarb root can support liver and colonic function by stimulating the production of bile and digestive fluids.*

Chinese goldenseal is a powerful antioxidant with immune system supporting qualities.*

This purple-flowered plant is popular in traditional Chinese medicine due to its wide variety of benefits, including supporting the liver, a key organ responsible for detoxifying the body.*

Also called ash gourd, this melon fruit contains vitamins and minerals like phosphorus, calcium, riboflavin, iron, thiamine, niacin, and vitamin C.

This melon contains antioxidants and vitamins and is a natural, low-calorie source of sweetness.

This base coating insulates probiotics from harsh stomach acids, so they reach your small intestine and deliver maximum benefits.

This naturally occurring probiotic bacteria helps break down food and promote efficient nutrient absorption.

Used for thousands of years, this herb addresses nervousness and anxiety.*

A natural source of hydroxycitric acid (HCA), this fruit is known to help control appetite and support a healthy metabolism. Garcinia has been used safely for centuries in Southeast Asia to make meals more filling.

A plant protein that contains all nine of the essential amino acids—including branched-chain amino acids (BCAAs)—that help you to effectively build muscle.

This perennial vine contains resveratrol, a powerful antioxidant shown in studies to provide a multitude of health benefits, such as weight loss, free-radical protection, anti-aging support, and cardiovascular support.*

The shells of these unroasted coffee beans contain high levels of chlorogenic acid, a polyphenol antioxidant that researchers speculate may promote weight loss by reducing the absorption of fat and glucose in the gut.*

Cacao, the source of cocoa beans, is a natural appetite controller and may help reduce food cravings.* It also contains antioxidants, including polyphenols, catechins, and epicatechins.

Decyl polyglucose is derived from corn. As a surfactant, it lowers the surface tension of products they’re added to, helping them to remove dirt, surface toxins, and oils effectively. Surfactants do another important job too. One end of their molecule is attracted to water, while the other end is attracted to dirt and grease. So the surfactant molecules help water to get a hold of grease, break it up, and wash it away.

This herb is traditionally used to support concentration, memory, physical stamina, and athletic endurance.*

An excellent source of body-cleansing antioxidants, such as polyphenols, flavonoids, carotenoids, and vitamins A, C, and E. It also contains more than 30 essential and trace minerals.

This sweet-tasting fruit is packed with healthy vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, flavonoids, and other nutrients.

This popular bee-produced, nectar-based sweetener is often used as a cough suppressant and throat soother.

This warming herbal extract is used for its soothing properties.

This tree oil boasts a cooling, woodsy smell.

Also known as Chinese cinnamon, cassia oil helps support circulation and alleviate musculoskeletal pain in the body.

This antioxidant-rich grain has twice the protein of rice. It can help support digestion, weight loss, and diuresis.

This power-packed blend of plant proteins contains all nine of the essential amino acids—including branched-chain amino acids (BCAAs)—needed to effectively build lean muscle.

This perennial plant is traditionally used to support energy, cardiovascular health, metabolism efficiency, and adrenal health.

Also known as polygonum, this plant supports the removal of uric and lactic acid, compounds that cause muscle pain and stiffness. It’s also a very good source of antioxidants.

This superfood is considered one of nature’s most completely nourishing foods, containing vitamins, minerals, carbohydrates, lipids, and protein. The range of nutrients found in bee pollen makes it a great natural energiser.

This form of vitamin E has antioxidant effects that can help protect against harmful toxins in the environment and help remove free radicals from the body.

A member of the complex B group of vitamins, this water-soluble vitamin aids in the formation of red blood cells and helps your body’s central nervous system function properly.* This hardworking vitamin is used to support mood, energy, mental focus, memory, and the immune system.

Paper mulberry addresses the endocrine system and supports diuresis.

Mushroom powder supports the immune system and supports the body’s removal of toxins.

Long used in traditional herbal medicine as a therapeutic tonic, this type of mushroom supports the immune system and the removal of toxins.

The extract from vitis vinifera (grape) fruit contains flavonoids with potent antioxidant properties.

The oil from this wildflower helps to calm and soothe the skin. This property, together with the linoleic acid, helps support the skin’s protective moisture barrier and promote soft, smooth, and more youthful-looking skin.

Considered a provitamin because it converts to an active form of vitamin A (retinol), beta-carotene is an essential nutrient that supports skin beauty and health by supporting tissue and skin renewal.

Panthenol is an emollient, moisturiser, and humectant (attracts and retains moisture from the air), which helps keep the layers of the skin looking soft and supple.

This natural emollient contains vitamins and fatty acids that benefit skin with their softening and moisturising properties.

Aloe vera is rich in vitamin C, E, and beta carotene, which gives it its nourishing and anti-aging qualities. It moisturises the skin without making it greasy, so it’s suitable for those with oily skin.

This beauty-enhancing herb contains powerful antioxidants that diminish the appearance of skin-damaging effects of free radicals. The stimulating properties of rosemary may also help support elasticity, making skin look firmer and more supple.

This traditional medicinal plant is used in beauty products for its cleansing and moisturizing properties.

Providing natural emollient properties, cucumber is used in skin care to soften and hydrate the skin. Research also indicates that the lutein component of cucumber may help suppress melanogenesis, the process that leads to skin discolorations.

A traditional Chinese herb that contains huperzine A, a naturally occurring alkaloid that may benefit cognitive function.*

This blue-green algae moisturizes, soothes, and helps protect collagen. It also has loads of amino acids, the essential building blocks of proteins, and contains vitamins A and C, and glutathione, which help protect skin cells from free radicals.

Coffee beans, which are the seeds of the coffee plant, are full of free radical-fighting antioxidants, which help protect against premature aging of the skin.

This finely ground oatmeal contains water-binding polysaccharides (long-chain sugars) and hydrocolloids that hold moisture against the skin allowing it to act as an emollient. The fats contained in oatmeal also add to its emollient activity, which can help alleviate the itchiness of dry skin.

This plant contains high levels of flavonoids and terpenoids, compounds known for their strong antioxidant effects, which may include neuroprotective benefits.

The seeds, fruit, and bark of jujube have been used in traditional medicine for anxiety and insomnia, and as a digestive aid.

One of the main components of lemon extract is citric acid, which is effective against a number of skin problems.

These red berries are packed with antioxidant power in the form of plant chemicals called polyphenols. Studies have shown lingonberries help prevent fat deposition and may support weight loss.*

This exotic flower is traditionally used to alleviate anxiety and insomnia. It may boost the level of GABA, a compound that helps regulate mood and promote a calming effect.

This type of mushroom contains several substances thought to promote good health, including polysaccharides, known to support immune function, and triterpenoids, a class of compounds with antioxidant properties.

Protects with robust antioxidants and relaxes.