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Pure Menaquinone-7 (MK-7) to support arterial health and bone density.
Why this form / Why included: To support calcium absorption and keep calcium out of soft tissue.
An immune, skin and enzyme-cofactor mineral in an amino-acid chelate.
Why this form / Why included: Bisglycinate is well absorbed and easy on an empty stomach; we print elemental zinc.
A trace element for iron metabolism, connective tissue and antioxidant enzymes.
Why this form / Why included: We add copper specifically alongside zinc to prevent zinc-induced copper depletion.
An antioxidant trace element central to thyroid and glutathione-peroxidase enzymes.
Why this form / Why included: We use organic L-selenomethionine that is better retained by the body.
A trace element studied for its role in normal macronutrient and glucose metabolism.
Why this form / Why included: The picolinate form is among the better-absorbed chromium forms used in clinical trials.
A fat-soluble derivative of thiamine supporting nerve and energy metabolism.
Why this form / Why included: Benfotiamine reaches tissues more readily than water-soluble thiamine HCl.
A cofactor for mitochondrial energy production and antioxidant recycling.
Why this form / Why included: Riboflavin at a research-relevant dose, disclosed clearly.
The active coenzyme form of B6, used in neurotransmitter metabolism.
Why this form / Why included: P5P is already active, so it does not rely on liver conversion from pyridoxine.
Both coenzyme forms — methylcobalamin for cytosol, adenosylcobalamin for mitochondria.
Why this form / Why included: We use the two bioactive forms the body uses, rejecting synthetic cyanocobalamin.
The active, already-methylated form of folate for one-carbon metabolism.
Why this form / Why included: L-5-MTHF works regardless of MTHFR gene status — we reject synthetic folic acid.
An amino acid from green tea associated with calm, focused alertness.
Why this form / Why included: Pure L-isomer at the 200 mg dose used in clinical trials.
An inhibitory neurotransmitter and building block for glutathione and collagen.
Why this form / Why included: Free glycine at the bedtime dose studied for sleep quality.
A stable, orally-available precursor that feeds glutathione synthesis.
Why this form / Why included: Acetylated form survives digestion better than plain cysteine.
Precursor to L-arginine and nitric oxide for blood flow and endurance.
Why this form / Why included: L-citrulline bypasses presystemic metabolism better than supplemental arginine.
Antioxidant vitamin and cofactor for collagen synthesis; boosts non-haem iron absorption.
Why this form / Why included: Ascorbic acid at a research-relevant daily dose.
Standardised piperine extract included as bioavailability enhancer for co-actives.
Why this form / Why included: Standardised to piperine content so enhancer dose is defined, not vague.
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