Caffeine Anyhdrous – Caffeine increases mental alertness and neurologically provides the surge of energy you need to fight workout fatigue and maximize your training.

Potassium Gluconate – Maintains balance between the body’s nerve condition and acid-base, as well as facilitating the transfer of nutrients into cell membranes.

Chromium Polynicotinate – Burning fat and gaining energy with greater ease are attributed to chromium polynicotinate.

Psyllium Husk – Used to improve and maintain regular gastro-intestinal transit. Recent research shows that it helps in controlling diabetes and lowering cholesterol.

Oat Bran Fiber – Shown to help stabilize blood-lipid levels because of its ability to bind with the bile and promote its excretion.

Barley Rice Fiber – Also shown to help balance blood-lipid levels because of its ability to bind with bile and promote excretion.

Apple Pectin – Another soluble fiber that binds with bile acids and promotes its excretion.

Fennel Seed – Helps to expel gas from the bowels.

Glucomannan – Clinical evidence suggests glucomannan is beneficial to weight loss. Because it is a soluble fiber, it absorbs water to form a viscous gel-like mass in the stomach. This promotes feelings of satiety and fullness while traveling through the gastrointestinal tract.

Flax seed powder – Promotes a healthy heart by reducing blood pressure, cholesterol and plaque formation in arteries.

Dandelion Root – Considered an excellent cleansing tonic for the liver and stimulates digestive functions.

Uva Ursi – Acts as a mild diuretic and has antimicrobial properties.

Cranberry – Cranberries are a source of phytochemicals and polyphenol antioxidants. They are currently under research for possible benefits to the immune system and cardiovascular system and as anti-cancer agents.

Buchu Leaves 4:1 – Traditionally used as an herbal remedy for ailments in the GI and urinary tracts.

Alfalfa – Used as a blood purifier and to increase peristalsis of the bowels.

Juniper Berries – Juniper berries are a diuretic.

Garlic 100:1 – Garlic is a “cure-all” that is claimed to help prevent heart disease, including atherosclerosis, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and to improve the immune system. Garlic is said to also protect against cancer.

Ginger Root – Used as an herbal preparation and therapy for patients who wish to detox, slim down, reduce “winds” in blood streams and control poor eating habits.

Parsley – A diuretic that enhances water and sodium excretion while increasing potassium reabsorption.

Goldenseal – Herbalists consider goldenseal an alternative to providing relief for anti-inflammatory, anti-catarrhal, antiseptic, bitter tonic, astringent, laxative, and muscular stimulant.

Mint leaf – A strong diuretic that also aids in digestion.

Red Raspberry Leaf – An effective treatment to soothe diarrhea and intestinal inflammation.

Lemon Peel – Some sources claim that lemons contain unique flavonoid compounds that have anti-cancer and antioxidant properties. There is a belief in Indian medicine that a cup of hot water with lemon juice can purify the liver, ridding the body of harmful, metabolism slowing toxins.

Hawthorn Berries – Rich in phytochemicals that benefit the circulation and heart.

Red Clover Leaf – A promoter of healthy skin as well as a blood purifier.

Burdock Root – A diuretic, diaphoretic, and blood purifying agent.

Irish Moss – A demulcent that soothes the kidneys, bladder and lungs.

Aloe Vera – A gentle yet effective digestive aid that helps soothe the stomach. It’s also rich in GAG (glycosaminoglycans), which help produce the gel-like substance that is essential for strong, healthy joints.

Cayenne Pepper – A strong antioxidant that has also been used to increase weight loss.

Sage – Used to improve memory, strengthen the nervous system and sharpen the senses.

Noni – With a nutrient profile that includes vitamins and minerals, anthraquinones, organic acids, and polysaccharides, the fruit from Morinda citribolia has been consumed throughout the ages to promote good health and boost stamina.

Mangosteen – The Mangosteen’s rind and white inner fruit are rich in some of the most potent antioxidants ever discovered. Among them are Xanthones, highly bioactive polyphenols that have been shown to possess amazing antioxidant properties.

Pomegranate – Ancient Egyptians called it the “Fruit of Immortality”. Today, we know it as one of the best sources of antioxidants known. Pomegranate has been shown in numerous studies to support optimal cellular function and healthy cardiovascular.

Apple Cider Vinegar – Touted as a medical aid for a variety of ailments, from to things like cancer prevention and alleviation of joint pain.

Grapefruit Seed – A strong antioxidant that has powerful fat burning and detoxifying capabilities.