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Linoleic Acid

High omega-6 fatty acid content associated with oxidative instability and potential pro-inflammatory effects at excessive intakes

Eicosatrienoic acid

High omega-6 levels can contribute to pro-inflammatory states and oxidative instability

Titanium

Potential inflammation, genotoxicity, cellular damage, possible carcinogenic effects from nanoparticles, accumulation in tissues

Pollen

Allergic reactions, respiratory sensitization, potential contamination with pesticides or heavy metals

Iron

Excessive intake can cause gastrointestinal irritation, iron overload, and toxicity especially in children

Selenium

Toxicity risk including selenosis at elevated exposure, ingestion toxicity

Folic acid

Excessive intake may mask vitamin B12 deficiency, potential unmetabolized folic acid accumulation

Caproic Acid

Potential irritant in high concentrations, unpleasant odor, possible digestive discomfort if ingested in large amounts

Nectar

May contain trace micronutrients depending on source, provides energy

L-Aspartic Acid

Protein synthesis support, amino acid metabolism, energy production, neurotransmitter synthesis

L-Asparagine

Supports protein synthesis, involved in brain function, essential for cellular metabolism

Margaric Acid

None clearly established

Arachidic Acid

Arachidic acid is a saturated fatty acid also known as eicosanoic acid. It is found naturally in peanut oil, fish oil, and corn oil. In the human body, it can function as an energy source and is also used in the production of complex lipids. Arachidic acid is not considered an essential fatty acid, as the body can synthesize it.

Sodium

Essential electrolyte, supports nerve transmission, aids fluid balance

Honey

Source of natural sugars, potential antimicrobial properties, energy provision

Fructose

Provides sweetening energy source, found naturally in whole fruits which contain fiber and micronutrients

Glucose

Provides immediate energy, essential for brain function and cellular respiration

Sucrose

Provides energy as a carbohydrate source, enhances palatability of foods

Maltose

Provides a source of energy through glucose, used as a fermentable sugar in food production

Melezitose

Source of carbohydrates and energy

Isomaltose

May provide a lower glycemic index compared to sucrose, may be suitable for diabetic-friendly formulations

Trehalose

Stabilizes proteins and cellular structures, used as a food additive for texture and moisture retention

Raffinose

Prebiotic effects, promotes growth of beneficial gut microbiota

Erlose

Carbohydrate source for energy

Rhamnose

Source of fermentable fiber, potential prebiotic effects

D-RIBOSE

May enhance cellular energy in some populations,possible modest benefit for exercise recovery,may support cardiac function in some cases

Proline

Supports collagen synthesis, promotes wound healing, may benefit skin and joint health

Serine

Supports protein synthesis, cellular metabolism, precursor for phospholipids and neurotransmitters

Glycine

Supports protein synthesis, acts as a neurotransmitter, involved in collagen formation

N-acetyl-L-tyrosine

Precursor to dopamine and norepinephrine synthesis, supports cognitive function under stress

Caprylic Acid

Antimicrobial activity, preservative effect, pH modulation

Capric Acid Triglyceride

Energy source, antimicrobial properties

Lauric Acid

Antimicrobial properties, contributes to product stability and texture, source of medium-chain triglycerides

Myristic Acid

Emollient properties, texture enhancer in cosmetics, energy source in diet

Palmitic Acid

Provides energy as a common dietary saturated fat, used in texture and stability in foods and cosmetics

Palmitoleic Acid

May contribute minor nutritional support as a monounsaturated fatty acid

Behenic Acid

Emollient properties in skin care, contributes to energy metabolism as a fatty acid

Lignoceric Acid

Component of skin barrier lipids, may support skin health when applied topically, naturally present in foods

Molybdenum

Essential cofactor for enzymes, supports metabolic processes, antioxidant functions

Boron

Supports bone health, hormone regulation, cognitive function, anti-inflammatory effects

Silica

Improves powder flow and prevents caking in food and pharmaceutical formulations

Vitamin B2

Supports energy metabolism, essential for growth and development, antioxidant activity, maintains healthy skin and eyes, prevents riboflavin deficiency

Vitamin K

Supports normal blood clotting, contributes to bone health, may reduce risk of osteoporosis

Melibiose

Provides a fermentable carbohydrate source for gut microbiota

Turanose

Low glycemic index sugar, potential prebiotic properties

Pentadecylic acid

Potential biomarker of dairy fat intake, may have neutral or beneficial metabolic effects

Gadoleic acid

Component of fish oils, may contribute to beneficial lipid profiles

Valine

Supports muscle metabolism, essential for protein synthesis, aids tissue repair, assists energy production during exercise

Micronized L-Phenylalanine

Supports protein synthesis, precursor to important neurotransmitters

Tryptophan

Improves mood, aids sleep, supports serotonin production, may alleviate depression

Histidine

Supports protein synthesis, precursor to histamine, involved in growth and repair

Isoleucine

Supports muscle repair and growth, assists glucose metabolism, aids immune function, essential amino acid

Leucine

Supports muscle protein synthesis, aids recovery in exercise

Lysine

Supports protein synthesis, essential for growth and tissue repair

Methionine

Supports energy production, important for methylation, aids in synthesis of sulfur-containing molecules

L-Threonine

Supports protein synthesis, promotes gut barrier function, supports immune health

Glutamine

Supports protein synthesis, nitrogen metabolism, immune function

Glutamic Acid

Supports neurotransmitter function, involved in protein synthesis, aids in cellular energy production

L-Cystine

Precursor to glutathione, supports antioxidant defenses, aids in protein synthesis

Alanine

Supports glucose metabolism, aids muscle tissue function, helps in maintaining blood sugar levels during exercise

Arginine

Supports nitric oxide production, may improve blood flow and cardiovascular function, involved in wound healing

Oleic Acid

Supports cardiovascular health, improves lipid profiles, provides energy

Stearic Acid

Emulsifier, thickening agent, improves texture and stability

Alpha-Linolenic Acid (ALA)

Supports cardiovascular health, essential fatty acid, precursor to EPA and DHA

Nervonic acid

Supports nerve cell function and myelin maintenance

Calcium

Supports bone health, muscle contraction, nerve transmission

Phosphorus

Supports bone and teeth health, energy production, and cellular signaling

Potassium

Supports cardiovascular health, nerve function, muscle function, and fluid balance

Copper

Essential trace mineral, supports enzymatic functions, iron metabolism, connective tissue formation, and neurological health

Iodine

Essential micronutrient for thyroid hormone production, supports metabolism and neurological development

Zinc

Supports immune function, enzymatic reactions, wound healing, and cellular metabolism

Magnesium

Supports cardiovascular, neuromuscular, and bone health, enzyme cofactor

Manganese

Cofactor for enzymes, supports bone formation, antioxidant enzyme support

Vitamin A

Essential for vision, immune support, skin health, cellular differentiation

Vitamin B1

Supports energy metabolism, nerve function, and glucose utilization

Vitamins B3

Supports energy production, skin health, and nervous system function

Vitamin B5 (Pantothenic Acid)

Supports energy metabolism and synthesis of vital biochemical compounds

Vitamin B6

Supports metabolism, nervous system function

Vitamin B12

Supports neurological function, red blood cell production, DNA synthesis

Pantothenic Acid

Supports energy metabolism, synthesis of fatty acids, promotes skin and hair health

Vitamin C

Supports collagen formation, antioxidant protection, immune system function

Vitamin D

Supports bone health, calcium metabolism, and immune system function

Vitamin E

Antioxidant protection, supports immune health, aids skin barrier maintenance

Choline

Supports brain development, liver function, and methylation processes

Inositol

Supports cell membrane integrity, involved in signal transduction pathways, implicated in neurological and metabolic regulation

Rutin

Antioxidant activity, supports capillary strength and vascular health

Saliva

Aids digestion, contains antimicrobial agents, supports oral health

Sulfur

Essential for amino acid synthesis, supports joint and bone health, aids in detoxification processes, promotes healthy skin

Vitamin H

Supports energy metabolism, promotes healthy hair, skin, nails, essential cofactor for carboxylase enzymes

Vitamins (A, D3, C, K3, B1, B2, B6, B12, PP, E (Tocopherol), Calcium D-Pantothenate, Biotin, Folic Acid, Choline)

Vitamin D3 enhances bone health and immune function; Vitamin E provides antioxidant protection and supports skin and eye health

Ingredients & minerals