How It Works

Mangosteen

Mangosteen fruit grows in Southeast Asia where it has been popular for hundreds of years. Mangosteen provides unique phytonutrients and potent antioxidants. The dark purple pericarp (or protective seed case) is especially rich inantioxidants called xanthones that offer powerful support for cardiovascular, immune, nervous system, and joint health. The xanthone gammamangostin, in particular, appears to partially modulate the production of prostaglandins to support a healthy inflammatory response. Plus, mangosteen may help support normal-range cholesterol and triglyceride levels.

Blueberry

Blueberry fruit is one of the highest ORAC foods with tons of polyphenol and flavonol antioxidants. Considered a superfood, blueberries support heart health and blood flow, blood sugar balance, immune health, gut function, memory, joint health, aging, and a healthy inflammatory response. Plus, blueberries naturally contain macro and trace minerals needed for strong bones, like vitamin K which helps with calcium absorption and helps prevent bone fractures, and vitamin C which works closely with collagen.

Grape Skin

Grape skin extract is a rich source of antioxidants such as resveratrol which provide valuable blood vessel protection, reduce oxidative stress, help maintain healthy blood pressure, and enhance blood flow. Studies indicate that resveratrol is a potent antioxidant with promising heart-health benefits that may be the answer to the "French Paradox" — despite their high intake of fat, the French have a low incidence of heart issues. Resveratrol helps to maintain LDL and triglyceride levels already in the normal range, and may also support healthy cardiac function and blood flow.

Açai

Açai berry concentrate provides valuable antioxidants, amino acids, anthocyanins, essential fatty acids and vitamin C. Açai berries contain more antioxidants than other commonly eaten berries. Açai berries are an abundant source of anthocyanin, a powerful antioxidant that may improve blood flow to the brain to promote brain health and enhance memory. Anthocyanins also support heart and nervous system health, energy levels, and immune system function.

Pomegranate

Pomegranate fruit juice is loaded with natural polyphenols, flavonoids and other antioxidants that support cardiovascular health, immune function, gut health, blood sugar balance, a healthy inflammatory response, and more. Pomegranate enhances blood flow and can help maintain normal-range blood pressure levels. Many of the modern-day health benefits of pomegranate have been attributed to its high concentration of dietary nitrate and antioxidant compounds.

Lycium

For over 2,000 years, Traditional Chinese Medicine has employed lycium fruit for longevity, stamina and energy. Lycium fruit, also known as goji berry, is a nutritional powerhouse that helps boost energy, supports sleep quality, improves focus, and helps offset stress. Lycium also supports immune health and skin and eye health. Lycium contains two important antioxidants for eye health—lutein and zeaxanthin. These powerful antioxidants are beneficial to the eyes, supporting healthy vision and protecting the eyes from free radical-induced damage. Lycium's powerful antioxidant properties also support healthy immune function, aid in the body’s immune-defense system, and promote a healthy inflammatory response.

Sea Buckthorn

Known as a “natural treasure trove of vitamins,” sea buckthorn contains nearly 200 nutritional and bioactive compounds such as vitamins, minerals, carotenoids, essential fatty acids, and antioxidants. In fact, sea buckthorn contains more vitamin C than oranges. Sea buckthorn provides powerful antioxidant activity, promotes a healthy inflammatory response, enhances overall cardiac function, and may help maintain normal-range cholesterol levels.

Grape Seed

Grapes have a long history of traditional medicinal use dating back to ancient Greece. More recent research has focused on the promising heart-health and antioxidant benefits of phytonutrients like resveratrol and proanthocyanidin, which are found in grape seeds and skin. The powerful antioxidant activity of these compounds is approximately 50 times stronger than that of vitamin E. Studies suggest that grape seed extract may be beneficial for maintaining normal-range blood pressure levels, thus contributing to overall cardiovascular health.

Green Tea

Green tea provides antioxidant properties that benefit immune and circulatory health. Green tea leaves contain catechins—a type of polyphenol with powerful antioxidant activity. Polyphenols are known to neutralize free radicals in the body, reducing oxidative stess and supporting endothelial function to maintain smooth blood flow throughout the body. As a result, some studies show that green tea may have beneficial effects for maintaining normal-range cholesterol levels.