All twenty-two extracts from the proprietary blend, in the order the label prints them, with the botanical name, the concentration mark and what each one is. Plus the chromium line and the carrier.
All six sit inside the same proprietary blend.
7 mcg · 20% DVThe only ingredient on this label with its own line and its own number. Chromium is an essential trace mineral, and the picolinate form is the one used in most research because it absorbs more readily than chromium chloride.
in the blendA climbing shrub from India whose Hindi name, gurmar, translates as sugar destroyer, after the way chewing the leaf blunts the taste of sweetness for a while. It has the longest traditional record of anything in this bottle.
in the blendThe seed kernel of a West African forest tree, known locally as dika nut. It is the one extract on the panel sourced from a concentrate at a 10:1 equivalent rather than 20:1.
in the blendThe most studied plant extract in the whole formula. Green tea leaf carries catechins, chiefly EGCG, which is why it turns up in metabolic formulas far more often than any other botanical.
first in the blendA Peruvian root vegetable grown high in the Andes and eaten as food there long before it was sold as an extract. It is listed first in the blend, which by labelling convention means it is present in the largest amount.
in the blendTrue ginseng, not the Siberian kind — although eleuthero, which is sometimes sold under that name, is separately listed in this same blend. Panax root is one of the most widely used botanicals on earth.
Named on the label. Amounts pooled in the blend.
| Extract | Botanical name | Concentrate | What it is |
|---|---|---|---|
| Maca Root Extract | Lepidium meyenii | 20:1 | Listed first, which by convention means it is the largest part of the blend. A Peruvian root vegetable eaten as food in the Andes long before anyone concentrated it. |
| African Mango Seed Extract | Irvingia gabonensis | 10:1 | The seed kernel of a West African forest tree, known locally as dika nut. One of only two items on this panel marked at a 10:1 concentrate rather than 20:1. |
| Grape Seed Extract | Vitis vinifera | 20:1 | The seed left after winemaking, a familiar source of proanthocyanidins and one of the most common polyphenol extracts in supplements generally. |
| Guarana Seed Extract | Paullinia cupana | 20:1 | An Amazonian climbing plant whose seeds are naturally caffeinated. Worth knowing if you are sensitive to caffeine, although the amount here is inside a 15.47 mg blend. |
| Eleuthero Root Extract | Eleutherococcus senticosus | 20:1 | Sometimes sold as Siberian ginseng, though it is not botanically a ginseng. It appears here alongside true panax ginseng, which is a separate entry. |
| Astragalus Root Extract | Astragalus membranaceus | 20:1 | A root used in traditional Chinese medicine and a regular in immune and general-tonic formulas. |
| Green Tea Leaf Extract | Camellia sinensis | 20:1 | The most researched plant extract in this formula, carrying catechins including EGCG. It is why green tea appears in metabolic blends more than almost anything else. |
| Gymnema Sylvestre Leaf Extract | Gymnema sylvestre | 20:1 | The one with the longest traditional association with sugar. Its Hindi name, gurmar, means sugar destroyer, after the way chewing the leaf temporarily blunts sweet taste. |
| Forskohlii Root Extract | Coleus forskohlii | 20:1 | An Indian member of the mint family and the source of forskolin, which turns up in both metabolic and body-composition formulas. |
| Cayenne Pepper Fruit Extract | Capsicum annuum | 20:1 | Chilli, for capsaicin. Present in a great many thermogenic and metabolic blends and, at these weights, not something you will taste. |
| Grapefruit Seed Extract | Citrus paradisi | 10:1 | The second 10:1 concentrate on the panel. Grapefruit is worth flagging to a pharmacist because grapefruit compounds interact with a long list of prescription medicines. |
| Panax Ginseng Root Extract | Panax ginseng | — | True ginseng, and the only entry in the blend carrying no concentration mark at all on the panel. |
| Raspberry Ketones | — | — | An aroma compound from raspberries, produced synthetically at any commercial scale. A familiar name in weight formulas. |
| L-glutamine | amino acid | — | The most abundant free amino acid in human blood, involved in a great many metabolic processes. |
| L-Tyrosine | amino acid | — | A precursor for dopamine, adrenaline and thyroid hormones. |
| L-Arginine | amino acid | — | The substrate the body uses to make nitric oxide, which is why it appears in circulation formulas. |
| Beta Alanine | amino acid | — | Best known from sports supplements, where far larger doses are used than anything a 15.47 mg blend could contain. |
| Monoammonium Glycyrrhizinate | from liquorice | — | A liquorice-derived sweetener and flavour compound. Worth raising with a doctor if you have high blood pressure, since liquorice compounds can affect it at sustained higher intakes. |
| GABA | gamma aminobutyric acid | — | An inhibitory neurotransmitter, included in a great many calm and sleep formulas. |
| L-Tryptophan | amino acid | — | An essential amino acid and the precursor the body uses to make serotonin. |
| L-Carnitine HCL | amino acid derivative | — | Involved in moving fatty acids into mitochondria to be burned, which is why it appears in energy and metabolic formulas. |
Every entry above is transcribed from the photographed label in the order the panel prints them. The blend is proprietary, so no individual weight is published for any of them and none is invented here.
Water, Natural flavors, Potassium Sorbate, Stevia, Xylitol, Citrus Extract.
Water is the carrier. Potassium sorbate is the preservative. Stevia and xylitol supply sweetness with no sugar and no calories. Citrus extract and natural flavors handle taste.
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Twenty-two named extracts and compounds inside the proprietary blend, plus chromium as chromium picolinate on its own line, plus six other ingredients making up the liquid itself.
The label does not say, and neither will this site. All twenty-two extracts share one declared weight of 15.47 mg, so the split between them is not public information.
Guarana seed extract is naturally caffeinated and is one of the twenty-two items in the blend. The panel does not declare a caffeine figure, so if you are caffeine-sensitive, ask the seller before ordering.
Several things worth raising with a pharmacist: grapefruit seed extract, because grapefruit compounds interact with many drugs; liquorice-derived monoammonium glycyrrhizinate, which can affect blood pressure; and the formula as a whole if you take glucose-lowering medication. Show them the panel.
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