Ingredients

Alpha Linolenic Acid (ALA)

Alpha Lipoic Acid

An antioxidant that’s found in small amounts in vegetables and red meat, especially organ meats. May help cell metabolism and insulin resistance.

Boron

A trace mineral that supports strong bones by helping your body better utilize other minerals such as magnesium and calcium. We use a chelated glycinate form that is bonded to amino acids and easier to absorb.

Calcium

Mineral that supports strong bones and other biological processes. Women need more calcium when pregnant. Calcium citrate is superior to other forms such as the cheaper calcium carbonate as citrate does not affect stomach acid and is more easily absorbed by our bodies.

Choline

Supports cell repair and fat transfer and metabolism. May also promote better memory, cognitive function and liver health. Women who are pregnant have much higher choline requirements. The bitartrate form we use is made in the US and Italy.

Citrus Bioflavonoids

Polyphenolic compounds found in the skins of citrus fruits like oranges and lemons. Acts as a powerful antioxidant in the body, helps the efficacy of vitamin C and protects cells from free radical damage.

Folate

AKA folic acid or vitamin B9, folate is essential for anemia and women who are pregnant. Has been shown to prevent neutral tube defects in unborn babies. Folic acid is used synonymously with folate, as it has been extensively studied and used to fortify our foods for decades. However, people with a genetic mutation called MTHFR may be less efficient at converting folic acid to methylfolate within the body.

Horsetail Powder

Herb that may help with brittle nails, balding and several kidney and bladder related concerns.

Hyaluronic Acid

A substance found naturally in our eyes and joints that acts as a lubricant and moisturizer. May support softer skin and joint health.

Hydrolyzed Collagen

AKA collagen peptides, made from animal gelatin that is said to support healthy skin, bones joints and connective tissue due to its complete amino acid profile.

Inositol

A substance similar to vitamins that is used in conjunction with B vitamins to support cell function, insulin response and faster hair growth.

Iodine

An essential mineral found in seafood and sea vegetables that plays an important role in healthy thyroid function. The National Academy of Sciences recommends that pregnant women supplement iodine as potassium iodide because it is essential to healthy brain development in babies.

Iron

Essential mineral that plays an important role in prevent anemia. Pregnant women who have iron-deficiency anemia have a higher risk of their babies being born preterm and having impaired cognitive development. Ferrous fumarate is a well-studied form that is slower to absorb than some other forms, which means it’s gentler on the stomach while still maintaining good bioavailability.

Lutein

A plant-based compound found in leafy green vegetables and carrots. Our retinas absorb lutein and other compounds from the bloodstream. Acts as an antioxidant and supports eye health.

Manganese

A trace mineral that may support the formation of collagen and connective tissues within the body.

Niacin

AKA vitamin B3. May support healthy cholesterol levels and may reduce incidents of atherosclerosis. The niacinamide form does not cause skin flushing, unlike some other forms.

PABA

Para-aminobenzoic acid is a compound found in folic acid that is said to support skin conditions, darken greying hair and reduce hair loss.

Pantothenic Acid

AKA vitamin B5. An essential nutrient that may support oxygen utilization by our cells, reduce soreness and improve recovery in athletes.

Riboflavin

AKA vitamin B2. Plays a crucial role in cell metabolism.

Rutin

A compound known as a citrus flavonoid that is found in the skins of citrus fruits, buckwheat and asparagus. Acts as an anti-inflammatory in the body and protects cells from free radical damage.

Selenium

A trace mineral that may promote heart health and protect your cells from inflammation and free radical damage.

Thiamine

AKA vitamin B1. An essential nutrient that helps the body metabolize carbohydrates.

Vitamin A

Essential nutrient that plays an important role in eye health, growth and development, and the immune system. There are two forms: the synthetic palmitate, which has been used for decades to fortify food such as milk; and the natural beta carotene form, which is responsible for the bold orange red color in carrots and pumpkin. We mainly use the beta carotene form.

Vitamin B6

Type of B vitamin that plays an important role in metabolizing protein and other enzymatic processes in the body. Pyridoxine hydrochloride is the most common supplement form and has the same bioavailability as food sources.

Zinc

Essential mineral that’s found mainly in crab, oysters and other seafood. Plays important role in maintaining a healthy immune system. We source ours from the United States in a chelated glycinate form, where it is bonded to amino acids and therefore easier to absorb and less taxing on the stomach.