Benefits: Brain Function + Nervous System + Detox

Choline serves in fat utilization in the body, detoxification, and is the only vitamin that crosses the blood/brain barrier to be involved in brain chemical metabolism. .

Benefits: Immunity + Brain Function + Energy

Important for normal brain development and for a healthy immune and nervous system.

Benefits: MINERAL ABSORBTION + MOOD + IMMUNE FUNCTION + STRENGTH

Vital in the absorbtion of calcium and phosphorus, as well as facilitating normal immune system function. Supports growth and strength of bones and teeth, while some research shows its poweful in reducing risks for certain diseases.

Benefits: Immunity + Vision

Fat soluable and important for vision, gene expression, reproduction, embryonic development, growth and immune function

Benefits: Energy + Nerve Protection + Brain Function

Converts carbs to fat for storage of potential energy, protects nerves, and improves learning capacity and growth in children

Benefits: Anti-Aging + Energy + Nerve Protection

Impportant for red blood cells and DNA, nervous system, nutrient absorbtion

Benefits: Energy + Cell Growth + Antioxidant

Vitamin B2 is needed for energy production, cell respiration, vision, and growth (including hair, skin, & nails). Riboflavin helps recycle glutathione, extending the antioxidant function in the body, and has been shown to support endurance and training, especially for women.

Benefits: Energy + Metabolif Function + Brain Function

The most stable B vitamin and, as a part of two coenzymes, it is involved in more than 50 metabolic functions in the body. Niacin helps maintain cholesterol levels, provides energy to cells, stimulates circulation, and supports a healthy nervous system. Increased Niacin is needed for athletes, during pregnancy/lactation, and during periods of growth.

Benefits: Anti-Aging + Energy

Vitamin B5 is linked to healthy metabolism, the correct use of fats, and cardiovascular health. It is essential in the production of acetyl-CoA, a foundation of how the body uses and makes energy

Benefits: Energy + Anti-Aging

Metabolism of fat, formation of new tissue, especially the skin, dna, and rna

Benefits: Growth + Development + Brain Function

Vital in the absorbtion of calcium and phosphorus, as well as facilitating normal immune system function. Supports growth and strength of bones and teeth, while some research shows its poweful in reducing risks for certain diseases.

Benefits: Antioxidant + Immunity + Hair, Skin, Nails

Vitamin E is a powerful antioxidant for the entire body, essential for the immune system, blood vessel health, and keeping skin youthful.

Benefits: Bone Health + Nervous System + Cellular System

Helps make various proteins needed for blood clotting and building of bones. K1 was reported on our labs, but we'll be doing more research to update our data for K2 specifically, as it is the form of vitamin K found in animal foods.

Benefits: Energy+ Insuline Regulation

Chromium is an essential part of the glucose tolerance factor (GTF) and is vital in regulating carbohydrate metabolism. It can enhance insulin function and support the proper use of glucose in the body as well as aid in energy production.

Benefits: Energy + Antioxidant + Brain Function

Selenium functions as a component of the enzyme glutathione peroxidase, with antioxidant properties and contributing to cancer prevention, cardiovascular health, heavy metal toxin protection, thyroid support, and growth/development/fertility.

Benefits: Immunity + Energy + Cellular Health

Copper supports learning and brain function, energy production, collagen development, and bone formation.

Benefits: Blood Sugar Management + Energy + Brain Function

Every cell in your body contains Magnesium and needs it to function. Its involved in hundreds of biochemical reactions from regulating blood sugar levels to boosting athletic performance. Magnesium is crucial for your brain and body.

Benefits: Bone Health + Nervous System + Antioxidant

An important trace mineral required for the normal functioning of your brain, nervous system and many of your body’s enzyme systems. Manganese is essential for bone health, including bone development and maintenance.

Benefits: Detoxification + Iron Mobilization

Often scarce, Molybdenum is a trace mineral important to several enzyme systems that support the mobilization of iron from the liver for the body to use (prevents anemia) and could limit the amount of cancer-causing chemicals in the body (especially the colon).

Benefits: Energy + Teeth & Bones

Phosphorus is the 6th most abundant element and is present in every cell in your body, most abundant in teeth and bones. Calcium needs phosphorus to do its job, as does DNA which is formed from alternating phosphorus and sugar molecules. Phosphorus contributes to energy production, muscle contraction as well as kidney function.

Benefits: Immunity + Gene Expression + Cellular Health

Zinc is essential for cell growth and division, immune function, enzyme reactions, DNA synthesis and protein production.

Benefits: Energy + Strength + Vibrancy

Heme iron intake can support overall strength and vibrancy, improve fatigue and stamina while supporting immune function.

Benefits: Heart Health + Muscle Contraction + Energy

Potassium is considered one of the most important minerals in the body, with a vital role in regulating fluid balance, muscle contractions, and the transfer of energy in and out of cells. Diets higher in potassium have been shown to improve cardiovascular health.

Benefits: Anti-Aging

Omega 3's play a vital roll in a healthy body in many ways. A low ratio of Omega6 to Omega3 is corralated to high amounts of antioxidants and phytochemicals (the powerful nutrients typically only thought to exist in plants)

Benefits: Brain Function + Cellular Growth

A low ratio of Omega6 Omega3 is corralated to high amounts of antioxidants and phytochemicals (the powerful nutrients typically only thought to exist in plants)

Benefits: Heart Health + Decrease Inflamation + Blood Sugar Control

Omega 9 fatty acids have a wide range of health bennifits that may include reducing risks for cariovascular diease, increasing energy and enhancing mood, as well as bennifiting those with Alzheimer's.

Benefits: Energy + Skin Health + Anti-Inflamitory

Benefits include supporting skin health, having anti-inflammatory effects and potentially supporting metabolic health.

Benefits: Energy + Skin Health

A higher Stearic Acid in relation to Palmitic and Myristic acid points to a fat that does not raise blood cholesterol levels.

Benefits: Heart & Brain Health + Metabolism

the primary member of Omega-9 Fatty Acid, monounsaturated fatty acid.

Benefits: Heart Health + Improved Insuline Sensitivity & Blood Pressure

Linoleic acid can reduce total LDL Cholesterol and improve insulin sensitivity.

Benefits: Strength + Recovery + Cellular Health

High leucine points to high quality protein.

Benefits: Muscle Growth + Energy

Valine is essential for mental focus, muscle coordination, tissue repair and emotional calm.

Benefits: Healthy Bones + Tissue

Lysine is an important building block for proteins and has a few impressive health benefits: reduce anxitey, improve calcium absorbtion, wound healing, and treating cold sores.

Benefits: Cellular Health + Hormones + Blood Health

Arginine has may be benificial for athletic performance, blood pressure and blood sugar management, as well as imporved recovery from critical illness.

Benefits: Antioxidant + Hair Skin & Nails + Brain Function

Cystine is essential for making the powerful antioxidant glutathione and thus may be helpful in a host of health conditions. It has been known to support detoxification, mental health, respiratory conditions, and immunity.