Nine names, three to start with
9on the label
A good place to begin reading. Illustrative diagram, not a measure of amounts.
9ingredients
The nine ingredients in three groups
- Metabolic balanceBerberine HCL, Banaba Leaf, Cinnamon Bark
- Antioxidant plantsGreen Tea Extract, Clove, Resveratrol
- Everyday kitchen namesApple Cider Vinegar, Ginger Root, Korean Ginseng
Our own grouping. Each slice counts the names in a group, not how much of each is in a gummy.
- 01Berberine HCLA plant compound studied in connection with glucose and metabolic pathways.* It is the first name many readers look for on the label.→
- 02Green Tea ExtractAn extract of green tea leaves that supplies naturally occurring catechins and other antioxidant compounds.*→
- 03Apple Cider VinegarVinegar made from fermented apples, valued for its traditional place in balanced nutrition.→
- 04Banaba LeafA leaf traditionally used in wellness formulas focused on metabolic balance.*→
- 05Cinnamon BarkThe inner bark of the cinnamon tree, a spice that contributes naturally occurring plant compounds.→
- 06Ginger RootA root traditionally appreciated for its warming and digestive qualities.→
- 07Korean GinsengA root herb commonly used in formulas designed around energy and vitality.*→
- 08CloveA dried flower bud containing plant compounds with antioxidant properties.→
- 09ResveratrolA plant compound valued for its antioxidant activity.*→
Amounts are on the bottle
Each guide says what an ingredient is and how the brand describes it. The brand page names the nine ingredients, and your bottle carries the supplement facts with the exact amounts.
To see how they fit together, read herbs with a long kitchen history or the daily routine.