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Acacia FiberAcacia fiber (gum arabic) is a gentle, soluble prebiotic fibre that's easy on the gut. It's a good low-bloat option for adding fibre.Open →AcaiAcai is an antioxidant-rich Amazonian berry heavily marketed for weight loss and 'detox'. The antioxidants are real; the weight-loss and …Open →AcerolaAcerola (Barbados cherry) is another fruit prized as a natural vitamin C source, often used in 'whole-food' vitamin C supplements.Open →Acetyl-L-Carnitine (ALCAR)Acetyl-L-carnitine is a form of the amino-acid-like compound carnitine that crosses into cells and the brain easily. It is studied…1 product · 3 articlesOpen →Activated CharcoalActivated charcoal binds substances in the gut and is a genuine emergency poisoning treatment in hospitals. As a consumer 'detox', anti-gas or whitening pr…Open →African Mango (Irvingia)African mango (Irvingia gabonensis) seed extract is marketed for weight loss and appetite. A few small studies looked positive, but they were low quality a…Open →AgmatineAgmatine is a compound made from the amino acid arginine, popular in pre-workouts and studied fo…Open →AjwainAjwain (carom seed) is a pungent Indian spice used traditionally for digestion and gas. It's a safe culinary spice with modest traditional …Open →AlfalfaAlfalfa is a nutrient-rich legume sold as a 'green food' supplement. It supplies vitamins and minerals, but its disease claims are largely …Open →Aloe VeraAloe vera gel is well known for soothing burns and skin irritation topically. Taken orally it's used for digestion, but oral aloe latex (not the gel) is a …Open →Alpha-GPCAlpha-GPC is a choline compound that raises brain acetylcholine. Its real evidence is in cognitive impairment and deme…Open →Alpha-KetoglutarateAlpha-ketoglutarate (AKG) is a metabolic compound drawing attention in longevity research. Human…Open →Alpha-Linolenic Acid (ALA)Alpha-linolenic acid is the plant omega-3 found in flax, chia and walnuts. It is essential, but…Open →Alpha-Lipoic Acid (ALA)Alpha-lipoic acid is an antioxidant with genuine randomised-trial evidence for easing the symptoms of diabetic nerve pain. It is t…4 products · 8 articlesOpen →American GinsengAmerican ginseng (Panax quinquefolius) is a true ginseng traditionally considered more 'calming' than Asian ginseng. It has modest evidence for blood-sugar…Open →AmlaAmla (Indian gooseberry) is a vitamin-C-rich fruit central to Ayurveda, with promising but still…Open →AndrographisAndrographis is a bitter herb with some of the better evidence among botanicals for easing cold and upper-respiratory symptoms and shortening their duratio…Open →AnserineAnserine is a dipeptide related to carnosine, found in meat and fish, studied for antioxidant and brain effects. Human evidence is preliminary.Open →ApigeninApigenin is the calming flavonoid in chamomile, studied for sleep, anxiety and as a mild antioxidant. It binds the same brain receptors as some sedatives, …Open →Apple Cider VinegarApple cider vinegar (ACV) is popular for blood sugar, weight and digestion. Its acetic acid can modestly blunt post-meal blood sugar and slightly aid fulln…Open →Apple PectinApple pectin is a soluble fibre used for digestion, cholesterol and blood sugar. Its benefits ar…Open →ArnicaArnica is a classic topical remedy for bruises and muscle soreness. Used on intact skin it's popular and reasonably supported; taken by mouth …Open →Artichoke ExtractArtichoke leaf extract is used for digestion, bloating and cholesterol. It has some of the better botanical evidence for indigestion (dyspepsia) and modest…Open →AsafoetidaAsafoetida (hing) is a pungent resin spice used traditionally for digestion and gas. It's a long-used culinary ingredient with mostly …Open →Ascorbyl PalmitateAscorbyl palmitate is a fat-soluble form of vitamin C used mainly in skincare and as an antioxidant preservative. As an oral supplement it offers no …Open →AshwagandhaAshwagandha is an Ayurvedic adaptogen taken mainly for stress and sleep. It has a reasonable amount of human research for modest r…3 products · 5 articlesOpen →AstaxanthinAstaxanthin is a deep-red antioxidant carotenoid from algae. Small trials suggest it mildly reduces oxidative-stress m…Open →AstragalusAstragalus is a traditional Chinese tonic marketed for immunity, but its strongest clinical evidence is actually as an…Open →

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Bacopa Monnieri (Brahmi)Bacopa monnieri is an Ayurvedic herb with some of the better human evidence among cognitive supplements — but its effects are mode…3 products · 8 articlesOpen →Banaba LeafBanaba leaf provides corosolic acid, studied for blood-sugar support. Early human studies are modestly encouraging, but the evidence base is small and it c…Open →BaobabBaobab is an African superfruit powder high in fibre and vitamin C, used for digestion and energy. It is a genuinely nutritious food with modest, …Open →BarberryBarberry is another berberine-rich plant, sharing berberine's blood-sugar and cholesterol rationale and its many drug interactions.Open →Barley GrassBarley grass is the young leaf of the barley plant, a 'green superfood' similar to wheatgrass — rich in chlorophyll, fibre, vitamins and antioxidants. Nutr…Open →Bay LeafBay leaf is a culinary spice with some early blood-sugar research. It's a safe flavouring; the leaf itself stays whole and is removed before …Open →BCAAs (Branched-Chain Amino Acids)BCAAs — leucine, isoleucine and valine — are marketed for muscle growth and recovery. The catch: if you already eat enough complete protein, BCAAs add litt…Open →Bee PollenBee pollen is marketed as a 'complete superfood' for energy and vitality. It is nutrie…Open →Beetroot (Dietary Nitrate)Beetroot is a dietary source of nitrate that the body turns into nitric oxide, relaxing blood vessels. It has reasonably good evid…1 product · 1 articleOpen →BenfotiamineBenfotiamine is a fat-soluble form of vitamin B1 (thiamine) that is absorbed far better than ordinary thiamine. It is used mainly …2 products · 5 articlesOpen →Bentonite ClayBentonite clay is a volcanic clay used topically (masks, poultices) and, more controversially, internally for 'detox'. Topical use is reasonable; eating cl…Open →BerberineBerberine is a plant compound studied mainly for blood sugar, cholesterol and related metabolic markers. It has some of the strong…3 products · 5 articlesOpen →Beta-AlanineBeta-alanine is an amino acid that raises muscle carnosine and, with consistent use, modestly improves performance in…Open →Beta-CaroteneBeta-carotene is the orange plant pigment the body converts to vitamin A, important for vision and skin. Dietary beta-carotene is healthy, but high-dose su…Open →Beta-CryptoxanthinBeta-cryptoxanthin is an orange carotenoid from fruits like oranges and papaya, linked in studie…Open →Beta-GlucanBeta-glucans are soluble fibres from oats, barley and mushrooms/yeast. Oat/barley beta-glucan has strong, officially recognised evidence for lowering chole…Open →Beta-SitosterolBeta-sitosterol is a plant sterol with two distinct uses: easing prostate urinary symptoms, where it has some of the better eviden…1 product · 6 articlesOpen →Betaine (TMG)Betaine (TMG) reliably lowers homocysteine and has small, inconsistent benefits for athletic power — but trials show i…Open →Betaine HClBetaine hydrochloride is used to add stomach acid for people who may have too little. It is diff…Open →BilberryBilberry is a European relative of the blueberry, rich in antioxidant anthocyanins. It is marketed heavily for eye and vision heal…2 products · 2 articlesOpen →BiotinBiotin is the vitamin behind countless hair, skin and nail supplements — but there's little evidence it helps any…Open →Bitter MelonBitter melon is a tropical vegetable used traditionally to lower blood sugar. It contains insulin-like compounds, but human trial results are inconsistent,…Open →Black CohoshBlack cohosh is one of the most-used herbs for menopausal hot flushes. Evidence is mixed, and ra…Open →Black Seed Oil (Nigella sativa)Black seed oil (Nigella sativa), rich in thymoquinone, is a traditional remedy now studied for blood pressure, blood sugar, cholesterol and allergic/respir…Open →BladderwrackBladderwrack is a seaweed used traditionally for thyroid and joints, mainly because of its iodine. The same iodine caution as kelp applies.Open →Blessed ThistleBlessed thistle is a traditional digestive bitter and lactation herb. Its uses rest mostly on tr…Open →Borage Oil (GLA)Borage oil is the richest source of GLA, an omega-6 fatty acid used for skin conditions (eczema), inflammation and joint symptoms. Evidence is mixed, and a…Open →BoronBoron is a trace mineral involved in bone and hormone metabolism. Small human studies show it can shift hormone and in…Open →Boswellia (Frankincense)Boswellia, the resin behind frankincense, is taken for joint comfort. Small trials suggest a modest, real benefit in osteoarthriti…1 articleOpen →BromelainBromelain is a pineapple enzyme with anti-inflammatory and protein-digesting effects. Small and mostly older trials su…Open →BupleurumBupleurum is a core Chinese 'liver-soothing' herb used in classic formulas. It is rarely used alone, and quality human evidence is limited.Open →Burdock RootBurdock root is a traditional 'blood purifier' and skin/detox herb, also eaten as a vegetable (gobo). It's nutritious and a prebiotic fibre source, but spe…Open →Butcher's BroomButcher's broom is a traditional vein herb used, like horse chestnut, for circulation and leg-vein symptoms. Evidence is supportive but more …Open →ButterburButterbur is a herb with reasonably good evidence for migraine and allergic rhinitis — but only…Open →

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CaffeineCaffeine is the world's most-used stimulant, with strong evidence for alertness and exercis…Open →CalciumCalcium is the main mineral in bones and teeth and is essential for muscle and nerve function. G…Open →Calcium D-GlucarateCalcium D-glucarate is marketed to support the body's clearance of estrogen and 'toxins' by inhibiting an enzyme (beta-glucuronidase) that recycles them. T…Open →CalendulaCalendula (pot marigold) is a classic skin-soothing herb used topically for minor wounds and irr…Open →California PoppyCalifornia poppy is a mild sedative herb traditionally used for sleep, anxiety and minor pain, often combined with other calming botanicals. Human evidence…Open →Camu CamuCamu camu is an Amazonian berry exceptionally high in vitamin C, sold as an immune and antioxidant supplement. Its benefits largely reflect its …Open →CardamomCardamom is an aromatic spice with traditional digestive uses and some early evidence for metabo…Open →CarnosineCarnosine is a dipeptide (beta-alanine plus histidine) concentrated in muscle and brain, studied as an antioxidant and 'anti-glycation' compound. Oral carn…Open →Cascara SagradaCascara sagrada is a powerful stimulant laxative bark. It works, but is only for short-term use…Open →Cat's ClawCat's claw is an Amazonian vine used for joint pain and immune support. It has some evidence for osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis symptoms, but qual…Open →CatuabaCatuaba is a Brazilian tree bark used traditionally as an aphrodisiac and 'nerve tonic'. Like muira puama, it is popular in men's vitality blends but lacks…Open →Cayenne (Capsaicin)Cayenne pepper and its active compound capsaicin have a genuine, if small, thermogenic and appetite effect, and capsaicin is also used topically for pain. …Open →Cetyl MyristoleateCetyl myristoleate (CMO) is a fatty-acid compound marketed for joints and arthritis. Independent evidence is limited.Open →ChagaChaga is a birch-tree fungus marketed as a potent antioxidant and immune mushroom. Lab antioxidant activity is high, but human evidence is scarce, and its …Open →ChamomileChamomile is a traditional calming herb that, unusually for a folk remedy, has some genuine clinical-trial support — f…Open →ChlorellaChlorella is a nutrient-dense green algae taken for cholesterol, blood pressure and 'detox.' Meta-analyses a…Open →Chlorogenic AcidChlorogenic acid is the main antioxidant in green coffee, marketed for weight and blood sugar. Effects are modest and the strongest weight-loss …Open →ChlorophyllLiquid chlorophyll (usually chlorophyllin) went viral for skin, 'detox' and body odour. It's a safe green antioxidant with some old evidence for odour cont…Open →CholineCholine is an essential nutrient most people under-consume, important for the liver, nerves and especially fetal brain…Open →ChondroitinChondroitin is a cartilage component often paired with glucosamine for joint health. As with glucosamine, the best-quality evidenc…1 articleOpen →Chromium (Picolinate)Chromium is a trace mineral marketed for blood sugar and weight. Genuine deficiency is rare, and the evidence that supplementing h…5 products · 4 articlesOpen →Chromium PicolinateChromium picolinate is the most common chromium supplement, marketed for blood sugar and weight. The evidence is weak and inconsistent.Open →CinnamonCinnamon is widely promoted for blood sugar, but the human evidence is small and inconsistent. The more important practical point …2 products · 3 articlesOpen →Citicoline (CDP-Choline)Citicoline is a choline-containing compound studied for memory, focus and brain health. It has more research than many 'nootropics…4 articlesOpen →Citrus BergamotCitrus bergamot is a citrus extract studied for cholesterol and blood sugar. Some trials show modest improvements in lipids, but t…1 articleOpen →CLA (Conjugated Linoleic Acid)CLA is a fatty acid (found in dairy and beef) sold for fat loss and body composition. Human results are small and inconsistent, and high-dose supplements h…Open →CleaversCleavers is a traditional 'lymphatic' and urinary herb. Its uses are based almost enti…Open →CloveClove and its oil are best known for dental pain relief thanks to eugenol. Topical/dental use ha…Open →Cod Liver OilCod liver oil supplies omega-3s (EPA/DHA) plus naturally high vitamins A and D. It's a traditional all-rounder, but the vitamin A content means you can't s…Open →CodonopsisCodonopsis is a gentle Chinese tonic root often used as a milder, affordable alternative to ginseng. Human evidence is limited.Open →Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10)CoQ10 is a compound your cells use to make energy and as an antioxidant. It is popular for heart health, statin-related muscle ach…4 articlesOpen →Collagen (Hydrolysed Peptides)Collagen peptides are the most popular skin and joint supplement. There is some genuine trial evidence for modest improvements in …1 product · 5 articlesOpen →ColostrumBovine colostrum is the first milk after calving, rich in antibodies and growth factors, used fo…Open →ColtsfootColtsfoot is a traditional cough herb, but it contains liver-toxic compounds, so modern use is discouraged unless those compounds are removed.Open →CopperCopper is an essential trace mineral the body needs for energy, iron handling, connective tissue and nerves. Deficienc…Open →CordycepsCordyceps is a fungus traditionally used for energy and stamina. Some small trials show improved aerobic capacity in o…Open →Coriander SeedCoriander seed is a digestive spice with traditional carminative uses and some early metabolic r…Open →CranberryCranberry contains compounds that may stop UTI-causing bacteria from sticking to the bladder wall. The latest evidence suggests it…3 products · 2 articlesOpen →CreatineCreatine is one of the most studied and effective sports supplements, with solid evidence for strength and high-intensity performa…1 articleOpen →Curry LeafCurry leaf is an aromatic South Indian cooking herb (not curry powder) with antioxidant value and some early blood-sugar research. It's a …Open →

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D-Aspartic AcidD-aspartic acid (DAA) is an amino acid marketed as a natural testosterone booster. Early small studies looked promising, but better-controlled trials have …Open →D-Chiro-InositolD-chiro-inositol is a form of inositol studied, often with myo-inositol, for PCOS and insulin sensitivity. The combination is one of the …Open →D-MannoseD-mannose is a simple sugar that helps prevent recurrent urinary tract infections by stopping E. coli bacteria from sticking to the bladder wall. It has re…Open →D-RiboseD-ribose is a sugar marketed for energy and fatigue, especially in heart and chronic-fatigue con…Open →DamianaDamiana (Turnera diffusa) is a shrub used traditionally as an aphrodisiac and mood lifter for both men and women. It appears in many libido formulas, but s…Open →Dandelion RootDandelion is a common weed used traditionally as a digestive bitter, mild diuretic and 'liver tonic'. It's nutritious and generally safe, but human evidenc…Open →Devil's ClawDevil's claw is a South African root with reasonable evidence for easing osteoarthritis and lower-back pain, comparable in some studies to mild pain reliev…Open →DHADHA is the omega-3 fat most concentrated in the brain and eyes, important in pregnancy, infancy…Open →DHEADHEA is a hormone the body makes that declines with age. It is marketed for anti-aging, libido and performance, but th…Open →Diindolylmethane (DIM)DIM is a compound formed from cruciferous vegetables (broccoli, cabbage) that influences how the body metabolises estrogen. It's marketed for hormone balan…Open →DillDill is a culinary herb used traditionally for digestion and infant colic (as 'gripe water'). It's a safe, mild kitchen herb with …Open →Dimethylglycine (DMG)DMG is a compound derived from glycine, marketed for energy, athletic performance and immunity. Human evidence is weak.Open →DiosminDiosmin is a citrus flavonoid with genuine evidence for vein problems and haemorrhoids, often combined with hesperidin. It is a widely used venous …Open →DL-Phenylalanine (DLPA)DLPA is a mix of two forms of the amino acid phenylalanine, marketed for mood and pain. Evidence is limited, and people with PKU must avoid it …Open →DMAEDMAE is a compound marketed for focus and 'skin firming'. Cognitive evidence is weak,…Open →Dong QuaiDong quai is a traditional Chinese herb for women's health, often combined with others. Qua…Open →

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FennelFennel seed is a traditional carminative used to ease bloating, gas and colic. It has modest evidence for digestive comfort and infant colic, and a mild es…Open →FenugreekFenugreek is a culinary seed studied for blood sugar, male vitality and breast-milk supply. The blood-sugar evidence is modest; te…2 products · 2 articlesOpen →Ferulic AcidFerulic acid is a plant antioxidant used mainly in skincare, where it stabilises and boosts vitamins C and E. Topical use is well established; oral …Open →FeverfewFeverfew is a traditional herb best known for migraine prevention. The evidence is mixed but it…Open →FisetinFisetin is a plant flavonoid (found in strawberries) studied as a 'senolytic' — a compound that may clear senescent 'zombie' cells linked to ageing. The sc…Open →Flaxseed OilFlaxseed oil provides ALA, a plant omega-3. It's a useful option for vegetarians, but the body converts ALA to the active EPA/DHA only inefficiently, so it…Open →Fo-TiFo-ti (He Shou Wu) is a Chinese tonic herb traditionally linked to anti-ageing and hair. Modern…Open →FolateFolate (vitamin B9) is an essential vitamin best known for preventing neural-tube birth defects and for lowering homoc…Open →Folinic AcidFolinic acid is an active, reduced form of folate used medically and as an alternative to folic acid. It is a genuine, well-absorbed folate form.Open →Forskolin (Coleus)Forskolin, from the Coleus forskohlii plant, is marketed for fat loss. It has a genuine cellular mechanism (raising cAMP), but human weight-loss evidence i…Open →Fructooligosaccharides (FOS)FOS are short-chain prebiotic fibres closely related to inulin, used to feed beneficial gut bacteria and support digestion. Like inulin, they're effective …Open →FucoxanthinFucoxanthin is a brown-seaweed pigment studied for metabolism and fat. Early research is intrigu…Open →

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GABAGABA is the brain's main calming neurotransmitter, sold for stress and sleep. The catch: swallowed GABA appears t…Open →Galacto-oligosaccharides (GOS)Galacto-oligosaccharides (GOS) are prebiotic fibres, naturally found in human and cow's milk, with good evidence for feeding beneficial …Open →GalangalGalangal is a ginger-family root used in Southeast Asian cooking and traditional medicine for di…Open →Garcinia Cambogia (HCA)Garcinia cambogia is a tropical fruit extract heavily marketed for weight loss. The weight-loss evidence is weak and the effect, i…1 product · 3 articlesOpen →GarlicGarlic supplements are taken for heart health. The evidence points to modest reductions in blood pressure and cholesterol — real b…2 articlesOpen →GingerGinger is a culinary root with genuinely good evidence for one thing in particular: easing nausea, including in pregnancy, motion …1 product · 1 articleOpen →Ginkgo BilobaGinkgo is one of the most popular memory supplements. Meta-analyses show a small cognitive benef…Open →Ginkgo BilobaGinkgo is one of the most popular memory supplements. Meta-analyses show a small cognitive benefit in people who alrea…Open →GinsengGinseng is a famous energy and 'vitality' tonic, but recent rigorous meta-analyses find no clear benefit for…Open →Glucomannan (Konjac)Glucomannan is a soluble fibre from konjac root with genuine, EFSA-recognised evidence for modest weight loss when taken before meals with water. It works …Open →GlucoraphaninGlucoraphanin is the broccoli compound that the body converts into sulforaphane. Many 'broccoli extract' supplements provide it, ideally …Open →GlucosamineGlucosamine is one of the most popular joint supplements, but large rigorous trials have largely failed to show it relieves osteoa…1 articleOpen →GlucuronolactoneGlucuronolactone is a compound found in energy drinks, marketed for energy and 'detox'…Open →GlutathioneGlutathione is the body's main antioxidant, made inside every cell from three amino acids. Oral supplements are p…Open →GlycineGlycine is the smallest amino acid and a building block the body uses for collagen and many other roles. As a suppleme…Open →Goji BerryGoji berries (wolfberries) are an antioxidant-rich fruit used in Chinese medicine, especially for eye health. They are a healthy food, though the …Open →GoldenrodGoldenrod is a traditional 'flushing' herb for the urinary tract. It is used in some E…Open →GoldensealGoldenseal is a berberine-containing herb marketed for colds, infections and digestion, often paired with echinacea. Real evidence for these uses is weak, …Open →Gotu KolaGotu kola is a traditional 'brain tonic,' but a meta-analysis found no clear cognitive benefit versus placeb…Open →Grape Seed ExtractGrape seed extract is rich in antioxidant proanthocyanidins. Its best-supported effect is a modest reduction in blood pressure in …4 products · 6 articlesOpen →Grapefruit Seed ExtractGrapefruit seed extract is marketed as a natural antimicrobial, but much of its activity has bee…Open →GraviolaGraviola (soursop) is a tropical fruit and leaf marketed with bold anticancer claims. Those claims are unproven, and long-term use has been linked to …Open →Green Coffee Bean ExtractGreen coffee bean extract provides chlorogenic acid and is marketed for weight loss and blood sugar. Early weight studies were small and some were retracte…Open →Green Tea Extract (EGCG)Green tea extract concentrates the antioxidant catechins found in green tea, especially EGCG. Drinking green tea is healthy, but c…5 products · 3 articlesOpen →Green-Lipped MusselGreen-lipped mussel extract is a marine source of omega-3s and other compounds, studied for joint comfort. Evidence is modest and mixed.Open →GuaranaGuarana is a caffeine-rich Amazonian plant used for energy and weight products. Its effects are…Open →GuggulGuggul is an Ayurvedic resin traditionally used for cholesterol and joints. Modern trials have b…Open →Gymnema SylvestreGymnema is an Ayurvedic herb nicknamed the 'sugar destroyer' because it temporarily blunts the taste of sweetness. It has small, p…2 products · 5 articlesOpen →

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Hawthorn (Crataegus)Hawthorn is a traditional heart tonic studied mainly as an add-on in mild heart failure. Because it acts on the heart and interact…1 articleOpen →HesperidinHesperidin is a citrus flavonoid (from orange peel) used for vein and circulation health, often with diosmin for haemorrhoids and varicose veins. It has re…Open →HibiscusHibiscus is a tart herbal tea with reasonable evidence for modestly lowering blood pressure. It…Open →Holy BasilHoly basil, or tulsi, is a revered Ayurvedic herb taken as an adaptogen for stress and for blood-sugar support. Small…Open →HonokiolHonokiol is an active compound from magnolia bark, studied for calming, sleep and antioxidant effects. Human evidence is still preliminary.Open →HopsHops — the same flower used to brew beer — are used in sleep and calming formulas, usually paired with valerian. The evidence is modest and strongest in co…Open →HorehoundHorehound is a bitter herb traditionally used for coughs and digestion, found in old-fashioned c…Open →Horse ChestnutHorse chestnut seed extract has genuinely reasonable evidence for varicose veins and leg-vein symptoms — one of the better-supported botanicals for …Open →HorsetailHorsetail is a silica-rich plant used for hair, nails, skin and bone support, and as a mild diuretic. Silica's structural role is real, but human evidence …Open →Huperzine AHuperzine A is a plant alkaloid that acts much like a drug, blocking an enzyme that breaks down a memory-related neurotransmitter.…1 articleOpen →Hyaluronic AcidHyaluronic acid is a gel-like molecule that holds water in skin and joints. Oral supplements are popular for skin hydr…Open →HydroxocobalaminHydroxocobalamin is a natural form of vitamin B12, often given by injection because it lasts longer in the body. It effectively treats B12 deficiency.Open →HydroxyprolineHydroxyproline is a modified amino acid that is a hallmark of collagen. As a supplement it's usually obtained via collagen rather than alone.Open →HyssopHyssop is an aromatic herb used traditionally for coughs and digestion. Its uses are largely traditional, and its essential oil carries seizure risk …Open →

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L-AlanineL-alanine is a non-essential amino acid involved in energy and blood-sugar metabolism. The body…Open →L-ArginineL-arginine is an amino acid the body turns into nitric oxide, a molecule that relaxes blood vessels. It is taken for circulation a…2 products · 2 articlesOpen →L-AsparagineL-asparagine is a non-essential amino acid involved in protein and brain function. The body makes it readily, so it is rarely supplemented on its own.Open →L-Aspartic AcidL-aspartic acid is a non-essential amino acid involved in energy metabolism. It differs from D-a…Open →L-CarnitineL-carnitine is an amino-acid derivative that helps shuttle fatty acids into cells to be burned for energy. It is marketed for fat loss and exercise, but th…Open →L-Carnitine L-TartrateL-carnitine L-tartrate is a fast-absorbing carnitine form favoured by athletes for recovery. Evidence points more to recovery support than to fat …Open →L-CitrullineL-citrulline is an amino acid that the body converts into arginine — and it raises nitric oxide more effectively than taking argin…3 articlesOpen →L-CysteineL-cysteine is a sulphur-containing amino acid and the building block of glutathione and keratin.…Open →L-Glutamic AcidL-glutamic acid is an abundant amino acid and the body's main excitatory neurotransmitter (as glutamate). The body makes plenty, so supplements …Open →L-GlutamineL-glutamine is the body's most abundant amino acid and a key fuel for gut and immune cells. The clearest benefits…Open →L-HistidineL-histidine is an essential amino acid and a building block of proteins, haemoglobin and the ant…Open →L-IsoleucineL-isoleucine is one of the three branched-chain amino acids (BCAAs), used by athletes for muscle…Open →L-LeucineL-leucine is an essential branched-chain amino acid and the strongest single trigger of muscle protein synthesis. It matters most for older adults and thos…Open →L-LysineL-lysine is an essential amino acid best known for cold-sore (oral herpes) support and for its role in collagen formation. The cold-sore evidence is modest…Open →L-MethionineL-methionine is an essential, sulfur-containing amino acid involved in methylation, antioxidant (glutathione) production and liver function. Deficiency is …Open →L-OrnithineL-ornithine is a non-essential amino acid involved in the urea cycle (clearing ammonia) and often paired with arginine for exercise or sleep-quality market…Open →L-PhenylalanineL-phenylalanine is an essential amino acid the body converts to tyrosine and then to dopamine, noradrenaline and adrenaline. It is marketed for mood, focus…Open →L-ProlineL-proline is a non-essential amino acid that is a major building block of collagen. It is included in some skin and joint formulas, but supplementing it ha…Open →L-SerineL-serine is a non-essential amino acid important for brain and nerve function, under study for s…Open →L-TheanineL-theanine is an amino acid from tea that promotes a state of calm alertness without sedation. It has modest but reasonably consis…2 products · 2 articlesOpen →L-ThreonineL-threonine is an essential amino acid important for gut lining, connective tissue and immune pr…Open →L-TryptophanL-tryptophan is an essential amino acid the body converts to serotonin and then melatonin, so it is marketed for mood and sleep. Effects are modest, and it…Open →L-TyrosineL-tyrosine is an amino acid the body uses to build the brain chemicals dopamine and noradrenaline. The honest read of…Open →L-ValineL-valine is the third branched-chain amino acid, included in muscle and recovery supplements. As…Open →LactaseLactase is the enzyme that digests lactose, taken by people with lactose intolerance. It has cle…Open →LactoferrinLactoferrin is a milk protein with iron-binding and immune roles, studied for infections, iron s…Open →Larch ArabinogalactanLarch arabinogalactan is a prebiotic fibre from larch trees, used for gut and immune support. It…Open →LavenderLavender, taken as a standardised oral capsule (not just aromatherapy), has surprisingly good evidence for reducing anxiety, comparable to some low-dose me…Open →Lemon BalmLemon balm (Melissa officinalis) is a calming herb in the mint family. A meta-analysis suggests it improves anxiety an…Open →LemongrassLemongrass is a citrusy culinary herb used traditionally for digestion and relaxation. As a tea…Open →Licorice Root (DGL)Licorice root soothes digestive and throat irritation, and its deglycyrrhizinated form (DGL) is used for indigestion and ulcers. Whole licorice carries a r…Open →Lion's Mane (Hericium erinaceus)Lion's mane is an edible mushroom studied for cognition and mood. Laboratory work on nerve-growth factor is intriguing, but the hu…3 products · 4 articlesOpen →Lithium OrotateLithium orotate is a low-dose lithium supplement marketed for mood and brain health. It is very…Open →LuteinLutein is a plant carotenoid that concentrates in the macula of the eye, where it filters blue light and acts as an an…Open →LuteolinLuteolin is a plant flavonoid with antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and possible 'mast-cell-stabilising' effects, studied for brain health and allergy-type i…Open →LycopeneLycopene is the red antioxidant carotenoid in tomatoes, studied for prostate and heart health and skin sun-protection. Dietary lycopene is linked to benefi…Open →

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Maca (Lepidium meyenii)Maca is a Peruvian root food taken for libido, energy and mood. Small studies suggest a possible libido benefit, but — contrary to…4 products · 3 articlesOpen →MagnesiumMagnesium is an essential mineral involved in hundreds of body processes, including nerve and muscle function, energy and blood-su…2 products · 5 articlesOpen →Magnesium GlycinateMagnesium glycinate (magnesium bound to glycine) is a gentle, well-absorbed form popular for sleep and relaxation, and easier on the stomach than …Open →Magnesium L-ThreonateMagnesium L-threonate is a form of magnesium marketed for the brain, on the theory it raises brain magnesium better. Early evidence is interesting …Open →Magnolia BarkMagnolia bark, used in Traditional Chinese Medicine, contains honokiol and magnolol and is marketed for stress, sleep and cortisol balance. Human evidence …Open →MaitakeMaitake is an edible medicinal mushroom rich in beta-glucans, studied for immune support and blood-sugar/metabolic effects. Most evidence is preliminary, a…Open →Malic AcidMalic acid is a fruit acid involved in energy metabolism, often paired with magnesium for fatigu…Open →ManganeseManganese is an essential trace mineral involved in bone formation and antioxidant defence. Defi…Open →MangosteenMangosteen is a tropical fruit whose rind is marketed for its 'xanthone' antioxidants. The fruit is healthy, but supplement claims are …Open →Manuka HoneyManuka honey is a New Zealand honey with genuine antibacterial activity, valued especially for w…Open →MarjoramMarjoram is a culinary herb used traditionally for digestion and women's complaints. As a food it's safe; its therapeutic claims are mostly …Open →Marshmallow RootMarshmallow root (Althaea) is a soothing mucilage herb used for coughs, sore throats and digestive irritation. Like slippery elm, it's a gentle demulcent w…Open →MCT OilMCT oil provides medium-chain fats that are absorbed and burned quickly for energy or ketones, popular with keto and 'bulletproof coffee'. It offers quick …Open →MeadowsweetMeadowsweet is a traditional herb containing natural salicylates (aspirin-like compounds), used for pain and digestion. The same cautions as aspirin …Open →MelatoninMelatonin is the body's sleep-timing hormone, sold as a supplement mainly for jet lag and trouble falling asleep. It works best as…2 articlesOpen →MethylcobalaminMethylcobalamin is an active form of vitamin B12, often marketed as superior to cheaper cyanocob…Open →MethylfolateMethylfolate is the active, body-ready form of folate (vitamin B9). It is marketed especially fo…Open →Milk Thistle (Silymarin)Milk thistle is the classic 'liver support' herb, built around an antioxidant complex called silymarin. It is plausible and widely…1 product · 2 articlesOpen →Mixed TocopherolsMixed tocopherols provide the full family of vitamin E forms rather than just alpha-tocopherol, which some argue is more balanced. Evidence of …Open →Modified Citrus PectinModified citrus pectin is a processed fibre studied for 'detox' and, more seriously, i…Open →MolybdenumMolybdenum is an essential trace mineral needed by a handful of enzymes. Deficiency from diet is…Open →Monk FruitMonk fruit is a natural, zero-calorie sweetener that doesn't raise blood sugar. It's a useful sugar alternative with a good safety record.Open →MoringaMoringa ('the miracle tree') is a nutrient-dense leaf powder rich in vitamins, minerals and antioxidants. It's a genuinely good 'green' food source, with e…Open →MotherwortMotherwort is a traditional herb for the heart, nerves and menstruation. Modern human evidence i…Open →MSM (Methylsulfonylmethane)MSM is a sulphur compound taken for joint comfort and, sometimes, exercise recovery. A handful of small trials hint at modest bene…1 articleOpen →Mucuna PruriensMucuna pruriens (velvet bean) is a tropical legume naturally rich in L-dopa, the direct precursor to dopamine. It is used traditionally for mood, libido an…Open →MugwortMugwort is a traditional digestive and 'women's' herb, also used in moxibustion.…Open →Muira PuamaMuira puama is an Amazonian shrub nicknamed 'potency wood', used traditionally as an aphrodisiac and tonic. It is a staple of men's vitality blends, but ri…Open →Mulberry LeafWhite mulberry leaf contains DNJ, a compound that blocks carbohydrate-digesting enzymes, blunting post-meal blood-sugar spikes. It's one of the more mechan…Open →MulleinMullein is a traditional 'lung herb' used for coughs and airway irritation, valued as a soothing expectorant. It's gentle and generally safe, but rigorous …Open →

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N-Acetyl-L-TyrosineN-acetyl-L-tyrosine (NALT) is a more soluble form of tyrosine used in nootropics for stress and focus. Plain tyrosine is actually better studied and …Open →N-Acetylcysteine (NAC)NAC is a well-established medicine — used in hospitals as a paracetamol-overdose antidote and to thin mucus — that is also sold as…2 articlesOpen →NADHNADH is the active, energy-carrying form of vitamin B3, marketed for energy and fatigue. Oral absorption is uncertain and evidence is limited.Open →NaringeninNaringenin is a citrus flavonoid (notably in grapefruit) studied for metabolism. Evidence is largely preclinical, and grapefruit's drug …Open →NattokinaseNattokinase is an enzyme extracted from natto, a traditional fermented-soybean food. It is marketed for circulation, c…Open →NeemNeem is a versatile traditional plant used topically for skin and oral care. Topical and dental…Open →NiacinNiacin (vitamin B3) is an essential vitamin. At ordinary doses it simply prevents deficiency; at much higher 'lip…Open →Nicotinamide RibosideNicotinamide riboside (NR) is a form of vitamin B3 that raises NAD+, a coenzyme central to energy and cellular repair that declines with age. It reliably b…Open →NMNNMN is a NAD+ precursor sold as an anti-aging supplement. Trials confirm it reliably raises blood NAD+ levels and is w…Open →NoniNoni is a tropical fruit juice marketed as a cure-all. Evidence for its many claims is weak, and there are real reports of liver harm.Open →NutmegNutmeg is a warming spice with traditional digestive and sleep uses — but in larger-than-culinar…Open →

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PABAPABA (para-aminobenstoic acid) is a compound once classed with the B-vitamins and used in old su…Open →Panax Ginseng (Asian Ginseng)Asian ginseng is a traditional tonic taken for energy, vitality, cognition and immune support. Human evidence is mixed and mostly …2 products · 2 articlesOpen →PantethinePantethine is an active derivative of vitamin B5 studied specifically for cholesterol. It has mo…Open →Pantothenic Acid (Vitamin B5)Pantothenic acid (vitamin B5) is an essential nutrient for making energy and hormones. Deficienc…Open →PapainPapain is a protein-digesting enzyme from papaya, used as a digestive aid and meat tenderiser. I…Open →ParsleyParsley is a nutrient-rich culinary herb used traditionally as a mild diuretic. It's a healthy food; concentrated parsley products carry a few …Open →Partially Hydrolyzed Guar Gum (PHGG)Partially hydrolyzed guar gum (PHGG) is a gentle soluble fibre and prebiotic, well tolerated and useful for both constipation and loose stools, …Open →PassionflowerPassionflower (Passiflora incarnata) is a traditional calming herb. Small, short trials suggest it modestly reduces an…Open →Pau d'ArcoPau d'arco is a South American tree bark marketed for immune and antifungal support. Human evidence is weak and high doses can be toxic.Open →Peppermint OilEnteric-coated peppermint oil is one of the best-evidenced natural options for irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), relaxing gut muscle to ease cramps and bloat…Open →PhenylethylaminePhenylethylamine (PEA) is a compound found in chocolate, marketed for mood and focus. Taken by m…Open →Phosphatidic AcidPhosphatidic acid is a phospholipid marketed to athletes for muscle growth via the mTOR pathway. Evidence is limited and mixed.Open →PhosphatidylcholinePhosphatidylcholine is a major phospholipid in cell membranes and a source of choline, used for liver and brain support. It's the main active in lecithin; …Open →PhosphatidylserinePhosphatidylserine is a fat that is part of every cell membrane and is concentrated in the brain. Older studies suggested a modest…1 product · 3 articlesOpen →PhosphorusPhosphorus is an essential mineral abundant in food and, with calcium, a main component of bone.…Open →PinitolPinitol (D-pinitol) is a plant compound related to inositol, studied for blood sugar and as a 'nutrient partitioner' in sports supplements. …Open →Piperine (BioPerine)Piperine is the pungent compound in black pepper, added to supplements to boost the absorption of other ingredients (most famously curcumin). Its own direc…Open →Pomegranate ExtractPomegranate extract concentrates antioxidant polyphenols (punicalagins) studied for heart and prostate health. Evidence is promising but still mixed.Open →PotassiumPotassium is an essential mineral for blood pressure, heart rhythm and muscle function. Most peo…Open →PQQPQQ is a compound studied for mitochondrial health, often paired with CoQ10 for energy and brain support. It has interesting mechanisms (promoting new mito…Open →Probiotics (Lactobacillus & friends)Probiotics are live microorganisms that can support digestion — but their effects are strain-specific, so the exact strains and do…7 articlesOpen →Propionyl-L-CarnitinePropionyl-L-carnitine is a carnitine form studied specifically for circulation and leg-artery disease. It has more cardiovascular research than plain …Open →PropolisPropolis is a resin bees use to seal their hive, used for oral, throat and skin health. It has s…Open →Psyllium HuskPsyllium is a soluble fibre with strong, well-established evidence — it relieves constipation, modestly lowers LDL cholesterol, an…3 articlesOpen →PterostilbenePterostilbene is a resveratrol relative found in blueberries, marketed as a more bioavailable antioxidant and 'longevity' compound. It absorbs better than …Open →Pumpkin Seed ExtractPumpkin seed and its oil are used for prostate (BPH) and overactive-bladder symptoms. The evidence is modest but more encouraging than many botanicals, and…Open →Pycnogenol (Pine Bark Extract)Pycnogenol is a branded French maritime pine bark extract rich in antioxidant proanthocyanidins. It has preliminary evidence acros…2 articlesOpen →Pygeum (African Plum Bark)Pygeum is a bark extract used for prostate-related urinary symptoms. Older trials hinted at modest benefit, but the evidence is li…1 product · 6 articlesOpen →Pyridoxal-5-Phosphate (P5P)Pyridoxal-5-phosphate (P5P) is the active form of vitamin B6. It supports dozens of enzymes, but…Open →

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SafflowerSafflower yields an oil marketed for weight and skin, and a flower (often confused with saffron) used traditionally. Its weight-loss claims are weak.Open →SaffronSaffron is a culinary spice with a surprisingly strong trial record for mild-to-moderate depression — meta-analyses fi…Open →SageSage (the culinary herb and related Salvia species) has surprisingly decent evidence for short-term memory and attention, and is also used for menopausal h…Open →SAMeSAMe is a compound the body makes naturally. Meta-analyses support it for depression — roughly comparable to standard…Open →SarcosineSarcosine is a compound related to glycine, studied mainly as an add-on in schizophrenia researc…Open →SarsaparillaSarsaparilla is a traditional root once used as a tonic and for skin and joints. It does not con…Open →Saw PalmettoSaw palmetto is the most popular herbal supplement for prostate-related urinary symptoms. However, the largest, most rigorous tria…3 products · 5 articlesOpen →SchisandraSchisandra is a berry used as an adaptogen for liver, stress and stamina. Human evidence is sparse — a small trial sug…Open →Sea BuckthornSea buckthorn berry/seed oil is rich in omega-7 (and other fatty acids), vitamins and antioxidants, used for skin, dry eyes and mucous-membrane health. Evi…Open →Sea MossSea moss (Irish moss) is a trendy seaweed marketed as a '92-mineral superfood'. It does supply minerals and iodine, but the sweeping health …Open →SeleniumSelenium is an essential trace mineral important for thyroid function, antioxidant defence and immunity. The catch is its narrow s…2 products · 1 articleOpen →SennaSenna is a widely used stimulant laxative, available in regulated over-the-counter products. It…Open →SerrapeptaseSerrapeptase is a proteolytic (protein-digesting) enzyme marketed for inflammation, pain, sinus congestion and scar tissue. It's popular in some countries,…Open →Shark CartilageShark cartilage was heavily marketed for joints and even cancer. The cancer claims were disproven, and joint evidence is weak — plus there are …Open →ShatavariShatavari is an Ayurvedic 'women's tonic' asparagus root. Traditional use is exte…Open →ShiitakeShiitake is a popular edible mushroom rich in beta-glucans (including lentinan) and studied for immune and cholesterol support. As food it is nutritious; s…Open →ShilajitShilajit is a sticky mineral-rich resin from Himalayan rocks, used in Ayurveda for energy, vitality and 'male performance'. Its fulvic acid is interesting,…Open →Silicon (Silica)Silicon (often sold as silica or orthosilicic acid) is a trace element marketed for skin, hair,…Open →SkullcapSkullcap is a traditional calming herb (two main types: American and Chinese/Baikal) used for anxiety and sleep. Evidence is limited, and quality varies, w…Open →Slippery ElmSlippery elm is a tree-bark mucilage used traditionally to soothe the throat and gut lining. It's a gentle demulcent with reasonable rationale for sore thr…Open →SpermidineSpermidine is a natural polyamine that triggers autophagy — the cell's cleanup process — and has drawn anti-aging…Open →SpirulinaSpirulina is a nutrient-dense blue-green algae sold as a 'superfood.' The better evidence is unglamorous but…Open →SqualeneSqualene is a natural oil (from olives or, historically, shark liver) used mainly in skincare as a moisturiser. Topical use is well established; oral …Open →St John's WortSt John's Wort is one of the better-evidenced herbal remedies for mild-to-moderate depression — but it is also one of the most dan…4 articlesOpen →Star AniseStar anise is a culinary spice and the natural source of shikimic acid (used to make a flu drug)…Open →Stinging NettleStinging nettle is used in two ways: the root for prostate urinary symptoms and the leaf for allergies and joint discomfort. The p…2 products · 4 articlesOpen →StrontiumStrontium is a mineral marketed for bone density. A prescription form showed benefits but also s…Open →SulbutiamineSulbutiamine is a synthetic, fat-soluble form of vitamin B1 used as a nootropic for fatigue and…Open →SulforaphaneSulforaphane, from broccoli sprouts, is a compound that switches on the body's own antioxidant and detoxification defences (the Nrf2 pathway). It's one of …Open →SumaSuma, or 'Brazilian ginseng', is an adaptogen-style herb with little rigorous human re…Open →SumacSumac is a tangy Middle Eastern spice exceptionally high in antioxidants, with some early blood-sugar research. It's a healthy, flavourful spice.Open →Sunflower LecithinSunflower lecithin is a phospholipid and choline source used as an emulsifier and supplement, popular as a soy-free option. Its specific health …Open →

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