ALA – Research has revealed that it helps to lower blood sugar, improve cardiovascular health, and kills free radicals. This particular combination makes it a powerful nutrient for brain health and our neuropathy program. It has also been used as a complementary or single cancer treatment regimen.

Vitamin C – Studies show us several benefits of Vitamin C, especially through IV use, as some of its benefits can only be obtained through this route of delivery. Vitamin C is a powerful antioxidant that is effective against the treatment of viruses, tissue healing, inflammatory and immune conditions. It is also used as an adjunct or single treatment for cancer.

Calcium – This mineral helps support normal heart and muscle functions, and helps the blood to clot. It works synergistically with Magnesium, Vitamins A, D and K2 for optimal bone health.

Glutathione – This is a powerful antioxidant produced in the liver by amino acids. It is necessary for immune function, building and repairing of tissues, the formation of chemicals and proteins in our bodies, and our bodies detoxification process. It promotes healthy aging and mitochondrial function.  

Glucosamine – Is a natural compound found in cartilage that deteriorates through aging and mechanical wear and tear. It stimulates the hyaluronic acid production (the lubrication in our bodies). Glucosamine has also been found to have anti-inflammatory effects and benefits with the treatment and management of osteoarthritis.

Hyaluronic Acid – A natural compound found in our body that depletes with age and exposure to free radicals. It is your bodies cushion and lubrication! Hyaluronic acid helps to lubricate joints, moisturize skin, and aids in tissue repair. Research has also shown that is the framework for blood vessel formation.

MSM – An organic sulfur compound that has anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties. You will see this commonly used with conjunction with Glucosamine to treat joint inflammation and pain. It has been shown to be beneficial in supporting the immune responses, reducing inflammation, improving circulation and wound healing.

Magnesium – Magnesium is an essential macronutrient. Studies have shown us that over 50% of the population is magnesium deficient. It is responsible for over 300 enzymatic responses in our body. This nutrient is essential in the relaxation of smooth muscles in the vascular, bronchial and musculoskeletal systems. Research has shown it to be effective in the treatment of hypertension and migraines.

NAC – Is an essential amino acid that helps to support your bodies immune system. NAC supports the glutathione production in the body, aids in detoxifying processes, has anti-inflammatory benefits and improves dopamine (your feel good hormone) function.

NAD – Is an enzyme found in every cell of our bodies. NAD helps to reduce oxidative stress on the body, it is crucial in the aging process, cognitive function, and is involved in 100’s of metabolic processes in our body.

B vitamins are critical vitamins that play important roles in the cell metabolism and synthesis of red blood cells. Each one work and relies on the other to benefit particular functions of the body. They are particularly essential for for keeping the nervous system, converting food into energy, and an immune system healthy.

B1– Small amounts of Vitamin B1 is stored in the liver, so daily intake is necessary. Adequate levels are critical for the constant energy required for the brain and heart.

B2 – Vitamin B2, also called riboflavin, is an antioxidant and fights against the free radicals in the body. Research has also shown it effective in the management of migraines.

Vitamin B3/Niacin – Research has shown it to improve renal ischemia, lower cholesterol and lower cardiovascular risks.

Vitamin B6 – Is important for normal brain improves metabolism by turning food into energy. Vitamin B6 boosts neurotransmitters helping to improve serotonin and dopamine (your feel good hormones). 

Vitamin B12 – Has been noted to improve fatigue, depression, mental focus and clarity. It also boosts your hemoglobin and mobilizes the iron stores in your body.

Arginine – An amino acid produced in the body. It helps to create nitric acid, which relaxes blood vessels in turn causing vasodilation and lowering and regulating blood pressure. Arginine is also an antioxidant as it helps the body to rids itself of toxins. It has been shown to combat fatigue, boost immune system, alleviate neuropathy pain, and lower blood glucose levels.

Choline (B4) – A nutrient stored minimally in your body, and found in many foods. Choline is needed by your brain and nervous system to regulate memory, mood, muscle control along with many other functions.  

Carnitine – An amino acid found in the cells of the body that is critical for energy production. It aides in weight loss, improves exercise performance, improves fatigue, and enhances sense of well-being. Research has also shown that it may improve insulin sensitivity and lower glucose levels in the body.

Zinc – Is a trace element that is required for proper immune function. It works together with copper and selenium for hormone synthesis and tissue health.

Copper – A mineral found throughout the body that is essential for blood cell production, and to keep nerve cells and immune system healthy. It is a critical ingredient required to form collagen, a key ingredient in bone and connective tissue. Copper is also an antioxidant.

Selenium – An essential nutrient that is critical for immune function and detoxification. It is also crucial for proper thyroid function and hormone synthesis.  

Manganese – A small but mighty antioxidant that is vital for mitochondrial function of our cells. Our body does not make it and daily intake is required. It aids in several bodily processes such as; health of bones, blood clotting factors, sex hormone regulation, fat and carbohydrate metabolism, blood sugar regulation, normal brain and nerve function.