The body gets the calcium it needs in two ways – by eating foods or supplements that contain calcium and/or by drawing the calcium from the body. When there is insufficient calcium in the body, the body will remove calcium from bones¹.

The concentration of calcium in the body tends to decline with age. Taking extra calcium helps the bones rebuild and stay strong. In addition, the heart, nerves, and blood clotting systems also need calcium.

In recent years, there are growing research support the health benefits of calcium fructoborate on joints and cardiovascular.

Scientific evidence supports the effectiveness of chickweed extract in promoting overall health and well-being. With its antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, skin-healing, digestive, and immune-boosting properties, chickweed extract presents a significant opportunity for product development². Whether used in dietary supplements, skincare products, or detox formulas, chickweed is poised to become a key ingredient in the health and wellness market³.

Choline bitartrate is a combination of choline, an essential nutrient, and tartaric acid. It is neither vitamin nor mineral, but it is often grouped with B vitamins because it has similar function. Combination of choline and tartaric acid, helps enhance its stability and bioavailability¹. Choline is commonly used as a supplement to support cognitive functions, liver health, and overall cellular function². It has been shown to represent an effective strategy for boosting memory and enhancing cognitive function³. Choline can be found in foods such as eggs, liver, fish, and soybeans, but it can also be obtained through supplements, especially when dietary intake is insufficient⁴.

Historically, it was given to children because vitamin D had been showed to prevent rickets, a condition that affects bone development in children.¹

Some of the fundamental roles of CoQ10 include energy production, antioxidant, prevention of cell damage and inhibition of free-radical generation.

Human body can produce CoQ10 naturally but its levels can be decreased by several factors. For example, its rate of production declines with age and this leads to significant decrease of CoQ10 levels in the body, this may contribute to
onset of age-related conditions like heart disease and cognitive decline.

Cordyceps sinensis has always been one of the most expensive medicines known because of its rarity, difficulty in harvest and high medicinal value. Further to the associated enormous environmental pressure and ecological problems on the grassland raised from cordyceps, modern technology has introduced artificially cultivation of cordyceps (Cs-4 strain) for sustainability. Active components of cordyceps include polysaccharides, adenosine, cordycepin, cordycepic acid and ergosterol². It has been used to treat diseases including cancer, diabetes, pulmonary diseases, cardiovascular disorder, sexual dysfunction, renal disorders for centuries in Chinese Traditional Medicine and Bhutanese Indigenous Medicine.

The effectiveness of elderberry can vary depending on processing methods and the quality of raw ingredients. To ensure consistency and potency, it is important to choose elderberry products made with high-quality, standardised extracts.

The oil extracted from evening primrose oil (EPO) seeds is rich in omega-6 fatty acids, include gamma-linolenic acid (GLA)¹. Further to its rich source of GLA, EPO has been shown to beneficial to multiple health effects like systemic diseases marked by chronic inflammation includes atopic dermatitis, rheumatoid arthritis and women’s hormonal associated symptoms such as premenstrual and menopausal syndrome, breast pain (mastalgia), hot flush and  pre-eclampsia.