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A-Z of Nutrients

CalMag

A balanced pairing of calcium and magnesium, CalMag supplements combine two essential minerals that work together to support normal bone, muscle and nervous system function.

Calcium

The most abundant mineral in your body and a key structural component of your bones and teeth. It also supports normal muscle function, nerve signalling and cardiovascular function.

Cacao

The raw form of the cocoa bean and a naturally rich source of flavanols, magnesium and other plant compounds. Cacao has been valued as a food and traditional ingredient across cultures for centuries.

Biotin

An essential water soluble B vitamin that supports energy metabolism and the maintenance of healthy hair, skin and nails. It is also a popular nutrient in beauty focused supplements.

Beta Glucan

Beta glucan is a well researched soluble fibre found in oats, barley and medicinal mushrooms. It supports healthy cholesterol levels, immune function and your gut microbiome.

Bilberry

A wild European berry closely related to the blueberry. It is rich in anthocyanin antioxidants and has traditionally supported eye health and healthy circulation.

Betaine

Betaine is a natural compound found in beetroot, spinach and wholegrains. It supports liver function, homocysteine metabolism, digestion and exercise performance.

Beta Carotene

Beta carotene is one of the most abundant carotenoids and your body’s primary dietary source of vitamin A. It also provides antioxidant support for healthy vision, immune function and skin.

Benfotiamine

A highly bioavailable, fat-soluble form of vitamin B1 (thiamine) that achieves significantly higher tissue concentrations than standard thiamine, offering enhanced support for nerve health, energy metabolism, and protection against metabolic stress.

Beetroot

A richly pigmented root vegetable with outstanding nutritional credentials, beetroot is valued for its nitrate content, unique betalain antioxidants, and broad support for cardiovascular health, exercise performance, and liver function.