Green Tea
It’s not the caffeine that matters — the amount of caffeine from green tea in Energy is negligible. It’s the polyphenols — especially the catechin called epigallocatechin gallate (EGCG) — that promote sustained high performance and overall health. Studies have endorsed green tea for promoting cardiovascular health — essential for vitality and resilience.

Cordyceps
A broad genus of fungi, Cordyceps have been used for centuries in Asia for its protective liver and respiratory properties, among other benefits. In addition, people turn to cordyceps to boost energy levels and manage stress. It is considered a potent immune-enhancing natural substance.

Lion’s Mane
A nootropic food widely used for eons in Chinese medicine, this mushroom is considered a potent antioxidant that may help reduce inflammation, support heart and circulatory system health, boost endurance, immune function and improve mental health and overall well-being.

Rhodiola
This fragrant root found all over the Northern Hemisphere, contains a wide variety of active compounds that stimulate the central nervous system, enhance physical endurance and protect the nervous system. It often is used to promote mental clarity and focus.

Eleuthero
The roots and rhizomes of this plant, found in southeast Russia, northern China, Korea and Japan, can help protect and enhance immunity after exercise, according to research. Studies indicate that eleuthero improves the use of oxygen by exercising muscles. Translation: people can maintain aerobic exercise for longer periods of time and recover more quickly from workouts.

Ashwagandha
This immune-system super-adaptogen and stimulant — a root found in India and Africa — comes power-packed with stress-busting properties. It is used extensively across Asia, and increasingly among athletes and others worldwide who are seeking to boost energy while simultaneously mitigating stress. Among other things, it works with milk thistle to help support normal healthy liver function.

B12 and Methylated folic acid
Both of these are members of the family of B vitamins and work hand-in-hand to deliver enhanced performance. If either of these is in short supply, it is possible that neither will perform important tasks in the body. Folic acid that is not methylated never gets absorbed into the body by as much as 50 percent of the population, according to recent research, which is why our folic acid is methylated. One principal task for B12 and folic acid (also known as B9) is to aid in the formation of healthy red blood cells — vital for athletes and those under stress. Other key aspects of Vitamin B12 include easing discomfort, enhancing immune function and optimizing energy.

Schisandra
The bright red fruit from this woody vine found in northeast China is used as an adaptogen, similar to American ginseng. Laboratory work suggests Schisandra improves athletic performance through strength-building, fatigue reduction, and enhanced energy levels.

Vitamin C
Athletes have turned to this water-soluble vitamin for decades to help reduce discomfort and speed muscle recovery. But the list of Vitamin C benefits to athletes is long and always evolving. Among other things, Vitamin C gets used to: reduce bruising; strengthen capillaries; normalize stress hormone levels; promote connective tissue repair; aid in recovery explicitly tied to athletic pursuits, and boost immune function.

Ginger
People have turned to ginger to aid with healthy digestion function for centuries, and it is essential in our Energy formula. Digestion is important for absorption, and maximizing energy availability.

Astragalus
Astragalus comes from the root of a perennial plant in the pea family that grows in the northern and eastern parts of China as well as in Mongolia and Korea. Astragalus is an adaptogen, reported to help protect the body from physical, mental, or emotional stress.

Other Ingredients:
Rice bran (stabilized), vegetable cellulose (capsule), non-GMO maltodextrin.