Supplement facts · per 2 capsulesServing size 2 · 30 servings
Benfotiamine200 MGNerve
The fat-soluble form of B1, developed in Japan after chemists found thiamine hiding in garlic.
Selected around thiamine-dependent energy metabolism in nerve cells.
Thiamine (as thiamine HCl)25 MGNerve
Vitamin B1 — the first vitamin ever isolated, and the one whose absence named beriberi: “I cannot, I cannot.”
The standard water-soluble form, alongside the fat-soluble one.
Riboflavin (as riboflavin-5-phosphate)10 MGNerve
Vitamin B2, from the Latin flavus, “yellow” — first pulled out of milk whey as a pigment, and impossible to take discreetly ever since.
The 5-phosphate form, already activated. Selected around energy metabolism in nerve tissue.
Magnesium (as magnesium bisglycinate)100 MGNerve
Named after Magnesia, the district of Thessaly whose soil first gave it up. Bound here to glycine, the smallest amino acid there is.
The bisglycinate form, chelated for tolerability. Selected around normal nervous-system function.
Citicoline250 MGSignal
CDP-choline, the intermediate every cell membrane is built through — first brought to clinic as a stroke therapy.
Selected around cholinergic biology — the choline side of the calm signal.
Pantothenic acid (B5)100 MGSignal
Vitamin B5, from the Greek pantothen, “from everywhere” — because it turns up in nearly every living thing.
Precursor to coenzyme A, and the acetyl half of that same signal.
Acetyl-L-carnitine300 MGSignal
Named from the Latin carnis, “flesh,” after chemists first drew it out of muscle in 1905.
Carries acetyl groups itself — selected around the acetyl side of that signal.
L-theanine150 MGState
Camellia sinensis — isolated from green tea in 1949, and the reason a cup of tea feels nothing like a cup of coffee.
Selected to support a settled state without sedation.
Saffron (standardised stigma extract)30 MGState
Crocus sativus — three stigmas per flower, picked by hand, which is why it is the most expensive spice by weight in the world.
At the 30 mg used in human research on mood and stress resilience.