A look at what's inside.
Every Supplement :: LIFE Botanical Track is built from named, traditional herbal and mineral ingredients — never a vague “proprietary blend” footnote hiding what's actually in the bottle. Below is a look at a few of the key botanicals behind each Track, explained in plain language. Your complete formula, and the full reasoning behind every ingredient in it, is revealed in your personal LIFE Brief after your assessment.

A few of the botanicals behind each Track
This is a sample, not each Track's complete formulation — your full ingredient list and the reasoning behind it live in your personal LIFE Brief. Ingredients do recur across Tracks by design, though: a shared mineral or digestive-support base shows up in several formulas because it genuinely belongs there, not by accident.

Daily Restore
Fatigue, low vitality, post-exertion recovery

PM Calm
Stress, racing mind, poor sleep onset

Reset
Temporary constipation support

Vitality
Stamina, energy, post-exertion recovery

Immunity
Seasonal defense, cellular resilience

Morning Clarity
Morning reset, craving moderation, calm alertness

Women's Rhythm
PMS, cycle comfort, perimenopause, mood shifts

Men's Rhythm
Stamina, confidence, energy, age management

Cognitive Focus
Memory, focus, mental clarity, fatigue reduction
A closer look at featured ingredients
What each one is, why it's formulated in, and a place to read more if you want to go deeper. This is a sample of our ingredient library, not the complete list for any single Track.
Burdock
A traditional Caribbean and African botanical with the broadest documented heritage use in our system. Its root is rich in inulin, a prebiotic fiber that feeds beneficial gut bacteria, alongside soothing mucilage and trace minerals. You'll see it recur across several of your tracks — that's intentional formulation cohesion, not repetition.
Burdock on WikipediaSea Moss
A mineral-forward marine algae valued for its iodine, potassium, calcium, and magnesium content, with a gel-like texture that works naturally into tonic formats. Sourcing and species identification within the sea moss category vary widely across the supplement industry, so we stay conservative about species-specific claims until our own documentation is fully confirmed.
Chondrus crispus (a commercial 'Irish moss' species) on WikipediaAshwagandha (KSM-66)
An adaptogenic root used for centuries in Ayurvedic tradition, here in the KSM-66 standardized extract form most studied for stress support. We frame it strictly as stress and hormone-rhythm support — it is not positioned for testosterone or performance effects.
Ashwagandha (KSM-66) on WikipediaValerian Root
The most clinically studied sleep-onset herb in our catalog. Its valerenic acid content supports the body's natural sedation pathway, and we use it exclusively in capsule form — its distinctive odor makes tea or tincture formats impractical for most people.
Valerian Root on WikipediaCascara Sagrada
A traditional bark used specifically for short-term, occasional bowel regularity support — never a daily-use ingredient in our formulation, and always capped at a 7-10 day cycle. Ginger is formulated alongside it specifically to ease any cramping from its stimulant action. Not recommended during pregnancy or nursing, without exception.
Cascara Sagrada on WikipediaGinger
A warming root long used for digestive comfort and circulation support. It carries a mild anticoagulant-adjacent property worth mentioning to your care provider if you take blood-thinning medication.
Ginger on WikipediaDamiana
A traditional adult-wellness herb used for general vitality, confidence, and libido support, and one of the anchor ingredients across several of our vitality-focused formulas.
Damiana on WikipediaSarsaparilla
A climbing vine whose root has a long history of traditional use, most familiar today as the flavor behind classic sarsaparilla and root beer. In our formulas it contributes to a broad vitality and mineral-support profile.
Sarsaparilla on WikipediaElderberry
One of the most recognized berries in seasonal wellness traditions, rich in anthocyanins and vitamin-supportive compounds. It anchors the more immediate, acute-response side of our Immunity formula.
Elderberry on WikipediaReishi
Known as Lingzhi in Chinese tradition, this is one of the most storied functional mushrooms in East Asian herbalism, historically associated with longevity and resilience. It's part of the functional-mushroom layer of our Immunity formula.
Ganoderma lucidum (Reishi / Lingzhi) on WikipediaKudzu Root Extract
The founding ingredient in our Morning Clarity formula, chosen specifically for the mindful-drinking and moderation lifestyle segment. Its isoflavones extract well in liquid form, which is why it's formulated as an AM tonic shot rather than a capsule. This is a lifestyle-support ingredient, not a treatment for alcohol dependency — if that's a concern for you, we'd point you toward professional support resources instead.
Kudzu Root Extract on WikipediaDandelion Root
A traditional bitter-tonic root long used to support digestion, formulated alongside Kudzu in our Morning Clarity tonic as part of an AM ritual routine.
Taraxacum (Dandelion) on WikipediaVitex (Chasteberry)
A hormonal-rhythm herb with a documented dopamine and prolactin-modulating mechanism, used consistently daily rather than as-needed. Effects build gradually over 8-12 weeks, so it's formulated for sustained support, not same-cycle relief. Not recommended during pregnancy or nursing, and if you use hormonal birth control or are in fertility treatment, it's worth a conversation with your care provider before starting.
Vitex (Chasteberry) on WikipediaRaspberry Leaf
A traditional herb used for cycle-related comfort, formulated in Women's Rhythm to support the weeks while Vitex's slower-building effects take hold.
Rubus idaeus (Raspberry) on WikipediaLongjack (Tongkat Ali)
A root native to Southeast Asia with a long tradition of use for male vitality and stamina. It's the ingredient that differentiates our Men's Rhythm formula from Vitality. We frame it around vitality and stamina, not as a hormone-level claim.
Longjack (Tongkat Ali) on WikipediaBacopa Monnieri
The most consumer-recognized memory-focused herb in modern nootropic use, standardized for its bacoside content. It's stimulant-free and builds gradually over several weeks — it isn't designed for an immediate effect, and is formulated for sustained support in our Cognitive Focus formula, not a quick fix.
Bacopa Monnieri on WikipediaLion's Mane
A distinctive, shaggy-white functional mushroom studied for its role in supporting nerve and cognitive health. It rounds out the functional-mushroom layer of our Cognitive Focus formula.
Lion's Mane on WikipediaSupplement :: LIFE provides personalized wellness information, not medical advice, a diagnosis, or a treatment plan. Wikipedia links are provided as a general reference, not medical guidance. Some ingredients carry individual cautions (for example, ginger has a mild anticoagulant adjacency worth mentioning if you take blood-thinning medication) — always talk to your healthcare provider before starting any new supplement, especially if you have a medical condition, take prescription medication, or are pregnant or nursing.
