Product formulation Evidence Status: Under Review Citations under review

NOURISH PLUS

Pea protein; rice protein; hemp protein; pumpkin-seed protein; coconut milk; MCT powder; cordyceps; mangosteen; shiitake; maca; ashwagandha; turkey tail; chaga; holy basil; ginger; beetroot; strawberry; mango; green apple; blueberry; noni; dragon fruit; banana; tomato; grape; camu camu; kale; goji berry; cherry; chlorella; moringa; spirulina; alpha-lipoic acid; resveratrol; maqui berry; broccoli; reishi; coenzyme Q10; quercetin; Lactobacillus plantarum; L. rhamnosus; L. casei; Bifidobacterium lactis; B. adolescentis; B. longum; berberine HCl; turmeric; spinach; green tea extract; bitter melon; protease; amylase; AFA algae; omega-3; vitamins A, C, D, E and K; thiamine; riboflavin; niacin; vitamin B6; folate; vitamin B12; biotin; pantothenic acid; calcium; iodine; magnesium; zinc; selenium; copper; manganese; chromium; cacao powder; chia powder; sunflower lecithin; stevia

📋 Overview

This product record is undergoing current-label and evidence re-verification. Ingredient-specific efficacy claims are not being asserted until that review is complete.

Key Ingredients

  • Pea protein
  • rice protein
  • hemp protein
  • pumpkin-seed protein
  • coconut milk
  • MCT powder
  • cordyceps
  • mangosteen
  • shiitake
  • maca
  • ashwagandha
  • turkey tail
  • chaga
  • holy basil
  • ginger
  • beetroot
  • strawberry
  • mango
  • green apple
  • blueberry
  • noni
  • dragon fruit
  • banana
  • tomato
  • grape
  • camu camu
  • kale
  • goji berry
  • cherry
  • chlorella
  • moringa
  • spirulina
  • alpha-lipoic acid
  • resveratrol
  • maqui berry
  • broccoli
  • reishi
  • coenzyme Q10
  • quercetin
  • Lactobacillus plantarum
  • L. rhamnosus
  • L. casei
  • Bifidobacterium lactis
  • B. adolescentis
  • B. longum
  • berberine HCl
  • turmeric
  • spinach
  • green tea extract
  • bitter melon
  • protease
  • amylase
  • AFA algae
  • omega-3
  • vitamins A, C, D, E and K
  • thiamine
  • riboflavin
  • niacin
  • vitamin B6
  • folate
  • vitamin B12
  • biotin
  • pantothenic acid
  • calcium
  • iodine
  • magnesium
  • zinc
  • selenium
  • copper
  • manganese
  • chromium
  • cacao powder
  • chia powder
  • sunflower lecithin
  • stevia

What Does The Research Say?

Evidence review in progress. Verified references will be republished only after the current formulation and study-to-claim mapping are confirmed.

Mechanism status

Under review.

Verified Ingredient Evidence

  • Alpha-lipoic acid (ALA) — Some evidence for reducing sensory symptoms of diabetic peripheral neuropathy; evidence does not justify generic blood-sugar or weight-management claims.
  • Ashwagandha (Withania somnifera) — Some evidence for stress and sleep, but preparation heterogeneity and study quality limit broad conclusions.
  • Berberine — Supportive but heterogeneous evidence for glycemic and lipid outcomes in type 2 diabetes; weight-loss evidence is inconclusive.
  • Caffeine — Good evidence for some endurance and high-intensity intermittent performance outcomes; effects vary by dose, habitual use, timing, and individual response.
  • Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10) — Condition-specific evidence is mixed; recent meta-analyses suggest possible benefits in heart failure and statin-associated muscle symptoms, but certainty varies and broad energy or prevention claims are not established.
  • Long-chain omega-3 fatty acids / fish oil — Established triglyceride-lowering effect at appropriate EPA/DHA doses; broader cardiovascular outcomes are context-dependent.
  • Probiotics — Evidence is strain- and indication-specific; generic probiotic claims are not scientifically interchangeable.
  • Resveratrol — Human evidence is heterogeneous and low-certainty for many cardiometabolic outcomes; anti-aging or longevity claims are not established.
  • Turmeric / curcumin — Promising evidence in some outcomes, including osteoarthritis, but formulations vary and authoritative reviews do not support blanket efficacy claims.
  • Vitamin D — Established nutrient role in calcium/bone physiology and deficiency prevention; many broader supplementation claims remain unproven.
  • Zinc — Essential nutrient with established deficiency-related roles; cold benefits are formulation- and timing-specific rather than a generic property of zinc-containing supplements.

PubMed Citations

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