V NRGY
Orange powder; orange flavor; guar gum; citric acid; DMAE; natural caffeine from green coffee bean extract; vitamin C; silicon dioxide; L-carnitine tartrate; turmeric root extract (95% curcuminoids); vitamin D3; niacin; quercetin; L-theanine; green tea extract; guarana extract; green coffee bean extract; pine bark extract; saffron extract; stevia; magnesium citrate; chromium picolinate; cayenne pepper extract; vitamin B6; biotin; vitamin B12; thiamine
📋 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
- Orange powder
- orange flavor
- guar gum
- citric acid
- DMAE
- natural caffeine from green coffee bean extract
- vitamin C
- silicon dioxide
- L-carnitine tartrate
- turmeric root extract (95% curcuminoids)
- vitamin D3
- niacin
- quercetin
- L-theanine
- green tea extract
- guarana extract
- green coffee bean extract
- pine bark extract
- saffron extract
- stevia
- magnesium citrate
- chromium picolinate
- cayenne pepper extract
- vitamin B6
- biotin
- vitamin B12
- thiamine
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
- Caffeine — Good evidence for some endurance and high-intensity intermittent performance outcomes; effects vary by dose, habitual use, timing, and individual response.
- L-theanine — Promising but not conclusive evidence for selected attention and cognitive outcomes; combination effects with caffeine are modest and context-specific.
- Magnesium — Essential nutrient with established physiological roles; supplement benefits depend on baseline status, outcome, form, and dose.
- Turmeric / curcumin — Promising evidence in some outcomes, including osteoarthritis, but formulations vary and authoritative reviews do not support blanket efficacy claims.
- Vitamin C — Essential nutrient with established physiological roles; routine supplementation does not prevent colds in the general population, though it may modestly shorten them.
- Vitamin D — Established nutrient role in calcium/bone physiology and deficiency prevention; many broader supplementation claims remain unproven.
PubMed Citations
- Citations have been removed pending verification. A full evidence review is in progress; verified references will be republished once confirmed.
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