Normalizes the digestive system; helps to maintain muscle mass; has detoxifying properties; and prevents the destruction of the liver.

Theanine is a unique amino acid that is not produced in the human body. It was discovered in the 70s of the 20th century in matcha leaves during a study of its effects on the human body. The letter "L" in the name of the supplement indicates the leftward twist of the molecule's helix, which accelerates the absorption of the amino acid in the intestine. L-theanine improves sleep quality and cognitive functions; inhibits the synthesis of cortisol (the stress hormone), and promotes its destruction. It reduces the negative side effects of caffeine and increases its positive effects.

Provides inhibitory processes in motor neurons; has an anti-stress and calming effect; and reduces irritability.

Is water-soluble vitamin B9, which affects hematopoiesis, increases the formation of red blood cells and white blood cells, reduces cholesterol in the blood, and has a positive effect on the immune system.

(Pyridoxine) is synthesized in the liver from substrates of beneficial intestinal microbiota, but this amount is not enough to fully provide the body, so its daily replenishment is necessary. About 85% of pyridoxine is found in muscle tissue and about 10% in the liver. Pyridoxine improves metabolism. It is directly involved in protein metabolism, improves the absorption of unsaturated fatty acids, and promotes the removal of excess fluid. It ensures the normal functioning of digestive enzymes that break down food, support skin health, and produce red blood cells.

(Thiamine) is involved in the process of metabolism (metabolism of glucose, amino acids). It is necessary for the functioning of the heart, muscles, nervous and digestive systems. The need for thiamine for an adult is 2-3 mg per day and increases in winter, with the use of large amounts of carbohydrates. Also, this need increases significantly in the case of chronic infectious diseases, diabetes mellitus, in the case of long-term treatment with antibiotics and sulfonamide, or after surgical interventions.

Participates in hematopoiesis and regulates carbohydrate and fat metabolism in the body. It plays an extremely important role in the proper functioning of the nervous system, thus affecting the work of all organs. Vitamin B12 is not synthesized in the human body and enters the body together with food of animal origin or with a dietary supplement.

Is a relict plant that has long been known for its medicinal properties. Preparations and dietary supplements based on Ginkgo help to normalize the metabolism of brain tissues, improve the nutrition of the heart muscle, and have a calming and antispasmodic effect. They prevent early cell aging.

Are immunomodulators derived from bread yeast. They stimulate the activity and prolong the life of immune cells.