Green Tea
A beverage from Camellia sinensis; concentrated extracts differ from brewed tea.
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What’s searchable?Lavender
An aromatic plant used in fragrances and selected herbal preparations.
Lipoic Acid
A cofactor involved in mitochondrial enzyme reactions, also sold as alpha-lipoic acid.
Lutein
A carotenoid found in foods and in the retina.
Lycopene
A carotenoid pigment found in tomatoes and certain other fruits.
Magnesium
Helps enzymes, nerves and muscles work, and participates in energy production.
Maitake
An edible mushroom also sold in extract form.
Manganese
Helps several enzymes, including a mitochondrial antioxidant enzyme, function.
Mangosteen
A tropical fruit also sold in juice and concentrated extracts.
Milk Thistle
A plant whose seed extracts contain a mixture called silymarin.
NADH
The reduced form of a coenzyme involved in cellular energy reactions.
Noni Berry
A tropical fruit sold as juice and concentrated preparations.
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