Carnitine helps carry long-chain fatty acids into mitochondria, the cell structures where those fats can be used for energy.

It is the metabolic anchor of the formula and the largest active amount. We chose acetyl-L-carnitine to make fatty-acid transport a genuine formulation pillar, not label decoration.

The carnitine family has been examined in multiple human studies of fatty-acid oxidation, body weight and body composition, with modest average effects reported in some populations.

A concentrated source of green-tea catechins, including a disclosed 225 mg of EGCG, selected for their role in metabolic and fat-oxidation research.

Green tea is one of the most extensively studied botanicals in weight-management research. We remove the caffeine so the formula is driven by standardised catechins, not a stimulant buzz.

Multiple human trials have explored green-tea catechins in relation to fat oxidation and body composition. Results vary, but the body of research gives this ingredient a clear reason to be here.

A fermentable prebiotic fibre that introduces a gut-microbiome pathway to a formula otherwise built around mitochondrial, botanical and micronutrient support.

Metabolic health is not a single-pathway story. Inulin adds fermentable fibre and gives the formula a broader nutritional architecture instead of repeating the same mechanism seven times.

Human studies at gram-level intakes show that inulin can selectively increase beneficial gut bacteria, including bifidobacteria. Here it plays a complementary role within the wider formula.

Choline contributes to normal lipid metabolism and to the maintenance of normal liver function, both central to how the body handles fats.

It gives the formula a recognised nutritional foundation. Rather than asking plant extracts to carry the whole metabolic story, choline contributes a defined nutrient function.

Choline is an essential nutrient with authorised UK health claims for normal lipid metabolism and normal liver function when supplied at a qualifying amount.

A standardised olive polyphenol source selected to complement the formula’s glucose-regulation and wider metabolic pathways.

We use an extract standardised to 30% oleuropein, so you know the active polyphenol contribution: approximately 75 mg per daily serving, not an unspecified olive powder.

A randomised human crossover trial using 51.1 mg oleuropein reported improved insulin sensitivity and pancreatic beta-cell responsiveness in overweight men. Our serving supplies a comparable oleuropein amount.

Chromium contributes to normal macronutrient metabolism and to the maintenance of normal blood-glucose concentrations.

It connects the formula to the metabolism of carbohydrate, fat and protein, complementing choline’s lipid and liver functions and the botanical components.

These functions are supported by authorised UK health claims. We use the picolinate form and disclose the full 200 µg daily amount.

A standardised source of piperine included as formulation support, because what happens to ingredients after swallowing them matters too.

Piperine has been used across human pharmacokinetic research to influence the absorption or blood levels of selected compounds. It earns its place as part of the delivery strategy, not as another headline metabolic active.

Human studies have reported bioavailability effects in specific pairings, including curcumin and coenzyme Q10. That supports piperine as a considered formulation tool, while the effect still depends on the compound and dose.