All three named ingredients, with what the research does and doesn't support for each.
The most-studied ingredient in this formula, linked to a modest rise in energy expenditure.
Read the full profile →A familiar kitchen ingredient studied mainly for appetite and blood sugar response after meals.
Read the full profile →A plant compound widely studied for glucose metabolism, typically at higher doses than a proprietary blend allows.
Read the full profile →Valiora combines its three ingredients into a proprietary blend, which means the label discloses what's inside but not how much of each. That's common in this category, but it does mean you can't directly compare Valiora's formula to the doses used in published research on green tea, apple cider vinegar or berberine. We've said so plainly on each ingredient page rather than guessing at numbers.