Sinus SootheOptimal sinus health requires adequate mucus flow and clearance throughout the nasal cavities. The sinuses are hollow cavities branching from the nasal passages. While the nasal passages are often colonized with bacteria, the sinuses are typically sterile under healthy conditions. The sinuses and nasal passages are lined with soft tissue, called mucosa, that features thin, hair like projections called cilia. Specialized cells of the mucosal tissue,

Acetyl L-Carnitine

in post-menopausal women

Alpha lipoic acid is an antioxidant and also plays a synergistic role in recharging other antioxidants such as vitamin C

Glycyrrhizin exerts an inflammatory balancing response by inhibiting the production of free radicals by neutrophils

L-citrulline is one of three dietary amino acids in the urea cycle responsible for converting ammonia into urea as well as for the production of NO

it also supports a diverse gut microbiome and healthy gut barrier function

as well as immune and nerve cell function

Omega-3 fatty acids are essential cornerstones of human nutrition

Lipid Balance synergistically maintains normal endothelial function

as well as decreased abdominal discomfort

which have been found to support healthy arterial dilation and blood flow

Taurine is an amino acid that is found abundantly in the brain and has neuroprotective properties