HCA: hydroxycitric acid, a substance similar to the citric acid found in oranges and other citrus fruits; studies have shown that HCA can help curb appetites, reduce food intake, and inhibit the production of facts and cholesterol. For centuries, people in southern India have used fruit rinds high in HCA as a natural food preservative, flavor enhancer, and digestive aid.

Hops: a grain traditionally used for its beneficial effects on the heart and nervous systems and for its mild sedative, relaxing properties.

Kelp: these leaves are a good source of calcium, iodine, and vitamin K, and have been linked to beneficial effects on the thyroid gland and the nervous system.

Ladies Slipper: this medicinal root acts as a tonic to an exhausted nervous system, helping to improve circulation as well as calm nerves, irritation, and mental stress.

Melatonin: this hormone is a natural sleep and relaxation aid that may also have important anti-aging benefits; in addition, it may play a role in boosting immune responses and protecting cells from the damage caused by free radicals.

Nettles: the roots and leaves of nettles have been traditionally used for asthma relief, as well as disorders of the gastrointestinal tract; nettles are also high in protein and in minerals.

Pheromone: these subtle scents are unconsciously released by all species to attract members of the opposite sex; pheromones have been linked to heightened levels of sexual arousal and attraction. Pregnenolone: a bioactive agent that is a precursor to DHEA and acts as a moisturizer, diminishing the appearance of lines and wrinkles and aiding in the production of hormones.

Psyllium: this seed assists in digestion and aids in regularity; it also assists in cleansing the system of toxins and in making the body feel full.

Red Raspberry Leaf: this plant has been used as a homeopathic treatment for menstrual disorders; it has been shown to promote healthy nails, bones, skin and teeth.

Saw Pelmetto: these berries have been used as homeopathic tissue-builders; they help promote healing and recovery, and also have been shown to help increase stamina and endurance.

Selenium: a trace element of the metalloenzyme that protects the body's hemoglobin, this antioxidant helps prevent the hardening of tissues through oxidation and helps preserve the elasticity of skin; its benefits are enhanced when coupled with vitamin E

SOD: superoxidase dismutase enzyme, an antioxidant whose levels decline as we age, has been linked to lowering blood pressure and assisting the body in relaxing blood vessels and stimulating blood flow.