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Contains Curcumin, a CYP enzyme inhibitor that prevents alkaloid metabolism, leading to longer alkaloid half-life

Increases Bioavailability.

Contains L-DOPA, natural dopamine

An amino acid that promotes relaxation and calmness

An neurotransmitter that promotes relaxation and calmness

A natural source of caffeine

A natural sleep aid

A natural occurring hormone that regulates circadian rhythm

Ginkgo biloba is commonly used to improve memory, cognitive function, and blood circulation, particularly in the brain. 

Agmatine sulfate is commonly used to enhance mood, support cognitive function, and improve athletic performance by modulating nitric oxide production and neurotransmitter activity. 

Ashwaganda is typically used to reduce stress by lowering cotrisol levels (the stress hormone).

 DLPA (DL-phenylalanine) may help with kratom withdrawal by supporting dopamine production and slowing the breakdown of natural endorphins, which can improve mood, motivation, energy, and pain tolerance. Some people report reduced body aches, cravings, and emotional discomfort during withdrawal, though evidence is mostly anecdotal and mechanistic rather than strongly clinical. Side effects can include anxiety, insomnia, and overstimulation, especially at higher doses. 

 Phenethylamine (PEA) is a naturally occurring stimulant-like compound found in the brain and in foods like chocolate that acts as a neuromodulator and can briefly increase dopamine and norepinephrine activity. It’s known for producing short-lived mood elevation, focus, and stimulation, but it’s rapidly broken down by the enzyme MAO-B, so oral effects are usually weak unless combined with an MAO-B inhibitor.