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L-Glutamine

Glutamine is the amino acid used most by your body during times of stress, and it's the key to metabolism and maintenance of muscle, cell division, and cell growth. It increases energy and mental alertness. Studies have shown that it also boosts immunity, lowers cholesterol and blood pressure, reduces instances of arthritis, diabetes, heart disease, and more!

L-Arginine

Clinical studies have shown that arginine can as much as triple your HGH levels, even into old age. And it can also help improve your exercise performance for high-intensity, short duration work outs. It increases fat burning, builds muscle tissue, boosts immunity, fights cancer, promotes healing, enhances male fertility, and more! Your body doesn't naturally produce l-arginine; you must get it from your diet. So it's an important addition to Provacyl™!

L-Pyroglutamate

L-Pyroglutamate is an amino acid. Studies suggest it's a cognitive booster and helps with both short and long-term memory in adults.

L-Lysine

When lysine is taken in combination with arginine, it's been shown to be ten times more effective than just taking arginine alone. It too is reported to boost immunity and improve genital function!

Tyrosine

Tyrosine is used by the thyroid gland for the production of thyroxine, another vital hormone shown in clinical studies to help reduce fatigue and depression, as well as regulate growth and metabolism.

Gaba

GABA, or Gamma-Aminobutryic Acid, is a powerful amino acid that was first discovered in 1883 in Berlin. It is classified as a neurotransmitter, which means it helps nerve impulses cross the synapses (gaps) and communicate better, and has a number of positive effects on the nervous system. In addition, GABA stimulates the production of HGH.

Muira Puama

Muira Puama is a flowering shrub from the Amazon rainforest. Its name means "potency wood," and it's used by South American indigenous populations to tackle erectile difficulties and improve libido. Recent scientific studies support its use as an aphrodisiac. Muira Puama is also used for stress management and nervous system stimulation in cases of depression, and is further believed to boost testosterone with prolonged use.

Ginkgo Biloba

One of the world's oldest tree species, the Gingko tree is native to Asia, where extracts from its leaves have been used for centuries to enhance memory. Current scientific studies support the use of Ginkgo in mitigating the effects of dementia and Alzheimers disease.

Gingko is also useful for treating sexual difficulties, due to compounds that improve the tone of bleed vessels, aiding in enhanced blood flow. It also shows promise in disease prevention, due to its antioxidant properties.

Acai Fruit

​Acai fruit grows on palm trees in the rainforests of the Amazon, and has a been a staple of native diets for centuries.

Often referred to as a "super food," acai fruit contains a higher concentration of antioxidants than nearly any other fruit, making its extract ideal for fighting disease and aging.

Swedish Pollen Flower

​Swedish flower pollen is collected from the seed husks of various flowering plants, and is an excellent source of essential vitamins, minerals, amino acids and enzymes that provide vital energy.

Swedish flower pollen is primarily used for prostrate support, and to promote healthy urine flow. It's also useful for immune system regulation, liver protection, and cholesterol regulation.

Longjack (Tongkat)

Long Jack is a small tree native to Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand, and has traditionally been used for its antimalarial, anti-diabetic, and aphrodisiac properties.

Laboratory studies have established that Long Jack is very effective in heightening the libido, but it's also been studied for its capacity for enhancing testosterone, leading to improved muscle mass and strength.

Soy Phosphate Complex

Soy phytosterols are plant fats similar in structure to animal fat cholesterol. A good deal of evidence exists to indicate that, while structurally similar to cholesterol, phytosterols work to reduce the blood level of low-density "bad" cholesterol. They block the absorption of dietary cholesterol into the bloodstream and inhibit the re-absorption of cholesterol from bile acids in the digestive process, reducing the amount of cholesterol entering the bloodstream. Concentrated extracts of phytosterols have also been used to improve urinary flow in prostate patients, and evidence suggests that they activate pancreatic beta cells for improved insulin production.

Anterior Pituitary

It stimulates the pituitary glad to operate more effectively and increase the release of HGH. As well, it's believed to help improve some conditions associated with aging, including poor muscle tone.

DHEA

Naturally produced and released by the adrenal glands, DHEA is ultimately converted into androgen (male sex hormone). DHEA shows promise in protecting against heart disease in older men, and appears to have the ability to boost the immune system. The strongest evidence for DHEA's power is its ability to enhance the quality of life for older adults, increasing their energy level and ability to handle stress.

Hypothalamus

​The Hypothalamus supplement provides nutritional support for the hypothalamus, which is considered to be the controller of the limbic system. The hypothalamus helps regulate many aspects of emotional behavior, and plays a role in most of the vegetative and endocrine functions in the body, including regulation of body temperature and body water, and secretion of growth hormones, thyroid hormones, and sex hormones.

Vitamin D3 (Cholecalciferol)

​​Cholecalciferol is one of the 5 forms of vitamin D. A 2011 study found it significantly increased total, bioactive and free testosterone, and even linked it to 25% higher levels of this manly hormone when taken for a year.

Vitamin K2 (MK4)

​​Studies suggest vitamin K2 may assist with cardiovascular health and anti-aging benefits. It's also known to stabilize testosterone levels.

Vitamin B6 (Pyrodoxine HCI)

Vitamin B6 has a variety of functions in the body. A study on rats found it influences testosterone and other steroid hormones – possibly by recycling receptors from the nucleus to the cytostol after initial translocation.

Magnesium (as Magnesium Aspartate)

​​Magnesium may help you last longer in the gym. In a 1998 study, men who took magnesium significantly reduced their time to complete triathlon-like training. That appears to be caused by altered glucose use in response to extreme physical exercise. Magnesium seems to help muscle oxygenation as well.

Zinc (as Zinc Monomethionine Aspartate)

Call it a virility booster. Zinc is one of the 24 micronutrients needed for survival. It's also a T booster; a 2006 study found that oral zinc supplements helped exhausted wrestlers boost their testosterone. An older study found that zinc helped men with very low testosterone increase virility.

D-Aspartic Acid

​​​D-Aspartic Acid works in the central brain, where it causes release of hormones, including LH and HGH. As well, it may put more jump in your pants – a ​2009 study revealed it helped men boost testosterone ​by up to 42%.