Understanding Each Key Ingredient
Coffee supplement with L-Carnitine - what the science says
L-Carnitine is an amino-acid derivative that plays a role in normal energy-yielding metabolism. It is naturally present in animal-derived foods and is also produced by the body. As a food supplement ingredient, L-Carnitine is included in active-lifestyle formulations to support this normal physiological function.
EFSA-aligned claim: L-Carnitine contributes to normal energy-yielding metabolism. This is a nutrient-level claim, not a product-level health claim. Results are not guaranteed and individual experience varies.
Green coffee extract supplement benefits - what we know
Green coffee extract is derived from unroasted Coffea arabica or Coffea robusta beans and is standardised for its chlorogenic acid content. Chlorogenic acid is a polyphenol traditionally associated with everyday wellness routines. Unlike roasted coffee, green coffee retains a higher concentration of this compound.
The extract also contributes naturally occurring caffeine. Individuals sensitive to caffeine should consult a healthcare professional before use. Green coffee extract is included in this formulation as a plant-derived active ingredient in support of an active lifestyle - not as a treatment for any condition.
Garcinia Cambogia extract - context and use
Garcinia Cambogia is a tropical fruit native to South and South-East Asia. Its rind is used to produce an extract standardised for hydroxycitric acid (HCA). It has traditionally been included in active-lifestyle food supplement formulations and features in a range of products aimed at adults following a regular exercise regimen.
As a food supplement ingredient, Garcinia Cambogia is not approved for any specific health claim under current EFSA regulations. Its inclusion reflects traditional use within the supplement category. This is not a medicine.
