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Product Information
We don’t need to hide behind ‘proprietary blends,’ or any other fancy marketing terms – we're proud that each ingredient in ProVen is appropriately dosed and want to share that with you.
Each bottle contains 60 capsules which is enough for a 1 month supply and are shipped to the customer immediately after purchase from our state of the art warehouse.
ProVen Ingredients
NutraVesta ProVen
contains a formula made up of over fourteen ingredients, all of them derived
from natural sources. Here, we’ll go over each ingredient in ProVen and tell
you what exactly they are, where they come from, and why they’re good for you.
Bioflavonoids
Bioflavonoids
are compounds that are found in certain fruits, vegetables, and other plants.
They’re also referred to as simply “flavonoids.”
Bioflavonoids
are known for having potent
antioxidant effects. If you’re not familiar with what antioxidants
do, they protect your cells from oxidative damage caused by toxic substances
called free radicals.
The
bioflavonoids in ProVen are sourced from red raspberries, grape and pomegranate
seeds, olive leaves, marine pine bark, Graviola, and quercetin.
Green Tea Extract
People
everywhere drink green tea for the taste, but green tea extract also has
significant health benefits. Like bioflavonoids, green tea extract is an
excellent source of antioxidants.
Green tea also has
thermogenic properties, meaning it causes your body to produce more
heat. It accomplishes this by burning more calories, which is obviously a huge
benefit if you’re trying to lose weight.
Beta-Glucan
Beta-glucan is
a type of dietary fiber that comes from oat and barley grains. Like all dietary
fibers, beta-glucan is excellent for weight-loss purposes for two main reasons.
The
first is that when you eat dietary fiber, it binds to molecules of fat in your
digestive system. Fiber can’t be digested, so both the fiber and the trapped
fat pass through you without being processed.
The
second reason is that because fiber can’t be digested, it keeps you feeling
full for longer and prevents unwanted hunger pangs.
Turmeric
Turmeric
is a popular spice used in many dishes, but it also has many well-known
medicinal benefits. This is because turmeric is probably the best food source
of curcumin.
Curcumin
is also known for being a powerful antioxidant and for having anti-inflammatory
effects. However, it’s worth mentioning that curcumin doesn’t have much
bioavailability, meaning that your body can’t absorb very much of it on its
own.
Essiac Tea Complex
Essiac
tea is an herbal tea that is claimed to remove toxins from your body, boost
your immune function, and even kill cancer cells.
It
originated from the aboriginal peoples of North America as a natural remedy for
various illnesses, although there isn’t much hard evidence to back up its
purported benefits.
This
tea is made from a blend of different herbs, including Indian rhubarb, sheep
sorrel, slippery elm, and burdock root.
Mushroom Complex
This
mushroom complex consists of a blend of powdered shiitake, reishi, and maitake
mushrooms. Together, these mushrooms can lower your cholesterol, help you lose
weight, keep your immune system healthy, and even improve your mood.
Arabinogalactan
Arabinogalactan
is a starch-like substance that can be found in many types of plants but is
found in the highest concentrations in larch trees. This ingredient is actually
another type of dietary fiber.
This
type of fiber ferments in your intestines, which is beneficial to your
digestive health because it can increase the amount of beneficial bacteria in
your gut. It’s also commonly used as an immune booster and as a treatment for
various illnesses.
Cat’s Claw
Cat’s
claw is a vine that grows in tropical parts of Central and South America. It
gets its name because its thorns are curved like a cat’s claw.
Indigenous
people of the area have used cat’s claw as a natural remedy for thousands of
years. It’s been used to treat all sorts of things, from viral infections to
peptic ulcers, although its effectiveness at treating these things isn’t really
backed up by modern science.
Garlic
Garlic
really needs no introduction. It’s pungent, zesty, and goes great with a ton of
different dishes. But it may also have some medicinal benefits.
Garlic
is used as a supplement to treat high cholesterol levels, high blood pressure,
and even the common cold. Many studies have been performed on the effects of
garlic, although none of them have been large enough in scale to produce truly
conclusive results.
Panax Ginseng
Panax
ginseng is also known as Asian ginseng. This type of ginseng is known as being
more energizing than other types of ginseng.
In
general, ginseng is good for you because it has strong anti-inflammatory and
antioxidant effects. It can help lower your blood sugar, and it can strengthen
your immune system.
Lycopene
Lycopene
is a type of pigment that gives fruits like tomatoes and grapefruit their
reddish color (and yes, tomatoes are fruits).
While
this substance hasn’t been studied too thoroughly, there is some evidence that
lycopene has additional medical benefits. It may help to prevent cardiovascular
diseases or even cancer.
Selenium
Selenium is
an element that is found in some types of food and also used as a dietary
supplement. It’s an essential element for humans because it’s used to make
certain proteins.
These
specific proteins are vital for a number of biological processes like
reproduction, the production of DNA, protection from oxidative damage, and
metabolizing your thyroid hormones.
Vitamin C
Vitamin
C is an essential vitamin for human health. Our bodies can’t produce vitamin C
on their own, so we get all of our vitamin C from food sources.
Vitamin
C is an antioxidant, and you also need it so that your body can produce other
important substances, like collagen and L-carnitine.
Vitamin E
Finally,
we have vitamin E. You can find vitamin E in many food sources, either
naturally or as an additive.
Like several of the other ingredients used in this supplement, vitamin E is an antioxidant, supports your immune function, and is involved in some of your metabolic processes.