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  2. Vitamins & Minerals in Moringa, Boswellia, and Kola Nut

Nutrient Function in the Body Sources FDA Status
Vitamin A (Beta-Carotene)¹ Supports immune health, vision, and skin regeneration Moringa ⚠️ Dietary Supplement (Not FDA-Approved as Vitamin Source)
Vitamin B1 (Thiamine)² Supports nerve function and energy metabolism Moringa, Kola Nut ⚠️ Dietary Supplement (Not FDA-Approved as Vitamin Source)
Vitamin B2 (Riboflavin)³ Essential for cell function and energy production Moringa ⚠️ Dietary Supplement (Not FDA-Approved as Vitamin Source)
Vitamin B3 (Niacin)⁴ Supports circulation and joint flexibility Moringa, Kola Nut ⚠️ Dietary Supplement (Not FDA-Approved as Vitamin Source)
Vitamin B5 (Pantothenic Acid)⁵ Involved in fat and carbohydrate metabolism Moringa ⚠️ Dietary Supplement (Not FDA-Approved as Vitamin Source)
Vitamin B6 (Pyridoxine)⁶ Aids in neurotransmitter function and inflammation control Moringa ⚠️ Dietary Supplement (Not FDA-Approved as Vitamin Source)
Vitamin B9 (Folate)⁷ Essential for DNA synthesis and cell growth Moringa ⚠️ Dietary Supplement (Not FDA-Approved as Vitamin Source)
Vitamin B12 (Cobalamin)⁸ Supports red blood cell formation and brain function Moringa (small amounts) ⚠️ Dietary Supplement (Not FDA-Approved as Vitamin Source)
Vitamin C Antioxidant, immune booster, collagen synthesis Moringa ⚠️ Dietary Supplement (Not FDA-Approved as Vitamin Source)
Vitamin D¹⁰ Supports bone health and immune function Moringa (trace amounts) ⚠️ Dietary Supplement (Not FDA-Approved for Bone Health)
Vitamin E¹¹ Protects joints from oxidative damage Moringa ⚠️ Dietary Supplement (Not FDA-Approved as Vitamin Source)
Vitamin K¹² Regulates blood clotting and bone metabolism Moringa ⚠️ Dietary Supplement (Not FDA-Approved for Bone Health)
Calcium¹³ Essential for bone health and cartilage maintenance Moringa ⚠️ Dietary Supplement (Not FDA-Approved for Bone Health)
Magnesium¹⁴ Supports muscle relaxation and nerve function Moringa ⚠️ Dietary Supplement (Not FDA-Approved for Nerve Function)
Iron¹⁵ Prevents anemia, supports oxygen transport Moringa, Kola Nut ⚠️ Dietary Supplement (Not FDA-Approved for Anemia Treatment)
Zinc¹⁶ Supports immune function and wound healing Moringa ⚠️ Dietary Supplement (Not FDA-Approved for Immune Support)
Potassium¹⁷ Regulates muscle contractions and nerve signals Moringa ⚠️ Dietary Supplement (Not FDA-Approved for Heart Health)
Phosphorus¹⁸ Helps maintain strong bones and teeth Moringa ⚠️ Dietary Supplement (Not FDA-Approved for Bone Health)
Selenium¹⁹ Powerful antioxidant, supports thyroid function Moringa ⚠️ Dietary Supplement (Not FDA-Approved for Antioxidant Function)
Caffeine²⁰ Enhances mental focus and metabolism Kola Nut ⚠️ Dietary Supplement (Not FDA-Approved for Energy Support)
Theobromine²¹ Mild stimulant, vasodilator, and diuretic Kola Nut ⚠️ Dietary Supplement (Not FDA-Approved for Cardiovascular Health)
Tannins²² Antioxidant properties, supports digestive health Kola Nut ⚠️ Dietary Supplement (Not FDA-Approved for Digestive Support)
Alkaloids²³ Bioactive compounds with various physiological effects Kola Nut ⚠️ Dietary Supplement (Not FDA-Approved for Therapeutic Use)
Saponins²⁴ May support immune function and reduce cholesterol levels Kola Nut ⚠️ Dietary Supplement (Not FDA-Approved for Cholesterol Management)
Flavonoids²⁵ Antioxidant properties, supports cardiovascular health Kola Nut ⚠️ Dietary Supplement (Not FDA-Approved for Cardiovascular Health)

Scientific References

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