Goji berries are rich in the carotenoids lutein and zeaxanthin; ​​regular intake of goji berries in a healthy middle-aged population supports eye health and fights age-related vision loss.

In older adults with low selenium and coenzyme Q10 levels, supplementation with the two compounds reduced inflammation, oxidative stress, and tissue scarring, thereby supporting heart health.

Carotenoids are pigment-containing compounds that provide color to plants and animals, supporting vision, brain and skin health, mitochondrial function, antioxidant activity, and skeletal muscle function.

Phlorizin – a naturally occurring compound found in the bark of apple, pear, cherry, and other fruit trees — works via the gut-brain axis to support memory, learning, neuron survival, and antioxidant activity.