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A fruit used in powders and drinks, often marketed for its vitamin C content.
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The green pigment plants use to capture light.
Supports iron handling, connective tissue and antioxidant enzymes.
A compound involved in mitochondrial electron transport and antioxidant chemistry.
One member of the vitamin E family; it is distinct from alpha-tocopherol, the form used to establish vitamin E requirements.
A group of plants used in herbal preparations.
A berry used in cooked foods and extracts.
Resin from Boswellia trees; preparations for fragrance and oral extracts are different products.
A tree whose leaf extracts are sold as supplements.
A fruit also called wolfberry, sold dried and in extracts.
A concentrated botanical preparation containing grape-seed polyphenols.
A beverage from Camellia sinensis; concentrated extracts differ from brewed tea.
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