Cannabidiol, or CBD is a non-intoxicating cannabinoid. A growing number of studies suggest that CBD can be an effective and comparatively safe tool for managing aches and pains and minimizing stress.

Potential side effects include dry mouth, reduced appetite and drowsiness.

Cannabichromene, or CBC, is a non-psychoactive cannabinoid and does not cause the feeling of being “high.” CBC has shown to have significant soothing effects and has been shown to link with receptors in the brain in ways that can minimize pain perception. CBC has also demonstrated some ability to increase brain growth via a process known as neurogenesis (enhancing the viability of developing brain cells).

In very large doses, CBC may cause nausea, dry mouth or dizziness.

Rich in anti-oxidents, green tea extract has been shown to help with repairing cellular damage associated with over-exertion. It also may improve cognitive function and liver function and has been associated with improved skin health among other benefits.

Note that green tea extract contains caffeine and consuming large doses may cause headache, dizziness or nausea.

These mushrooms can deliver a range of benefits, from soothing aching muscles and joints to boosting the immune system and improving liver function.

Used safely for generations, this extract may cause nausea, headache and dizziness when consumed in large doses. Those with bleeding disorders or who are taking blood thinning medications should consult with a clinician before consuming.

Valine, L-Leucine & Iso-Leucine

These branched-chain amino acids (BCAAs) can enhance energy, alleviate fatigue and help with muscle tissue recovery and repair.

While well tolerated by most people, potential side effects include nausea and diarrhea.