Contains naturally occurring monacolin K — the same compound pharmaceutical companies eventually isolated and synthesized into statins. But in red yeast rice, that compound is delivered through a food matrix the way your body evolved to process it, which is why it doesn't come with the muscle pain and CoQ10 drain a pharmaceutical statin causes. It gently slows the cholesterol your liver is overproducing, without forcing the whole production line to shut down.*

This is the piece most cholesterol formulas miss entirely. Bergamot flavonoids wake up your liver's LDL receptors — the cleanup crew that pulls cholesterol out of your bloodstream and back into the liver to be processed. Once those receptors are working again, your numbers start moving without forcing your body to shut down its own production. Clinical research links bergamot to a 15–25% reduction in lipid levels.*

Contains oleuropein, a powerful natural antioxidant that helps combat the kind of LDL most likely to damage artery walls and form plaque — the kind that's been quietly building up for years before any number ever showed up wrong on a lab sheet. While red yeast rice and bergamot work on the numbers, olive leaf protects the arteries themselves from what's already there.*

One of the most studied natural compounds for heart health. Supports healthy blood pressure and circulation — both of which tend to drift alongside cholesterol as we age. Not the headline ingredient, but a quiet force multiplier underneath the rest.*

Rich in antioxidants and anti-inflammatory compounds that help reduce the systemic inflammation that often rises alongside high cholesterol. When inflammation is high, the body has a harder time clearing LDL — soursop creates the internal conditions where the rest of the formula can do its best work.*

10mg of piperine that increases the amount of every other ingredient your body actually absorbs. The reason most stand-alone supplements underperform is that the ingredients never make it past your digestive tract. Black pepper closes that gap, on top of the sublingual liquid delivery — so the dose isn't lost twice over.*