Named, dosed, and checked against the published Supplement Facts panel. No proprietary blend.
A B vitamin dosed here well above the standard Daily Value, supporting everyday energy metabolism.
A tropical fruit powder included as part of the formula's antioxidant support.
A concentrated cactus-fruit extract, standardized at a 4:1 ratio.
A concentrated cinnamon extract, one of two ingredients the brand describes as supporting metabolic function.
A soluble fiber standardized to 90% glucomannan, associated with feelings of fullness.
An antioxidant compound included as part of the formula's cellular-protection ingredients.
Standardized to 95% curcumin, turmeric's primary active compound.
A plant compound studied for metabolic effects, though at a dose well below typical clinical research amounts (see our note below).
An antioxidant extract sourced from Polygonum cuspidatum, standardized to 20% resveratrol.
One of two probiotic strains in the formula, included for gut wellness support.
A second probiotic strain, bringing the formula's total probiotic count to 2 billion CFU per serving.
Under U.S. supplement labeling rules, manufacturers can legally group ingredients into a "proprietary blend" and list only the combined weight, without saying how much of any single ingredient is inside. We checked Trimoryn's label specifically for this, and confirmed it doesn't use that provision: all 11 active ingredients above carry their own individually published amount. That's a genuine point of transparency, though it doesn't automatically mean every dose is at a clinically studied level -- see our Berberine article for one example worth knowing about.