Dandelion is a bitter diuretic from the Asteraceae family of plants. It performs as a stimulant to the system, concentrated on the urinary organs. When combined with other medicinal herbal agents, it is useful in the treatment of liver and kidney disorders, gallbladder and urinary disorders, jaundice, constipation, cirrhosis, dyspepsia, weaknesses of the heart, eczema and chronic joint and skin problems. Dandelion is also a mild laxative and can be taken in large amounts because it is not poisonous. It promotes good digestion and also increases the appetite.

Hawthorne Berry- Prior to using Hawthorn berry like a supplement, we should first have a look at the medical effects as well as its side effects. Hawthorn Berry is scientifically termed as Crateagus. All through the history, Hawthorn berry comprises a reputation as symbol – of – hope as well as symbol – of – evil. The people of Christain religion regard this plant as petrified as they believe that the thorn crown which was put on the head of Jesus Christ was made out of it. Hawthorn Berry is the roseance family member and it comprises of sugars, Vitamin B, caroteneflavonoids, Vitamin C and arattagein and this is even utilised for reducing water retention or for the loss of weight by taking out excess salt.

Lycopene is a phytochemical which belongs to a class of substances called carotenoids. From the point of view of structure, it is a tetraprene, and because it contains only carbon and hydrogen it is also classed as a carotene. It is bright red in color and is found naturally in red fruits and vegetables, such as tomatoes, watermelons and red carrots. Lycopene is water insoluble and is transported in the body bound to lipoproteins. Preliminary research has indicated its efficacy against certain cancers. It is a strong antioxidant and acts as a singlet oxygen quencher. Singlet oxygen forms in the body due to ultraviolet light exposure and is involved in aging and cardiovascular disease. Other proposed benefits could be in conditions, such as diabetes, osteoporosis and male infertility.

Olive Leaf Extract, which contains the phytochemical oleuropein. Oleuropein breaks down to elenolic acid, which has an anti-bacterial effect and may interfere with the critical amino acid production that is essential for viruses.

Stevia, the genus Stevia Rebaudiana, is specie of shrubs indigenous to Paraguay. Not only is it a natural and sweet alternative to artificial sweetening agents like aspartame but also has almost no calories. Moreover, use of Stevia supplements has shown to boost moods, energy levels as well as mental alertness. The extract derived from the leaves of Stevia is known as Stevioside and is used in supplements in the form of green or white powder or even brown liquid. It is advisable to use the Stevia supplements in the green powder form since it contains various nutrients. Besides this, it also offers several benefits like improving the immune system. Thus, it is very valuable as a dietary supplement to bodybuilders and dieters. It is ideal for those suffering from diabetes and hyperglycemia.