Nutrient quality
The B vitamins and zinc are meaningful, while bovine adrenal and licorice amounts have uncertain practical relevance. Licorice at 75 mg creates a product-specific blood-pressure and potassium concern for susceptible users.
Analysis
The capsule combines bovine adrenal and adrenal cortex material with licorice, vitamin C, thiamine, active riboflavin, active B6, pantothenic acid, and zinc bisglycinate. The B-vitamin and zinc forms are generally well chosen.
Licorice is the most important practical concern because it can raise blood pressure and lower potassium in susceptible users. Glandular ingredients add animal-derived material, but the supplied data do not establish the active components or a predictable effect.
It fits only adults who have reviewed the full formula and specifically accept glandular products. People with hypertension, low potassium risk, or relevant medication use have stronger reasons to avoid it.
Pros
Uses P-5-P and active riboflavin Includes zinc bisglycinate Clearly states visible active amounts
Cons
Contains licorice Uses bovine glandular materials Pantothenic acid amount is modest Glandular active contribution is uncertain
Warnings
Licorice may raise blood pressure or lower potassium Avoid combining licorice with potassium-depleting diuretics without clinician review Bovine glandular ingredients make the product unsuitable for vegetarians and some dietary restrictions
