Tocotrienols are a type of vitamin E, which is a group of fat-soluble compounds with antioxidant properties. Vitamin E exists in two main forms: tocopherols and tocotrienols.

Our Tocotrienols is extracted from the Annatto Bean and contains 90% Delta-Tocotrienol and 10% Gamma-Tocotrienol - the most potent form, which are naturally rich in delta- and gamma-tocotrienols. Unlike other sources, annatto tocotrienols are free from tocopherols (another form of vitamin E), allowing for a purer and more effective antioxidant profile. This makes annatto-sourced tocotrienols the go-to choice for those seeking the maximum health benefits, particularly for heart and cholesterol support.

- Antioxidant protection: Tocotrienols can support neutralising free radicals, which helps protect your cells from oxidative damage and premature ageing. This helps keep your body’s systems running smoothly and robustly.

- Heart health support: By reducing oxidative stress and inflammation, tocotrienols contribute to healthier blood vessels and improved cardiovascular function. They also help manage cholesterol levels by inhibiting LDL cholesterol production and promoting a balanced lipid profile.

- Anti-inflammatory effects: Tocotrienols have been shown to reduce inflammation, which is beneficial for overall health and can help mitigate chronic conditions linked to inflammation, such as arthritis and heart disease.

- Enhanced cellular health: These compounds support cell membrane integrity and function, ensuring your cells stay healthy and resilient. This can contribute to overall vitality and support various bodily functions.

Tocotrienols are the next generation of Vitamin E and are 50 times more effective at protecting cell membranes than the alpha-tocopherol found in most Vitamin E.

Tocotrienols is 50x times better than tocopherol at recruiting and protecting the cells, and it has increased bio-availability for quicker effectiveness. Tocotrienols supports regressions in the arteries as a result of plaque buildup and it may improve arterial function by reducing blood pressure. Tocotrienols also plays a role in combating inflammation. Its photoprotective attributes can contribute to great skin.

Heart disease is often caused by high cholesterol. But surprisingly, half of patients who have heart attacks have normal cholesterol levels. For these individuals, inflammation plays a role in furthering cardiovascular disease progression. Numerous studies have seen up to 40% inflammation reduction in hypercholesterolemic patients using tocotrienol supplementation. Tocotrienols also have antioxidant properties, which means they help neutralize free radicals in the body that can cause cellular damage. Some studies suggest that tocotrienols may have benefits for cardiovascular health, including potential effects on cholesterol levels and blood vessel function. Some research also indicates that tocotrienols may have neuroprotective properties, potentially supporting brain health and protecting against neurodegenerative diseases. Tocotrienols have been studied for their anti-inflammatory effects, which may be beneficial in addressing chronic inflammatory conditions. There is also some research that suggests that tocotrienols may contribute to skin health by protecting against UV damage and supporting collagen production.