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Choose your own blend using the check boxes, they will be mixed in equal portions by weight, unless noted otherwise, specified by weight and relative to recommended dosage.
Black pepper is either 1% of net order weight (.16oz per pound), or 1% of fat soluble ingredients (Turmeric, Bacopa, rosemary, Lion’s Mane), whichever is less.
If you would like another mix ratio, enter it specifically in the comments section below.
Shipping of custom blends may take a couple extra days as they are Package-to-Order.
Note there is a 1-lb minimum.
There is an extra charge for some ingredients that cost more.
There is a price break at 2-lbs and at 5-lbs, it will be calculated at checkout.
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Black Pepper and fat solublable compounds.
Among the listed ingredients, Turmeric Extract (95% Curcumin) is the primary fat-soluble compound that dramatically benefits from black pepper extract (piperine). Several other extracts are partially fat-soluble or contain critical lipophilic fractions that also see enhanced absorption when paired with piperine.
Turmeric Extract (95% Curcumin): Highly fat-soluble with notoriously poor natural absorption. Black pepper extract (piperine) inhibits liver enzymes that break it down, boosting curcumin’s bioavailability by up to 2,000%.
Partially Fat-Soluble (Benefits from Piperine & Fats).
Bacopa Monnieri Extract: Contains active bacosides that rely on lipid transporters for optimal absorption. Adding black pepper extract and a healthy fat helps maximize its cognitive and memory-boosting delivery.
Rosemary Extract: Rich in carnosic acid, a powerful fat-soluble antioxidant. Piperine enhances the intestinal permeability of lipophilic plant extracts like rosemary, allowing more of the active compounds to enter the bloodstream.
Lion’s Mane 10:1 Mushroom Extract: While its polysaccharides are water-soluble, its most prized brain-boosting compounds—hericenones—are entirely fat-soluble. Supplement manufacturers frequently add black pepper extract to enhance the systemic absorption of these active compounds.
