Adrenal Cortisol Support with Relora

A decaffeinated extract with substantial, fully identified EGCG and catechins offers much stronger green-tea depth than the original. The focused design is easier to assess, but high-EGCG extracts may cause nausea or rare liver injury, especially when taken fasting.

Measured EGCG and clear decaffeination provide substantially better active disclosure than the original green-tea component. The dose is unusually high and may strain the liver, so it is a poor fit for liver disease or fasting use.

A substantial fruiting-body reishi extract provides much deeper mushroom support than the original small powder amount. Extraction ratio and active-compound standardization remain missing, but source clarity is still better than a token blend addition.

A decaffeinated green-tea extract provides a clearly stated EGCG amount at a lower recurring cost. It removes the original lightly dosed adaptogens and weak magnesium oxide, but concentrated EGCG may stress the liver when taken fasting or used with liver disease.

A concentrated green-tea extract identifies catechins, polyphenols, and EGCG while costing less per serving. It offers deeper green-tea coverage than the original, although repeated marker entries and missing caffeine disclosure leave some uncertainty.

A large reishi amount creates a simple, low-cost mushroom option compared with the original token reishi addition. Mushroom part, extraction ratio, and active-compound markers are not supplied, so the apparent quantity does not fully establish potency.

A clearly dosed reishi extract offers focused mushroom support at a low recurring cost. It improves quantity and simplicity over the original small reishi addition, though fruiting-body source and active-marker strength are not stated.

A concentrated green-tea extract discloses catechins, polyphenols, and EGCG at favorable serving value. Marker entries are repeated and caffeine is not stated, but green-tea depth is much greater than in the original broad, lightly dosed formula.

Reishi powder and extract provide more dedicated mushroom coverage at a very low serving cost. Missing fruiting-body, extraction-ratio, and standardization details limit confidence, yet the formula is more economical and focused than the original multi-botanical blend.