The best way to learn more about your cholesterol levels and monitor your intake is to visit your doctor and have a blood test done.

Choline is both made by the body and found in some foods. As an essential nutrient, choline promotes metabolic and cellular processes.

Chondroitin sulfate has the potential to support joint health, muscle soreness after exercise, as well as help with GI distress.

Found in caffeinated beverages, caffeine may relieve fatigue and provide energy boosts.

As one of the body's most abundant minerals, calcium plays vital roles in the skeletal system.

Calcium ascorbate treats low levels of Vitamin C in individuals who are deficient in combination with calcium.

Calcium lactate may support calcium deficiencies.

Mostly known as marigold, calendula can support anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, antifungal, and wound-healing properties.

Carnitine benefits cellular process which may result in fat loss, short recovery times following exercise, and the prevention of fatigued muscles.