ColestZen Ingredients
ColestZen contains 18 declared ingredients across 9 botanicals and 9 micronutrients, with no proprietary blend hiding the names.
Exact per-capsule amounts are not published, and multiple ingredients can interact with common medications.
Nine botanicals, nine micronutrients
ColestZen's ingredient list is genuinely broad, organized into two clear layers. Rather than list all 18 in one undifferentiated block, we've kept the botanicals and micronutrients separate, matching how the brand itself frames the formula.
What is not published on the pages we reviewed is the exact amount of each ingredient per capsule. That is the single most significant limitation of this formula, and it is the honest context for setting expectations before you buy.
The 9 Botanicals
Bitter Melon Extract
Traditionally used for glucose support and utilisation.
Cinnamon Bark
Studied for its association with post-meal glucose response.
Licorice Root Extract
A traditional botanical for general metabolic support. Can interact with blood pressure medication.
Gymnema Sylvestre
A traditional herb long associated with sugar cravings and glucose metabolism.
Banaba Leaf
Studied for its association with glucose metabolism.
Mulberry Fruit
Studied for its association with slowing carbohydrate absorption in the gut.
Yarrow Herb
A traditional botanical included for circulatory and digestive support.
Cayenne Pepper
A traditional spice studied for its association with circulation and metabolism.
Juniper Berry
A traditional botanical with antioxidant properties.
The 9 Micronutrients
L-Taurine
An amino acid with emerging research interest in normal heart and metabolic function.
Alpha Lipoic Acid
An antioxidant studied for its association with glucose metabolism. Can affect blood sugar levels.
Vitamin C
An antioxidant vitamin relevant to general metabolic and immune support.
Vitamin E
An antioxidant vitamin tied to cardiovascular health research.
Biotin
A B-vitamin relevant to normal metabolism of macronutrients.
Magnesium
Involved in normal muscle, nerve and cardiovascular function, with modest evidence for effects on lipid panels specifically.
Zinc
Involved in normal immune and metabolic function.
Manganese
A trace mineral involved in normal antioxidant function.
Chromium
An essential trace mineral with a documented role in carbohydrate and lipid metabolism.
What to discuss with your doctor first
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