Lymph Savior Ingredients
Lymph Savior contains 11 fully named ingredients spanning circulation, detox pathways and immune support, with no hidden proprietary blend.
Each ingredient is printed individually on the label, though one — Yerba Mate — carries a natural caffeine content worth knowing about.
11 named ingredients, one label
What distinguishes this label from many competitors is transparency: all 11 ingredients are printed individually rather than folded into a vague proprietary blend total. See our full piece on all 11 ingredients explained.
All 11 ingredients, one by one
Red Clover Extract
A traditional botanical long associated with circulation support in herbal practice. Background summarised by MSKCC.
Horse Chestnut
Contains aescin, studied for its association with vein tone and healthy capillary function. Background summarised by MSKCC.
Red Root Powder
Traditionally tied to lymphatic drainage and the body's detoxification pathways in herbal medicine.
Centella Asiatica
Also known as Gotu Kola, a well-studied botanical linked to circulation and connective-tissue support, reviewed on PubMed.
Burdock Powder
A traditional root long used in herbal detoxification preparations, summarised by MSKCC.
Yerba Mate Extract
Included for gentle natural energy. Also the source of this formula's small natural caffeine content — worth knowing if you are caffeine-sensitive.
Stillingia Extract
A traditional root used historically in botanical formulas targeting lymphatic and detox support.
Olive Leaf Extract
Carries a broad antioxidant profile, paired here with the formula's other circulation-supportive botanicals.
Cleavers Extract
A traditional lymph-supportive herb used for generations in Western herbal medicine.
Ginger Powder
Included primarily for its traditional role in digestive comfort.
Echinacea Purpurea Powder
Carries the most researched immune-support evidence among the ingredients in this formula, summarised by the NCCIH.
The caffeine consideration
Yerba Mate naturally contains caffeine. This is worth factoring in if you are caffeine-sensitive, pregnant, nursing, or take blood pressure medication or other stimulant-sensitive prescriptions.
What to discuss with your doctor first
If you take blood thinners, diuretics, blood pressure medication or diabetes medication, show this ingredient list to your doctor before starting. Beyond that, the ingredient list is broadly well tolerated in most healthy adults.
See how the formula works next.
