Cardio Charge Ingredients

Inside Every Scoop of Cardio Charge

Cardio Charge contains seven active ingredients, each selected for its role in cardiovascular support, cellular energy production or electrolyte balance. Every dosage is listed on the label — no proprietary blends, no hidden amounts.

1. Magnesium Glycinate — 190 mg

Magnesium glycinate is a chelated form of magnesium known for its gentle absorption profile. Magnesium participates in over 300 enzymatic reactions throughout the body, including processes critical to muscle function, nerve signaling and energy production. The glycinate form is paired with the amino acid glycine, which itself provides additional benefits for cellular repair. Many adults are deficient in magnesium without realizing it — the mineral works quietly in the background until levels drop low enough to cause noticeable effects.

2. Sodium Citrate — 140 mg

Sodium often gets a negative reputation, but in the right form and amount, it is essential for fluid balance, cellular communication and nerve function. Sodium citrate in Cardio Charge is included as an electrolyte component that works synergistically with potassium and magnesium to maintain the mineral balance your cardiovascular system depends on.

3. Potassium Citrate — 380 mg

Potassium is one of the most important minerals for heart health. It works hand-in-hand with sodium to regulate fluid levels, support nerve signaling and maintain normal muscle activity — including the continuous contractions of your heart. The citrate form used in Cardio Charge offers good bioavailability and pairs naturally with the formula's other electrolyte minerals.

4. D-Ribose — 3,000 mg

D-Ribose is a naturally occurring five-carbon sugar that your cells use as a building block for ATP — the primary energy currency of every cell in your body. At 3,000 mg per serving, Cardio Charge includes a dose that reflects the research literature on D-Ribose supplementation. This is significantly more than most competing heart-health supplements include, and it would be impractical to deliver this amount in capsule form — one of the key reasons Cardio Charge uses a powder format.

5. L-Glycine — 1,000 mg

L-glycine is a non-essential amino acid involved in protein synthesis, collagen formation and cellular repair. While the body can produce glycine on its own, supplemental amounts support the maintenance of connective tissue — including the structural components of blood vessels. Research has also explored glycine's role in managing oxidative stress markers, making it a relevant addition to a cardiovascular support formula.

6. Hibiscus Flower Extract — 470 mg

Hibiscus has been used in traditional wellness practices across multiple cultures for generations. Modern interest in hibiscus centers on its association with healthy circulation and cardiovascular wellness. The extract used in Cardio Charge delivers a concentrated dose of the active compounds found in hibiscus flowers.

7. Olive Fruit Extract (Hytolive®) — 30 mg

Hytolive® is a patented olive fruit extract standardized for hydroxytyrosol — one of the most potent natural antioxidants found in the Mediterranean diet. While the dose is smaller than the other ingredients, hydroxytyrosol is highly concentrated, and even small amounts provide meaningful antioxidant activity. This is an ingredient most heart-health formulas omit entirely.

Research References

The ingredients in Cardio Charge are drawn from compounds with established presence in cardiovascular and metabolic research. For more information, see:

• Magnesium — NIH Office of Dietary Supplements
• Potassium — NIH Office of Dietary Supplements
• D-Ribose — WebMD overview
• Glycine and cellular processes — PubMed

Learn more about the benefits these ingredients deliver or see how Cardio Charge works as a complete formula.