The first thing worth checking on any bottle is whether it tells you what is inside. BreathiZen names all five extracts. Here they are in label order.
The BreathiZen label names five extracts: Mullein Leaf Extract 10:1, Ginger Root Extract, Bromelain Powder, Organic Lemon Extract and Organic Cordyceps militaris. Every ingredient is printed on the bottle — there is no hidden blend.
BreathiZen extract 1: Mullein Leaf 10:1
The headline plant, concentrated ten to one. Mullein's soft leaves have been used in herbal tradition for generations to soothe the throat and support easy breathing.
The five BreathiZen extracts in label order
BreathiZen extracts 2 and 3: ginger and bromelain
Ginger Root is the warming root found in almost every home remedy for the throat. Bromelain is a group of enzymes from pineapple stem, carried to support how the body handles thick, sticky mucus.
BreathiZen extracts 4 and 5: lemon and cordyceps
Organic Lemon brings a clean taste and plant antioxidants. Organic Cordyceps militaris is an adaptogenic mushroom long associated with stamina.
Reading the BreathiZen label yourself
The label names every extract, which lets you check each one against any medicine or allergy you have. If you take blood thinners or are allergic to pineapple, see our safety notes before ordering.
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BreathiZen questions
No. All five extracts are named on the label.
None of the five named extracts is a caffeine source.
BreathiZen sources & further reading
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