NeoTonics was developed with the following factors in mind given that its main goals are gut healing and skin nutrient replenishment:

• Babchi : Oil from the seeds and leaves of the Psoralea cory folia plant is known as babchi or bakuchiol. This substance has long been used to speed up skin cell turnover and treat a variety of skin conditions. The results of recent research examining the impact of Babchi on skin health were likened to those of retinol, with one specialist referring to it as a milder form of retinol. This ingredient's ability to diminish fine lines, wrinkles, and pigmentation linked to both natural and photoaging was supported by a double-blind trial. The biggest advantage is that Babchi hasn't yet shown any signs of the side effects associated with conventional retinol, like dryness and skin irritation.


• Inulin & Dandelion : Neotonics' blend of inulin and dandelion root extract aids both your skin and digestive system. A prebiotic fiber called inulin serves as food for healthy gut bacteria, promoting their diversity and growth. On the other hand, dandelion promotes a healthier stomach and may improve the clarity and brightness of the skin by assisting in digestion and detoxification.


• Bacillus Coagulans : For irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) and other inflammatory bowel diseases (IBD), the probiotic Bacillus coagulans is advised. In particular, research have suggested that taking this probiotic may benefit immunity, diarrhea, and bloating. An interesting remark was made by another publication that looked into the impact of probiotics on skin health. Infections or skin conditions (including acne, eczema, and rosacea) may occur from an imbalance in microorganisms that is brought on by chronic inflammation, stress, changes in the pH levels of the skin, and dietary changes. B. coagulans may increase free radical scavengers to fight skin aging.


• Organic Ceylon Ginger : Ceylon ginger, which is well-known for having potent anti-inflammatory and antioxidant qualities, is excellent for the skin. It aids in reducing oxidative stress and inflammation, which are known to impair digestion and hasten skin aging. Additionally, it mitigates the negative effects of free radical damage and aids in the reduction of inflammation.


• Fenugreek : Fenugreek is a staple ingredient in many different cuisines all over the world and is a native of the Mediterranean region. Diosgenin, a component of fenugreek, has anti-inflammatory and antibacterial effects. Fenugreek helps boost gut health and lessen wrinkles and dark spots on the skin.


• Slippery Elm Bark : The digestive system responds favorably to slippery elm bark, which is made from the slippery elm tree's inner bark. It promotes healthy bowel motions, eases gastrointestinal discomfort, and aids in preserving a balanced gut environment. Slippery elm bark indirectly contributes to better skin health by nourishing your intestines.


• Lemon Balm : The mint family includes the aromatic herb lemon balm. This flower, which is mainly cultivated in southern Europe, has been used to improve sleep, lessen anxiety, and treat particular medical conditions. The abundance of rosmarinic acid in lemon balm, which possesses antibacterial and antioxidant properties, is thought to be responsible for the herb's well-known health benefits. The later elements not only shield cells but also get rid of viruses and germs. Lemon balm has a favorable effect on stomach acid, bloating, colic, indigestion, and nausea even though it may not have a direct impact on skin health.


• Organic Lion’s Mane : The bioactive substances found in lion's mane, particularly beta-glucans and polysaccharides, are thought to be responsible for the herb's health benefits. These molecules are thought to assist in controlling how the immune system reacts to viruses and other things that can harm the skin. Additionally, it has been demonstrated that the bioactive substances in lion's mane inhibit oxidative stress and reduce inflammation, both of which are significant contributors to skin aging. Ergothioneine, another component of this plant, counteracts the harmful effects of free radicals and shields the skin from harm.


• Fennel : Due to its numerous health benefits, fennel has been utilized in traditional Chinese medicine for a very long time. Fennel has potent antioxidants that can counteract the signs of aging and produce younger, more radiant-looking skin on the skin by protecting skin cells from oxidative stress and DNA damage.