Most labels read like a chemistry list. The BreathiZen label is easier to picture when you think about where each ingredient actually grows.
Each BreathiZen ingredient comes from a different part of a plant or fungus: mullein leaf, ginger root, bromelain from pineapple stem, organic lemon fruit and the fruiting body of the Cordyceps militaris mushroom. All five are named on the label; no amounts are printed.
The BreathiZen leaf and root
Mullein leaf — the soft, velvety leaf of a tall roadside plant, concentrated 10:1 and long used in herbal teas for the chest. Ginger root — the warming underground stem found in kitchens and traditional throat remedies worldwide.
The BreathiZen stem enzyme and fruit
Bromelain — a group of enzymes taken from the stem of the pineapple plant, carried for the body's everyday handling of mucus. Organic lemon — bright citrus fruit that keeps each pump tasting clean.
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Organic Cordyceps militaris — the orange fruiting body of a mushroom valued in traditional Asian practice for stamina. It is the ingredient aimed at stairs and long walks.
Five BreathiZen ingredients, five sources
Each named ingredient comes from a different part of a plant or fungus. Equal slices show one ingredient each, not amounts.
Reading the BreathiZen label with this in mind
Knowing the source helps with allergies: bromelain comes from pineapple, lemon is citrus and cordyceps is a fungus. If any of those affect you, read our safety notes.
For the five plants, every pack and the 60-day guarantee on one page, visit the the BreathiZen homepage.
BreathiZen questions
Is BreathiZen vegan?
Check the full label for other ingredients; the five actives are plant and fungus derived.
Why no amounts?
The label names the plants but does not print amounts.
BreathiZen sources and further reading
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