Supplement Range

The Orbel Formulations Catalogue.

Forty-eight documented entries across four nutritional categories. Each formulation is described by its full ingredient composition, sourcing documentation, and the nutrient roles the active ingredients play in normal bodily function according to published nutritional research.

Mineral Complexes

Adaptogen Blends

Whole-Food Vitamins

Botanical Extracts

Category 01

Mineral Complexes

Twelve mineral categories documented in the Orbel catalogue. Each entry specifies the mineral form, its preparation, and the role it plays in normal bodily function based on published nutritional research.

Small pile of fine white zinc bisglycinate powder on a dark slate surface next to a single dried rosehip berry, photographed under precise studio lighting on a clean background

Zinc Bisglycinate Complex

Entry M-01

Zinc in bisglycinate chelate form. Whole-food matrix preparation. Sourced from a documented supplier with food-grade processing certification. Zinc supports normal cognitive function and immune health.

Form Bisglycinate chelate

Origin Whole-food matrix

Verified Third-party ✓

Magnesium Glycinate

Entry M-02

Magnesium in glycinate chelate form. Sourced from a supplier with a current chain-of-custody record. Magnesium contributes to normal energy metabolism and helps reduce tiredness.

Form Glycinate chelate

Origin Mineral-derived

Verified Third-party ✓

Selenium Yeast

Entry M-05

Selenium in organic yeast-bound form. Whole-food source with documented supplier certification. Selenium contributes to protection of cells from oxidative stress.

Form Organic yeast-bound

Origin Whole-food source

Verified Third-party ✓

Category 02

Adaptogen Blends

Six adaptogen families documented with full botanical identification, extract ratio, and active constituent profile. Sourcing prioritises certified organic suppliers with full chain-of-custody records.

Entry A-01

Ashwagandha Root Extract

Withania somnifera — KSM-66 standardised extract

Batch Verified

Root-only extract, standardised to a minimum 5% withanolide content. Sourced from a certified organic cultivation programme with documented chain-of-custody from field to extract. The preparation form is a water-extracted concentrated powder. Ashwagandha is included in the catalogue for its role in supporting normal endurance and resistance to physical stress indicators in published nutritional research.

Botanical ID

Withania somnifera

Preparation

Water extract, 5% withanolides

Part Used

Root only

Sourcing

Certified organic, documented

Entry A-02

Rhodiola Rosea Extract

Rhodiola rosea — standardised root extract

Batch Verified

Root extract standardised to 3% rosavins and 1% salidroside. Sourced from a high-altitude cultivation region with documented supply chain. The supplier provides a current certificate of composition per batch. Rhodiola is included for its documented role in supporting normal energy and reduction of indicators of fatigue in active nutrition research.

Botanical ID

Rhodiola rosea L.

Preparation

3% rosavins, 1% salidroside

Part Used

Root

Sourcing

High-altitude, chain-of-custody

Category 03

Whole-Food Vitamins

Vitamin entries in the catalogue specify the form, the whole-food matrix where applicable, and the nutrient role drawn from published nutritional research. Synthetic isolate variants are flagged where a whole-food source is unavailable.

Entry V-01

Vitamin D3

Cholecalciferol — lanolin-derived or lichen-sourced

Vitamin D3 in cholecalciferol form. The catalogue lists both lanolin-derived (animal-sourced) and lichen-derived (plant-sourced) variants with separate sourcing records. Vitamin D3 supports normal function of the immune system.

Form Cholecalciferol

Verified ✓ Current

Entry V-04

Vitamin B12

Methylcobalamin — active coenzyme form

B12 in methylcobalamin form — the active coenzyme form, as opposed to the cyanocobalamin isolate. Supplied with a full certificate of composition per batch. B12 contributes to normal energy production.

Form Methylcobalamin

Verified ✓ Current

Entry V-06

Vitamin C

Ascorbic acid — whole-food acerola matrix

Vitamin C from acerola cherry extract. Whole-food matrix preparation with documented botanical origin. Vitamin C supports the normal function of the immune system and normal energy-yielding metabolism.

Form Acerola whole-food

Verified ✓ Current

Category 04

Botanical Extracts

Concentrated botanical extracts occupy the fourth category in the Orbel catalogue. Entries in this section specify the plant species, plant part used, extraction solvent, and standardised active constituent where applicable. Whole-plant extracts are distinguished from isolated active fractions.

Entry B-03

Panax Ginseng Root Extract

Active

Standardised to 8% ginsenosides. Root-only preparation from documented supplier. Included for its role in supporting normal physical and cognitive endurance indicators in nutritional research.

Entry B-07

Maca Root Gelatinised Extract

Active

Gelatinised maca root from high-altitude Andean cultivation region. Full chain-of-custody record on file. Included for its documented nutrient-density profile relevant to men's nutritional practice.

Entry B-11

Cordyceps Sinensis Extract

Active

Mycelial extract standardised for adenosine content. Cultivated source with documented processing facility. Included for its role in supporting normal energy metabolism in active individuals.

Row of sealed dark amber glass extract bottles with white printed labels on a wooden shelf in a sunlit storage room, botanical specimens visible on a tray in the foreground

Cat. 04

Botanical extract archive — batch-coded and dated per revision cycle. Twelve entries in the active category as of Q1-2025.

Editorial Disclosure

Orbel is an independent wellness resource focused on everyday nutrition and active lifestyle practices for men. The content is not affiliated with any governmental or institutional body. Ingredient profiles in Orbel supplements are selected based on published nutritional research and undergo independent batch verification for quality and labelling accuracy.

We recommend speaking with a qualified wellness or nutrition professional before introducing any supplement to your daily routine, particularly if you have specific dietary requirements.