The 570mg Ceiling: Why Six Ingredients Can't All Be Fully Dosed

Knowing that six ingredients share a 570mg blend is one thing. Understanding what that number actually rules out takes a bit more math, so we did it.

The Studied Intake Of Each Ingredient, Standalone

Research on each of Vasoryn's six blend ingredients typically uses these approximate daily amounts when studied on its own: L-Citrulline around 3,000mg, Maca Root around 1,500mg, L-Carnitine around 500mg, Pine Bark Extract around 150mg, Grape Skin Extract around 150mg, and Saffron Stigmas around 30mg.

Add Them Up

Combined, that's roughly 5,330mg — if you wanted to take all six ingredients at their commonly studied standalone doses, in one product, you'd need a formula holding over 5 grams of active blend.

What Vasoryn Actually Holds

570mg. About 11% of that combined figure, and that 11% has to cover all six ingredients together, not each one individually. Even if the blend were 100% L-Citrulline alone, it still wouldn't reach citrulline's own typical studied dose.

Is This Necessarily A Problem?

Not automatically. Combination formulas are frequently dosed below single-ingredient research levels, on the theory that several ingredients working together may produce a meaningful effect even without any one hitting its individual studied peak. That's a legitimate formulation philosophy. It's also unproven at the level of the finished product, since we found no clinical trial of Vasoryn itself, only research on its ingredients individually.