Sodium Bicarbonate
Listed as pharmaceutical-grade. A mineral compound best known as baking soda, used in kitchens around the world.
The four ingredients on the label, what each one is and where it comes from.
SodaSlim lists four ingredients: Sodium Bicarbonate (described as pharmaceutical-grade), Gingerol from a standardized ginger extract, Berberine and NAD+. The Supplement Facts panel on the bottle carries the serving details.
Listed as pharmaceutical-grade. A mineral compound best known as baking soda, used in kitchens around the world.
The pungent compound that gives fresh ginger root its warm bite, listed here from a standardized ginger extract.
A plant compound found in the roots and bark of shrubs such as barberry, long used in traditional herbal practice.
A coenzyme found naturally in every living cell and listed on the label as a named ingredient.
The names above come straight from the label. Ingredient lists reward a slow read: what each item is, where it comes from and how it is presented. Our guide to the four-ingredient lineup walks through that step by step, and what label terms mean adds background.
From ginger fields to barberry shrubs, each ingredient has its own story. The ingredient origins guide traces where each one comes from, and the NIH Office of Dietary Supplements publishes fact sheets at ods.od.nih.gov.
Two of the four names will feel familiar. Read about sodium bicarbonate in the kitchen and gingerol in ginger root for food-science context.
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