Ingredient Science
Know exactly what you’re taking, and why it belongs there. Explore traceable origins, standardised actives, and delivery logic behind every ingredient, so your routine feels confident, consistent, and built on proof.
Know exactly what you’re taking, and why it belongs there. Explore traceable origins, standardised actives, and delivery logic behind every ingredient, so your routine feels confident, consistent, and built on proof.
We collaborate with trusted suppliers who ensure ingredients are sustainably and ethically sourced.
All ingredients are supported by rigorous research, proving their safety, efficacy, and bioavailability.
Only pure, potent ingredients; no fillers, additives, or hidden substances.
We provide complete details on each ingredient’s origin, purpose, and proven benefits.
Branded ingredients are standardised, traceable, and backed by defined active markers. This ensures consistency across batches and greater formulation precision. Instead of relying on generic raw materials, Siha selects registered ingredients with controlled sourcing, documented quality standards, and measurable inclusion levels for transparency.
A standardised extract contains a defined concentration of active compounds. For example, extracts like Herbagut® or Shoden® are calibrated to specific bioactive markers. This reduces variability and supports consistent formulation design, rather than depending on unpredictable botanical potency.
Some nutrients are sensitive to oxidation or degradation. Oil-based beadlet delivery helps protect these actives from instability before consumption. Delivery science influences how ingredients remain intact, allowing more reliable inclusion and measured absorption within structured daily use.
Plant-based omega-3 from marine algae provides EPA and DHA directly, without marine intermediaries. This eliminates reliance on fish sources while maintaining defined fatty acid inclusion. It also aligns with vegetarian preferences and supports controlled sourcing standards.
Botanicals often provide phytochemical complexity, while amino acids contribute structural or metabolic roles within the body. Combining both allows formulations to address multiple pathways simultaneously, supporting balance and alignment rather than focusing on a single compound approach.