Metaroothe: understanding its 800 mg botanical blend

Metaroothe™ lists an 800 mg total blend per full two-capsule serving. That is the amount of the combined blend, not a separate 800 mg amount for each botanical. The label does not disclose the individual ingredient amounts, so the total cannot be used to calculate an individual berberine dose.

Seven botanicals share the blend

The Metaroothe ingredient list includes olive leaf, moringa, Phellodendron amurense bark, citrus bioflavonoids, holy basil, African mango and cayenne. Each name belongs to the same proprietary blend described by the combined amount.

Some extracts also carry standardization details. The panel lists olive leaf extract at 20% oleuropein, moringa extract standardized to 30% saponins and Phellodendron amurense extract standardized to 8% berberine. These percentages describe the named extracts. They are not percentages of the entire 800 mg blend.

A percentage needs its own ingredient amount

To turn an extract percentage into a quantity, you would need the amount of that particular extract. Metaroothe’s label does not provide those separate amounts. Multiplying the full 800 mg blend by the Phellodendron extract’s 8% would therefore use the wrong starting quantity.

This distinction is useful whenever you compare a blend with a product that declares an individual ingredient dose. Keep the total blend weight and the extract descriptions in separate columns rather than treating them as equivalent measurements.

Keep the serving count straightforward

Metaroothe contains 60 capsules, providing 30 two-capsule servings. The stated directions are two capsules daily. Its other ingredients include the hypromellose vegetable capsule, brown rice flour, magnesium stearate, olive oil and silicon dioxide.