Korean Red Ginseng
Known as the 'king of herbs' in Korean medicine. A core ingredient supporting natural energy, alertness and daily fatigue resistance.
Natural Ingredients
Studied Natural Ingredients for Your Health
We select botanical and mineral ingredients with a long record in traditional Arabic and Eastern medicine, and modern studies supporting their role in daily wellness.
Wisdom Inherited for Centuries
Healers and herbalists across the Arab world and the East have used these plants for centuries — from black seed and date palm pollen to ginger and cinnamon. This long heritage gives us a rich starting point for selecting ingredients.
Modern Science & Advanced Extraction
Today, modern extraction methods produce standardized botanical extracts with consistent potency. This combines traditional heritage with the precision of modern science in well-regulated, safe formulas.
Ingredient Library
The core ingredients in ArabiaNatural formulas and their documented role.
Tribulus Terrestris
A traditional plant used for centuries to support male vitality and athletic activity. Helps maintain natural energy levels.
Maca Root
A Peruvian root used for centuries to support energy, endurance and general mood. Rich in minerals and amino acids.
L-Arginine
A natural amino acid supporting normal circulation and oxygen flow to muscles. A common ingredient in male supplements.
Zinc
An essential mineral for immunity, metabolism and maintaining normal testosterone levels. Critical for male health.
Vitamin B6
Supports protein and carbohydrate metabolism and helps reduce tiredness. Essential for the nervous system.
Saw Palmetto
An American palm whose berries have been used since the 19th century to support prostate health. The most popular ingredient in men's-health formulas.
Pumpkin Seed Oil
Rich in fatty acids and minerals (especially zinc). Supports urinary tract function and bladder comfort.
Nettle Root
A traditional plant root used to support normal urinary flow. Used for centuries in traditional European medicine.
Selenium
An essential trace mineral with antioxidant properties. Supports normal cell function and works in synergy with Vitamin E.
Lycopene
A natural red pigment from tomatoes, studied for its role in supporting prostate health. A powerful antioxidant.
Panax Ginseng
A natural ginseng species used for thousands of years in Asian medicine to support energy and immunity.
Royal Honey
A rare ingredient secreted by worker bees to feed the queen. Rich in minerals, amino acids and natural growth factors.
Ginger Root
A circulation-warming root, traditional in Arabic medicine. Supports digestion and general balance.
Cinnamon
An ancient spice mentioned in heritage books, supporting carbohydrate metabolism and inner warmth.
Black Seed (Nigella sativa)
Long valued in traditional Arabic and prophetic medicine and still widely used today. A core ingredient in Arabic heritage formulas.
Date Palm Pollen
Used since ancient times in the Arabian Peninsula to support male vitality. Rich in amino acids and trace elements.
Green Tea Extract
Rich in EGCG antioxidants that support fat metabolism and daily energy.
L-Carnitine
An amino acid that helps transport fatty acids into cells for energy production.
Garcinia Cambogia
Contains hydroxycitric acid (HCA), known for supporting satiety and appetite control.
Apple Cider Vinegar Powder
Helps support a balanced blood sugar response and digestive comfort.
Guarana Extract
A natural caffeine source providing sustained energy and mental focus.
Inulin Fiber
A prebiotic fiber that supports gut health and enhances satiety between meals.
Yarrow
A traditional herb long used in European folk practice, and one of the components named in the product formula.
Centaury
A traditional bitter herb long used in digestive support blends, named within the product formula.
Clove
One of the best-known spices in Arab cooking and traditional practice, named among the product's components.
Tannins
Astringent plant compounds naturally present in many herbs, described as an active element of the product.
High-molecular hyaluronic acid
Named in the product description. Larger molecules stay on the skin surface and help it feel hydrated and smooth.
Low-molecular hyaluronic acid
Named in the product description, and described as not forming a surface layer but reaching deeper skin layers.
Plant extracts
The product description names plant extracts within the formula without detailing which ones.
Oil-free formula
The product description notes the absence of excess oils, which suits skin that leans oily.
Turmeric
A yellow rhizome common in cooking and in traditional practice across the East and India.
Berry extract
A berry extract rich in coloured plant pigments.
Collagen
A structural protein found in skin and cartilage, extracted for use in formulas.
Vitamins
A group of vitamins added to the formula to support the daily diet.
Argan oil
An oil from the seeds of the Moroccan argan tree, traditional in skin and hair care.
Magnesium
A mineral involved in hundreds of reactions in the body, coming mainly from food.
Green tea
Green tea leaf, a traditional source of plant antioxidants.
Hawthorn
Hawthorn fruit and leaf, traditional in European and Chinese herbalism.
Camphor
An aromatic substance from the camphor tree, used topically for its cooling note.
Menthol
A compound from mint oil giving a cooling sensation on the skin.
Frankincense oil (Boswellia)
The resin of the frankincense tree, used across Arabia for thousands of years.
Eucalyptus oil
An oil from eucalyptus leaves, known for its sharp scent and topical use.
Horse chestnut
An extract from horse chestnut seeds, traditional in topical leg preparations.
Cayenne pepper
A hot pepper that gives a warming sensation when applied in a topical preparation.
Pine needle
An extract from pine bark or needles, used in topical formulas.
Honey
Natural honey, a traditional component of Arab recipes since antiquity.
Ginseng extract
A root used in traditional Asian practice for centuries, common in daily-energy formulas.
L-arginine
An amino acid found naturally in nuts and meat, added to daily-support formulas.
Epimedium
A traditional herb in Chinese practice, known as horny goat weed.
Ginkgo biloba
Leaf of the ginkgo tree, one of the oldest surviving plant species on earth.
Vitamin E
A fat-soluble vitamin found in vegetable oils and nuts.
Dietary fibre
Dietary fibre that adds bulk to a meal and slows how fast the stomach empties.
Saw palmetto
The fruit of an American dwarf palm, common in men’s health formulas.
Nettle root
Nettle root, a traditional European herb used in daily-support formulas.
Omega-3
Essential fatty acids sourced from fish and plant oils.
Lutein
A plant pigment found in leafy greens that naturally concentrates in the retina.
Psyllium husk
Psyllium seed husk, a concentrated source of soluble fibre.
Prebiotics
Fibres that feed the beneficial bacteria already living in the gut.
B-group vitamins
B-group vitamins, involved in how the body draws energy from food.
Trace minerals
Trace minerals the body needs in small amounts from food.
Berberine
A plant compound extracted from several herbs, the most studied ingredient in this category.
Bitter melon
A fruit traditional to Asian kitchens, long used in plant formulas.
Chromium
A trace mineral the body gets from food in small amounts.
Alpha-lipoic acid
An acid found naturally in the body and in some foods, added to supplements.
Gymnema sylvestre
A traditional Indian herb whose local name means “sugar destroyer”.
Natural Ingredients FAQ
Yes, we rely on studied botanical extracts, vitamins and minerals, with no synthetic hormones or stimulants.
A standardized extract guarantees a consistent concentration of active compounds in every dose, whereas the raw herb varies from batch to batch. That is why we use modern extracts for consistent quality.
If you take a treatment prescribed by your doctor, consult your doctor or pharmacist before adding any dietary supplement, as some herbs may interact with certain medicines.
Natural ingredients work gradually; results usually appear after several weeks of consistent use within a balanced, healthy lifestyle.
Supplements & Prescribed Medication
Natural ingredients are not a substitute for the medication your doctor prescribes. Some herbs may interact with certain medicines, so if you take a prescribed treatment — for blood pressure, blood sugar or anything else — consult your doctor or pharmacist before adding any dietary supplement.
When used thoughtfully and under professional guidance, natural ingredients can be a complementary support to a healthy lifestyle.