Oxaloacetate is a metabolic compound needed by nearly every human cell to produce energy in the mitochondria via Krebs cycle. Proper levels of oxaloacetate are crucial for healthy metabolism, glucose system support, and overall cellular function.

While benaGene is a dietary supplement, Oxaloacetate CFS is a medical food, a classification distinct from dietary supplements. Additionally, benaGene contains 150 mg of Vitamin C per capsule, whereas Oxaloacetate CFS contains no Vitamin C.

Although both benaGene and Oxaloacetate CFS contain thermally stabilized oxaloacetate, they fall under different regulatory classifications with important differences.

Dietary supplements provide supplementary nutritional support for healthy people and are intended to affect the normal structure or function of the human body.

Medical foods, like Oxaloacetate CFS, provide support for the nutritional management of a specific disease or condition that has distinct and established nutritional requirements. Importantly, they are always to be used only under the supervision of a licensed healthcare provider. While no prescription is needed for Oxaloacetate CFS, your doctor should help you set your individual dosing levels.

Medical foods support those who have trouble digesting and absorbing food and certain nutrients and cannot nutritionally manage their condition through diet modification alone. While oxaloacetate is naturally available in our diet, it is not found in sufficient amounts to help most ME/CFS patients.

The active ingredient in Oxaloacetate CFS is thermally stabilized oxaloacetate—“Anhydrous enol-Oxlaoacetate”. While oxaloacetate in the English language sounds very similar to “oxalate,” the two compounds are chemically quite different. Oxaloacetate is a 4-carbon molecule, whereas oxalate is a 2-carbon molecule. Oxaloacetate CFS contains zero oxalates. In human beings, there is no known pathway for the conversion of oxaloacetate to oxalate.

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Mitochondria are the engines of your cells and use a process called the Krebs Cycle to turn food and oxygen into the energy we need to live. Oxaloacetate is a crucial metabolic compound essential to the Krebs cycle and energy production.

Using Oxaloacetate CFS to fuel your cells with ample oxaloacetate helps them create more energy, supporting your brain and body with the power to do more of what you love.

Yes. Oxaloacetate CFS has been in two controlled clinical trials for the treatment of fatigue in ME/CFS patients. More information here at https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9238249/

Oxaloacetate CFS has not been tested in people under 18 years old. Please consult your licensed healthcare provider before taking benaGene or any supplement if you are under 18.

Many Oxaloacetate CFS users report increases in energy levels and reduction in brain fog, without the jitters that accompany energy products.

A minority of Oxaloacetate CFS users, especially those with sensitive stomachs, sometimes report heartburn directly after taking Oxaloacetate CFS. This is often remedied by taking Oxaloacetate CFS alongside a meal. Additionally, it is best to take oxaloacetate with breakfast and lunch to tune up your energy.

Taking the product late at night can give you so much energy that getting to sleep may be an issue.

Oxaloacetate CFS is manufactured in state-of-the-art GMP facilities under strict quality control and environmental protection standards. Before product introduction, safety studies, including GLP toxicity tests, are run on our key product ingredients.