Our Mission to Transform Health
Mitolyn was founded with one goal: to help people achieve optimal energy and metabolic health through cutting-edge mitochondrial support
Our Story
Founded in 2022 by Dr. Emily Carter and nutritionist Mark Reynolds, Mitolyn began as a research project at Boston University's Center for Metabolic Science. After witnessing the transformative effects of mitochondrial optimization in clinical studies, our founders set out to create a supplement that could bring these benefits to everyone.
What started as a small lab operation has grown into a trusted wellness brand, helping over 50,000 customers revitalize their energy and metabolism. We remain committed to our scientific roots, with all formulations developed by our team of PhD researchers and certified nutritionists.
Our Mission
"To empower individuals to take control of their metabolic health through scientifically-backed nutritional solutions that work at the cellular level."
Our Team
Mitolyn brings together leading experts in nutrition science, biochemistry, and product formulation:
Dr. Emily Carter
PhD in Nutritional Biochemistry
15 years of mitochondrial research
Mark Reynolds
Certified Clinical Nutritionist
Functional medicine practitioner
Dr. Sarah Lin
PhD in Cellular Biology
Product formulation specialist
Our Values
Science-Based
Every ingredient is backed by clinical research and dosed for effectiveness
Clean Formulas
No artificial fillers, colors, or unnecessary additives
Quality Tested
Third-party tested for purity and potency in FDA-registered facilities
Customer Focused
Your results and satisfaction drive everything we do
Our Promise
At Mitolyn, we stand behind our products with a 90-day satisfaction guarantee. If you don't experience the energy and metabolic benefits promised, we'll refund your purchase—no questions asked.
We're committed to:
- Transparent labeling with all ingredients clearly listed
- Sustainable sourcing and eco-friendly packaging
- Ongoing research to improve our formulations
- Exceptional customer service