Dietary supplement for people who are physically and intellectually active, going through times of excessive work, study, or intense physical activity, and who need an extra boost of energy.
It contains B vitamins that contribute to:
Additionally, vitamins and selenium contribute to the protection of cells against undesirable oxidations.
10 ml, three times a day (1 ampoule at breakfast, 1 ampoule at lunch and 1 ampoule at dinner). It can be taken concentrated or diluted in any liquid, cold or warm.
Vitamin D3 is produced in the dermis (deep layer of the skin) through the stimulation of UVB radiation. To a lesser extent, it can also be obtained through diet, with animal products such as oily fish.
It is known to play a regulatory role in bone maintenance (calcium and phosphorus content that form the skeleton), and on the immune and endocrine systems. Severe deficiency during childhood can lead to severe damage (rickets). This is why vitamin D supplementation is often given to infants, who should not be exposed to the sun during their first year, under paediatric supervision.
In adolescents and adults, moderate sun exposure (15 minutes per day) can cover vitamin D production needs. In the case of dark phototypes or certain diseases, these needs may not be sufficiently covered. To consider supplementation, it is advisable to consult a healthcare professional.
