Lacking in vitamins ? Looking for an exceptional supplement to boost your health and compensate for any deficiency? You’ve come to the right place: Supersmart offers a choice of the best vitamin supplements on the market.
Nothing has been left to chance: doses, forms, ways of increasing bioavailability, and combinations of vitamins have all been carefully studied in order to offer products of the highest quality and safety. You’ll find supplements that address widespread deficiency, such as vitamin D, essential for healthy bones, vitamin C, often indicated for combatting fatigue, vitamin K, essential for blood clotting and tissue calcification, and vitamin B12, in which there’s growing deficiency in the West.
Beneficial for cardiovascular health. 90% delta-tocotrienols, the most biologically active form of vitamin E.
39.00 €A stable and potent form of vitamin C that can penetrate cells, and that maintains telomere length
37.00 €Remarkable inhibitor of Advanced Glycation Endproducts (AGE)
29.00 €Complete range of B vitamins directly usable by the body. New formulation with even greater bioavailability
42.00 €Complete formulation – the three most bioavailable forms of vitamin K
41.00 €Improved, safer, no-flush' form of niacin
28.00 €Now in a single daily dose! A form of vitamin K2 with high bioavailability
38.00 €The most active form of vitamin B12, used primarily to regenerate neurons.
22.00 €A derivative form of vitamin B5 for combatting ‘bad’ cholesterol
44.00 €A new generation of folic acid recognised as safe and effective by the EFSA and FDA
22.00 €Ascorbic acid + calcium ascorbate + ascorbic palmitate
18.20 €Healthy individuals now require a minimum dose of 1000 IU a day.
17.00 €In its most absorbable form to prevent chronic disease.
11.70 €Here, we summarise the main functions of several ‘deficiency-risk’ vitamins, and their best dietary sources. Vitamin D (the sunshine vitamin) is essential for healthy bones and teeth. It enables the body to use phosphorus and calcium to ensure growth and maintenance of bone structure. There are two forms of vitamin D – ergocalciferol (or vitamin d2) present in plants, and an animal form called cholecalciferol (or vitamin d3). Both are converted by the body into calcitriol, the form responsible for vitamin D’s benefits. A lack of vitamin D can result from too little time in the sun: exposure to the sun’s rays actually generates almost 80% of the vitamin D we need.
For optimum efficacy, vitamin D should be taken in small doses at repeated intervals (as the body can absorb no more than 500mg of calcium at a time). Where is vitamin D found? Foods rich in vitamin D include fish (salmon, herring, tuna), eggs, milk and soya drinks.
Vitamin C protects against infection, promotes healing and facilitates iron absorption. It is often indicated in cases of short-term fatigue. Where can you find vitamin C? In many brightly-coloured fruits and vegetables (peppers, oranges, strawberries, kiwi, broccoli…).
Vitamin K is essential for processes of coagulation and tissue calcification. Common in newborn babies, vitamin K deficiency can be corrected through the use of vitamin deficiency supplements. It may also help prevent and treat osteoporosis. Which foods are the best sources of vitamin K? Primarily, green vegetables (particularly dark green) such as spinach and broccoli, as well as algae, liver, milk and fish oils. Vitamin E, vitamin b1 and vitamin b12 are also among those vitamins for which Western populations may be at risk of deficiency.
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