Bioactives

Key micronutrients for active individuals: DHA and EPA contribute to normal heart function, while DHA supports normal brain function; vitamin D supports the maintenance of normal muscle function, bones and immune system function; magnesium helps reduce tiredness and fatigue, supports normal muscle function and protein synthesis, contributes to electrolyte balance and helps maintain normal bones.

Essential minerals such as iron, lactoferrin, magnesium and bicarbonate for athletes, sports enthusiasts and physically active individuals. Iron contributes to normal energy metabolism, normal oxygen transport in the body and the reduction of tiredness and fatigue; magnesium contributes to the reduction of tiredness and fatigue, normal muscle function, protein synthesis and electrolyte balance.

Electrolytes are defined as ionic particles dissolved in water. Their composition in various areas of the body is precisely balanced, both inside (intracellular) and outside (extracellular) a cell. Important examples include magnesium, which contributes to electrolyte balance, as well as potassium, sodium and calcium. Discover our two product lines, Sunday and Sport Line, with either reduced or enriched sodium content.

Our premium complexes contain all the important nutrients, phytochemicals, vegan amino acids, peptides and building blocks for optimised pre- and post-workout support. Developed for all athletes and physically active people who are looking for a professional sports supplement.

In our liposomal formulations, the active ingredients are coated in a double membrane of natural phospholipids derived from sunflowers. This protects them from digestive enzymes and gastric acid and, above all, achieves significantly higher bioavailability. For glutathione, for example, bioavailability is 63 times higher than with conventional tablets. Liposomes can fuse directly with human cell membranes because they are structurally identical. For a true liposomal formulation, an optimal ratio of active ingredient to phospholipids must be maintained, otherwise emulsions with significantly lower bioavailability occur.

A strong, effective immune system depends on an adequate supply of important nutrients that play a central role in the production of immune cells, messengers and antibodies. Nutrients such as vitamins C, D and A, zinc and selenium, among others, can make a meaningful contribution to supporting normal immune function.