Gods Rage

Viking Vitamins Capsules

  • ✓ High-dose ingredients
  • ✓ Confirmed by numerous studies
  • ✓ Numerous positive effects on health
€35,90
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Multivitamin is probably one of the most popular dietary supplements on the market. One supplement for numerous benefits: no wonder so many people take a multivitamin regularly. But here, as with so many other products, not every one is equally good. Gods Rage wanted to do things differently: no low dosing and a multivitamin that stands out from the rest. The result is Viking Vitamins, a supplement that is second to none. So what are you waiting for?

Product highlights:

  • Numerous positive effects on health
  • Highly dosed ingredients, without risky overdosing
  • Health claim compliant
  • Confirmed by numerous studies
  • Easy-to-dose capsule form
  • Proven quality - Made in Germany

Nutrition informationper 4 capsules%NRV
Vitamins
Vitamin A1.6 mg200 %
Vitamin B1 (thiamine)4 mg364 %
Vitamin B2 (riboflavin)4.5 mg321 %
Vitamin B3 (niacin)54 mg337 %
Vitamin B5 (pantothenic acid)18 mg300 %
Vitamin B6 (pyridoxine)5.4 mg386 %
Vitamin B7 (biotin)180 µg360 %
Vitamin B9 (folic acid)600 µg300 %
Vitamin B12 (cobalamin)9 µg360 %
Vitamin C500 mg625 %
Vitamin D350 µg1000 %
Vitamin E12 mg100 %
Vitamin K2 (all trans, MK7)100 µg134 %
Minerals
Calcium80 mg10 %
Magnesium (as bisglycinate)113 mg30 %
Trace elements
Boron2 mg**
Chromium (as picolinate)120 µg300 %
Iron (as bisglycinate)14 mg100 %
Iodine225 µg150 %
Copper (as citrate)1 mg100 %
Manganese2 mg100 %
Molybdenum50 µg100 %
Selenium55 µg100 %
Zinc (as citrate)20 mg200 %
Enzyme and immune complex
Saw Palmetto200 mg**
Citrus bergamot200 mg**
OPC (by UV method)190 mg**
Silymarin160 mg
Olive leaf extract100 mg**
Coenzyme Q1050 mg**
Astaxanthin2 mg**
Lycopene2 mg**
Lutein1 mg**
Ingredients:
Magnesium bisglycinate, ascorbic acid, glazing agent: hydroxypropyl methylcellulose; tricalcium citrate, grape extract, saw palmetto extract, bergamot extract, milk thistle extract, olive extract, iron bisglycinate, zinc citrate, nicotinamide, ubiquinone, blood rain algae powder, DL-alpha-tocopheryl acetate, calcium D-pantothenate, tomato extract, cholecalciferol, manganese gluconate, sodium tetraborate, L-selenomethionine, retinyl acetate, menaquinone, pyridoxine hydrochloride, thiamine hydrochloride, African marigold powder, riboflavin, copper citrate, chromium picolinate, methylcobalamin, folic acid, potassium iodide, biotin, sodium molybdate.

Warrior, take 4 capsules daily with sufficient liquid.

Manufacturer / Distributor

Gods Rage Europe, London / United Kingdom

Nero Labs BV, Postbus 278, 5900AG Venlo, The Netherlands

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Item no.: 7631

Nectar, the food of the gods, is impossible to imagine Greek mythology without. Anyone who uses this name for a supplement has to make sure that only the finest ingredients have found their way into the finished product. Gods Rage has made it its mission to bring a multivitamin to market that lives up to the name Nectar.

Optimal health is one of the most important factors when it comes to optimal performance in training and in everyday life. That is why Viking Vitamins contains a wide range of high-dose vitamins and minerals. In addition, our Viking Vitamins features a sophisticated enzyme and immune complex made from natural ingredients. This supports optimal health and maximum resilience against illness and infections.

The benefits for the human body that Viking Vitamins can bring are not only numerous, they are also considered absolutely well established. So well established that we do not simply use studies as our reference, but the statements of the EU Health Claims Regulation. This covers exclusively statements that are generally accepted and regarded as generally valid by the majority of experts.

1. Muscle building and strong bones:

According to the EU Health Claims Regulation (1), the following applies to many of the vitamins and minerals contained in Viking Vitamins: they are necessary for protein and amino acid metabolism, as well as for the utilization of protein in the body and for collagen formation. They are required for cell division and cell renewal and play an important role in protein and nucleic acid synthesis. They also help build and maintain strong and healthy bones.

2. Optimizing physical performance

According to the EU Health Claims Regulation (1), many of the vitamins and minerals contained in Viking Vitamins are involved in the formation of neurotransmitters. They are important for the function of the nervous system, for signal transmission between and within cells, and for oxygen transport in the body. Some of the active ingredients are important for electromechanical coupling in the muscle and for neuromuscular excitability. On top of that, they are needed for blood formation, in particular the production of red blood cells, as well as for maintaining blood vessel health.

3. Good health and optimal immune system function

According to the EU Health Claims Regulation (1), many of the vitamins and minerals contained in Viking Vitamins are needed for a properly functioning immune system. They are important for blood clotting, for protecting the body's cells, and for the eyes and eyesight. Some of the ingredients help keep homocysteine levels in the blood within the normal range and protect cells from free radicals.

Enzyme-Immune Complex Matrix

Alongside the vitamins and minerals, Viking Vitamins also contains an enzyme and immune complex matrix featuring a whole range of highly potent plant-based antioxidants. Here is an overview of the diverse health benefits of the individual ingredients.

We start with saw palmetto. In studies, it was able to support prostate health and counteract hereditary hair loss as well as other unwanted side effects of elevated levels of male hormones (2).

The next ingredient is grape seed extract. In test subjects, it was able to support immune system function (3) and increase nitric oxide production, through which it was able to promote cardiovascular health (4).

Citrus bergamot showed a kidney-protective and anti-inflammatory effect in studies (5). Moreover, it was able to help lower the cholesterol levels of study participants (6).

Astragalus extract supported immune system function in studies via several potent mechanisms (7, 8). It was able to lower subjects' cholesterol and blood lipid levels and, beyond that, improve the contractile strength of the heart muscle (9.10)

Milk thistle promoted healthy liver function in studies and was able to protect the liver from toxins and other harmful influences. Furthermore, it was able to alleviate existing liver damage (11)

Turmeric was able to promote bone stability and counteract joint pain in test subjects (12). It supported immune system function and was able to protect the liver from damage caused by medications and alcohol (13.14).

Olive leaf extract is another interesting ingredient. In studies, it was able to protect the body from dangerous free radicals, increase insulin sensitivity (15), and reduce the harmful effects of high blood sugar levels (15)

Astaxanthin Lycopin had a strong antioxidant effect in studies (16) and was able to significantly increase strength endurance (17).

Last but not least, we turn to lutein. In studies, it protected the bodies of test subjects from damage caused by free radicals (18) and promoted eye health (19).

With Viking Vitamins, Gods Rage has brought a multivitamin to market that clearly stands out from many other products, and not only through its quality. The ingredients are highly dosed and, as always, only active ingredients of the highest quality are used. On top of that, Viking Vitamins also shines with a whole range of ingredients that are rarely used in multivitamin products. A shame, really, when we look at the numerous benefits these ingredients can offer. A multivitamin that delivers what many others merely attempt. Viking Vitamins from Gods Rage - what are you waiting for?

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