VITAFOCUS BY RYSE SUPPLEMENTS

VITAFOCUS BY RYSE SUPPLEMENTS - RYSE Vitafocus contains all the vitamins and minerals you need to perform at your best, while also containing nootropics that can improve your focus and cognitive function. ⁺

Key highlights of VitaFocus

• Protect ⁺
• Restore ⁺
• Laser Focus ⁺

Product Breakdown

• Each serving contains 13 essential vitamins and 8 essential minerals ⁺
• Each serving contains 100 mg of Cognizin to help you focus ⁺
• An all-in-one micronutrient fuel ⁺
• Formulated with a full spectrum of vitamins ⁺
• Support for the brain and body ⁺

VitaFocus Ingredient Highlights

Vitamin A - Deficits of vitamin A can lead to impaired vision, dry skin, and poor immunity since it modulates skin health, vision, gene transcription, and immune system functions. ^+[1,2,3,4]

Vitamin C - Common cold symptoms can often be reduced by supplementing with vitamin C. However, it cannot reduce the frequency of colds in healthy people. Athletes who regularly engage in intense physical activity are half as likely to get a cold as those who do not. Vitamin C supplementation can reduce the duration of a cold by 8-14% in any population, when taken as a daily preventative measure, or at the beginning of a cold. Although it is said to be more effective to superload vitamin C (5-10g daily). ^+[5,6,7,8]

Vitamin D3 - Having enough vitamin D, calcium, and phosphorus is crucial to building and maintaining strong bones. Vitamin D (ergocalciferol-D2, cholecalciferol-D3, alfacalcidol) is a fat-soluble vitamin that helps your body absorb calcium and phosphorus. ^+[9,10]

Vitamin E - The benefits of high doses of vitamin E are unknown, while lower doses seem to boost immunity in elderly people. Vitamin E consists of eight different compounds that help support antioxidation in the body. ^+[11,12]

Vitamin K2 - In addition to supporting skin health and bone metabolism, vitamin K2 aids the body in using calcium to build bones and inhibits blood vessel calcification. Vitamin K2 is found in animal foods and preserved foods, as well as in the body's ability to use calcium. ^+[13,14,15]

Thiamin - It helps the body create energy by breaking down nutrients. Also known as thiamine, thiamin is essential for cell growth, development, and function. ^+[16,17]

Riboglavin - It is naturally found in foods, added to foods, and available as a supplement. Bacteria in the gut can produce small amounts of riboflavin, but not enough to meet dietary requirements. As part of coenzymes, riboflavin helps cells grow, energy is produced, fats are broken down, and medications are broken down. ^+[18,19,20]

Niacin - The B-vitamin niacin has been shown to improve cholesterol and triglycerides levels when supplemented. However, since niacin supplementation can increase insulin resistance, it is only beneficial to cardiovascular health if precautions are taken.  ^+[21,22]

Vitamin B6 - A coenzyme that the body requires is produced by vitamin B6, one of the B-vitamins. ^+[23]

Folic Acid - A synthetic form of folate, folic acid, is an essential B-vitamin known for its role in preventing neural tube defects in infants. However, it may be dangerous in large amounts. ^+[24,25]

Vitamin B12 - Known for its role in neurology, cobalamin (Vitamin B12) is a water-soluble essential vitamin. ^+[26,27]

Biotic - The term "biotic supplements" refers to anything that can be used to stimulate the growth of bacteria (prebiotic) or itself (probiotic); these supplements are mostly used in the colon. ^+[28]

Pantothenic Acid - As well as helping enzymes build and breakdown fatty acids, coenzyme A (CoA) is essential for acyl carrier protein, which participates in fat synthesis. ^+[29]

Iodine (from kelp) - Kelp contains iodine, which can prevent hypothyroidism if you don't get enough from your diet. If you don't get enough iodine from your diet, your thyroid will not produce enough hormones, resulting in hypothyroidism.  ^+[30,31]

Magnesium - In developed countries, magnesium deficiency is common and is associated with diabetes and other conditions. Lack of magnesium in the diet can cause muscle cramps, high blood pressure, and insulin resistance^{. +[32]}

Zinc - Among its many functions, zinc plays a crucial role in antioxidant enzymes, the immune system, and brain function. It can reduce the duration of colds and promote testosterone production. ^+[33]

Selenium - As an anti-oxidant, it is incorporated into some anti-oxidant enzymes to confer protective effects. Taking more than necessary can cause oxidative damage and may contribute to diabetes. ^+[34,35]

Copper - Although copper is essential to antioxidative enzymes in the human body, there is little evidence that it can be supplemented. Copper appears to be sufficient in the human diet and water supply. ^+[36]

Manganese - In the diet, manganese serves primarily as a component of manganese superoxide dismutase, an antioxidant enzyme. ^+[37]

Chromium - In diabetics, chromium supplements may be associated with minor benefits, but the amount of chromium taken over what is needed does not produce reliable results. ^+[38]

Molybdenum - Three groups of enzymes are supported by molybdenum, which is an essential mineral. Vitafocus has the perfect amount of molybdenum, as anything over micrograms makes this basically unnecessary. ^+[39,40,41]

Citicoline (as Cognizin®) - Nature keeps the brain’s energy-producing centers firing with citicoline. Your brain needs energy to stay sharp, so take Cognizin® for a patented form of citicoline that has been clinically tested for efficacy. In order to keep your mental edge, look for citicoline branded by Cognizin on the ingredient panel of your favorite supplements. Cognizin brand citicoline is pure, vegetarian and allergen-free. ^+[42]

Huperzia Serrata Extract - By inhibiting an enzyme that degrades acetylcholine, a relative increase occurs in the learning neurotransmitter, perzine-A is a cognitive enhancer. In the cholinergic family of molecules, it may be beneficial in fighting cognitive decline in the elderly. May need to be cycled. ^+[43]