Powder Multivitamins

Description

What is Powder Multivitamins?

Powder multivitamins, also known as a multivitamin powder, is essentially a powdered form of a multivitamin, as the name suggests. After that, this powder is added to water to make a refreshing drink for you. Most of the time, these vitamin powders have a fruity flavor, so you can drink a delicious beverage while getting your vitamins and minerals. A lot of people find that multivitamin protein powder are much easier to digest than pills.

Basic information

Product Name	Multivitamin
Main ingredients	Vitamin D2, Vitamin E, Vitamin C, Niacin, Vitamin B6, Folic acid, Vitamin B12, Zinc, Iodine etc.
Shelf life	2 years, subject to store condition.
Main Functions	Supplement multivitamins
Storage	Store in sealed containers and keep in a cool and dry place, avoid direct light and heat.
Brand Name	Private label service
Sample	For Free or Negotiated
Related product	Multivitamin capsule, Multivitamin tablet, Multivitamin gummy

Powder Multivitamins Benefits

Athletes: To support muscle recovery and any fitness-related objectives, people who lead a physically active lifestyle require more nutrients than the average person who does not exercise. Supplements with creatine and amino acids can help muscles grow and recover after brief bouts of intense exercise. Athletes require a higher intake of antioxidant nutrients like vitamins C and E because strenuous exercise is also linked to oxidative stress and tissue damage.

Numerous large-scale observational studies demonstrate that diet alone does not suffice for many people. This may be in part due to the deteriorating quality of the soil, which means that fresh fruits and vegetables are no longer as nutritious as they were 70 years ago. The growing reliance on convenient pre-packaged meals may also account for this. Such deficiencies can be prevented by taking the recommended daily dose of vitamins and minerals from a powder multivitamins.

Nursing and pregnancy: To reduce the risk of neural tube defects and to support the developing fetus, the Department of Health recommends that all pregnant women take a daily vitamin D 10 milligram supplement and a 400 milligram folic acid supplement. Also suitable is a multivitamin powder for adults with a lot of vitamin D, iron, and folic acid.

Children between the ages of 6 and 5: Additionally, the Department of Health recommends that all children aged six months to five years receive a vitamin D, A, and C supplement. These vitamins are especially important in the early years, particularly for children who are picky eaters.

Over 65 years old: As we get older, our nutritional needs shift. This is partly because the stomach secretes less hydrochloric acid, which prevents food from being broken down and nutrients from being absorbed. Because of this, many mature adults need to consume more nutrients to get the same amount out of them. To maintain bone strength, adults over 65 should take a daily supplement of 10 milligrams of vitamin D. Other important nutrients include calcium, iron, vitamin C, and coenzyme Q10.

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