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Vitamin D
Regulates calcium absorption and plays a part in immunity. Deficiency is common in Switzerland from October to April.
Role
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“Each formula is prepared according to our medical protocol, using vitamins and preparations authorised in Switzerland. The dose is adjusted after the online consultation and, for the first infusion, according to your Oligo-Check results.”
Dr Alexandra MilesCEO of Yuboost, doctor specialising in micronutrition
The other vitamins, minerals and antioxidants
Energy, memory and immunity
Vitamin B complexA group of eight vitamins (B1 to B12) involved in energy production, nerve function and the formation of red blood cells.Energy
Vitamin B12Essential for the formation of red blood cells and for the nervous system. Deficiency is common on a vegetarian diet or after the age of 50.Immunity and skin
Vitamin CAn antioxidant that supports the immune system and collagen synthesis.Hair and nails
Biotin (B8)Plays a part in fatty acid metabolism and helps maintain hair and nails.Immune system
SeleniumAn antioxidant trace element, cofactor of thyroid and immune system enzymes.Nervous system and muscles
MagnesiumInvolved in more than 300 enzymatic reactions: muscle contraction, nerve transmission, sleep.
Vitamin B complexA group of eight vitamins (B1 to B12) involved in energy production, nerve function and the formation of red blood cells.EnergyVitamin B12Essential for the formation of red blood cells and for the nervous system. Deficiency is common on a vegetarian diet or after the age of 50.Immunity and skinVitamin CAn antioxidant that supports the immune system and collagen synthesis.Hair and nailsBiotin (B8)Plays a part in fatty acid metabolism and helps maintain hair and nails.Immune systemSeleniumAn antioxidant trace element, cofactor of thyroid and immune system enzymes.Nervous system and musclesMagnesiumInvolved in more than 300 enzymatic reactions: muscle contraction, nerve transmission, sleep.