Active Iron Advance
Active Iron’s non-constipating formula helps reduce gut irritation and is clinically proven to deliver 2X better absorption of iron sulfate, making it both Kind & Strong.
Iron contributes to the reduction of tiredness and fatigue and also plays an important role in normal energy metabolism.Iron is used by the body’s muscles to help produce energy. Iron is also lost in sweat and this explains why active exercisers, especially adults who enjoy endurance exercise may benefit from taking iron supplements to maintain and support energy and normal immunity.
There is an increased need for iron when pregnant. During this time, the amount of blood in your body increases by 30-50%. Research shows that women, on average, do not have sufficient iron in the diet to meet their daily needs and this is also true during pregnancy, especially during the second and third trimesters and postnatally. Up to 8/10 of those who take oral iron supplements experience negative gastrointestinal side effects. Active Iron’s ground-breaking protein formula helps to reduce gut irritation from iron, meaning it’s kind on your stomach.
People on restricted diets may need to supplement their dietary iron, including vegetarians. Although a vegetarian diet will be high in iron rich food, these plant-based (non-heme) sources of iron are poorly absorbed in the diet.
- Iron contributes to normal function of the immune system
- Active Iron Advance is kind and strong and is clinically proven to increase iron levels and support haemoglobin formation – which helps reduce tiredness and fatigue
- Non-constipating formula
- Reduced gut irritation
- 6x less gut irritation compared to regular iron supplements
- 2x better absorption than iron sulfate
- 179% of Recommended Minimum Daily Value
- Suitable for vegetarians, during pregnancy and when trying to conceive
- Free from artificial preservatives, yeast, gluten, and sugar
- 30 day supply
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Active Iron’s non-constipating formula helps reduce gut irritation and is clinically proven to deliver 2X better absorption of iron sulfate, making it both Kind & Strong.
Iron contributes to the reduction of tiredness and fatigue and also plays an important role in normal energy metabolism.Iron is used by the body’s muscles to help produce energy. Iron is also lost in sweat and this explains why active exercisers, especially adults who enjoy endurance exercise may benefit from taking iron supplements to maintain and support energy and normal immunity.
There is an increased need for iron when pregnant. During this time, the amount of blood in your body increases by 30-50%. Research shows that women, on average, do not have sufficient iron in the diet to meet their daily needs and this is also true during pregnancy, especially during the second and third trimesters and postnatally. Up to 8/10 of those who take oral iron supplements experience negative gastrointestinal side effects. Active Iron’s ground-breaking protein formula helps to reduce gut irritation from iron, meaning it’s kind on your stomach.
People on restricted diets may need to supplement their dietary iron, including vegetarians. Although a vegetarian diet will be high in iron rich food, these plant-based (non-heme) sources of iron are poorly absorbed in the diet.
- Iron contributes to normal function of the immune system
- Active Iron Advance is kind and strong and is clinically proven to increase iron levels and support haemoglobin formation – which helps reduce tiredness and fatigue
- Non-constipating formula
- Reduced gut irritation
- 6x less gut irritation compared to regular iron supplements
- 2x better absorption than iron sulfate
- 179% of Recommended Minimum Daily Value
- Suitable for vegetarians, during pregnancy and when trying to conceive
- Free from artificial preservatives, yeast, gluten, and sugar
- 30 day supply
Whey (Milk) protein, Capsule shell, (hypromellose), Ferrous sulfate, Acidity regulators (sodium acetate, acetic acid), Vitamin C (ascorbic acid), emulsifier (polysorbate 20), Capsule colourants (titanium dioxide, yellow iron oxide, black iron oxide)methylcobalamin).
If you are taking medications or have a health condition, you should seek the advice of your health professional before introducing supplements into your diet.
