Ingredients

Vitamin A

from Beta Carotene & Vitamin A Acetate

3,300 mcg

B Vitamins

Vitamins B1, B2, B5, B6

12 to 20 mg

Vitamin D

Calciferol

75 mcg, 3,000 IU

Vitamin C

L-ascorbic acid

130 mg

Vitamin E

D-alpha tocopheryl succinate

40.2 mg

Vitamin K

Phytanadione

120 mcg

Vitamin B12

Cyanocobalamin and Methylcobalamin

1000 mcg

Iodine

as Potassium Iodide

150 mcg

Magnesium

as Magnesium Oxide, Magnesium Amino Acid Chelate & Magnesium Citrate

12 to 20 mg

Iron

Ferrous Fumarate

45 mg

Folic Acid

L-Methylfolate Calcium

800 mcg

Zinc

Zinc Oxide and Zinc Amino Acid Chelate

16 mg

Selenium

Selenium Amino Acid Chelate

100 mcg

Copper

Copper Gluconate

2 mg

Niacin

Vitamin B3

40 mg

Manganese

as Manganese Sulfate

2 mg

Molybdenum

as Molybdenum Amino Acid Chelate

75 mcg

Chromium

Chromium Picolinate

100 mcg

Biotin

Vitamin B7

600 mcg

Vitamin A

(from Beta Carotene & Vitamin A Acetate)

3,300 mcg

Vitamin A is used in the formation and maintenance of healthy teeth, bones, skin, and soft tissue.

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B Vitamins

(Vitamins B1, B2, B5, B6)

1000 mcg

The bariatric patient’s favorite vitamins. Vitamins B1, B2, B5, and B6 are critical for healthy skin, hair, muscles, nervous system, and brain function. But, better yet, the B vitamins are critical in the process of converting carbohydrates into energy.

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Vitamin D

(Calciferol)

75 mcg, 3,000 IU

The sunshine nutrient. A lack of vitamin D can cause bone deficiencies and diseases and is required in high doses after bariatric surgery.

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Vitamin C

(L-ascorbic acid)

130 mg

The immunity mineral, Vitamin C bolsters the immune system but also plays a vital role in wound healing and the regeneration of antioxidants.

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Vitamin E

(as D-alpha tocopheryl succinate)

40.2 mg

An essential nutrient in wound healing, vitamin E aids in the production of red blood cells and assists vitamin K in the healing of wounds and scars.

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Vitamin K

(Phytanadione)

120 mcg

An essential nutrient in the blood clotting process and assists in wound healing after bariatric surgery.

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Vitamin B12

(Cyanocobalamin and Methylcobalamin)

1000 mcg

One of the most common vitamin deficiencies after bariatric surgery, B12 is an essential nutrient for metabolic and nervous system health. B12 helps breakdown fatty acids and amino acids to provide you with energy and strengthen your immune system.

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Iodine

(as Potassium Iodide)

150 mcg

A mineral essential to thyroid control by regulating your metabolism for weight and energy control. Iodine also promotes skin repair and slows down the appearance of aging.

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Magnesium

(as Magnesium Oxide, Magnesium Amino Acid Chelate & Magnesium Citrate)

100 mg

An important mineral that aids in the absorption and breakdown of the other ingredients in our vitamin formulation.

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Iron

(from Ferrous Fumarate)

45 mg

Another vitamin deficiency after bariatric surgery and the most common reason for post-bariatric anemia. Iron is essential in the production of red blood cells and for making amino acids.

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Folic Acid

(L-Methylfolate Calcium)

800 mcg

An essential nutrient in the production of DNA, and is especially important for women on child bearing age as a lack of folate can result in birth defects.

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Zinc

(Zinc Oxide and Zinc Amino Acid Chelate)

16 mg

Critical to the support of a healthy immune system and optimal metabolic control.

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Selenium

(Selenium Amino Acid Chelate)

100 mcg

Selenium helps fight oxidative stress that could result in chronic health conditions such as heart disease and cancer. Low selenium levels in post-bariatric patients could result in cardiomyopathy.

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Copper

(from Copper Gluconate)

2 mg

Copper aids in metabolizing iron and supporting your immunity.

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Niacin

(Vitamin B3)

40 mg

Otherwise known as vitamin B3, this nutrient helps maintain healthy skin, nerves, and brain and also plays an important role in lowering cholesterol levels.

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Manganese

(as Manganese Sulfate)

2 mg

Manganese is important in the formation of bones and helps metabolize amino acids, cholesterol, and carbohydrates.

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Molybdenum

(as Molybdenum Amino Acid Chelate)

75 mcg

An essential mineral found in most grains and legumes. This nutrient helps break down unhealthy toxins in the body.

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Chromium

(as Chromium Picolinate)

100 mcg

The insulin nutrient that helps maintain healthy blood glucose levels and is needed to convert glucose into energy, which is extra important for diabetics.

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Biotin

(Vitamin B7)

12 to 20 mg

Better known as the beauty vitamin, biotin is an essential nutrient for better hair, skin and nails, but also helps support metabolic processes.

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