Description
- Contains a comprehensive formulation of over 29 essential bio-elements.
- Maintain optimum nutritional levels while training.
- Helps support reproductive health
- Maintain general health and vitality
- Advanced one-a-day tablet
DESCRIPTIONWellman contains a comprehensive formulation of over 29 essential bio-elements. It has been specially developed for men who want to maintain optimum nutrition levels while training, who want to help support reproductive health, or help maintain general health and vitality in an otherwise hectic lifestyle. Wellman represents a simple solution, an advanced one-a-day tablet, which unlike a general multivitamin, has been specifically formulated for men.It is different from a regular multivitamin as its formula has been optimised for men's health on the basis of international research evidence. Some nutrients are provided at levels above the Recommended Daily Allowance while Wellman provides a core source of all the major vitamins and minerals, it also provides more than 100% of certain nutrients, plus Siberian ginseng, Co-enzyme Q10 and amino acids.Free radicals are generated during exercise through perspiration and exposure to sunlight. Antioxidants vitamin B2, C and E with minerals copper, selenium and zinc contribute to the protection of cells from oxidative stress. Vitamin C contributes to maintain the normal function of the immune system during and after intense exercise.A healthy immune system is important for good health. Wellman includes vitamins A, C, D, B6 and B12 with folic acid and copper which contribute to the normal function of the immune system plus bioflavonoids.Wellman provides zinc which contributes to the maintenance of normal testosterone levels in the blood. The formula also includes selenium which contributes to normal spermatogenesis. Since men lose an estimated 5 mg of zinc every time they ejaculate, a good intake of zinc is essential. Folate, iron, magnesium and vitamin B12 have a role in cell division, plus vitamin A which has a role in the process of cell specialisation.