"Vitamins are micronutrients that cannot be produced by your body but are essential to support your health. Vitamins B1, B2, B3, B5 and B12 are not a direct source of energy but are crucial for energy metabolism. The metabolic processes in your body increase during physical exertion, hence the importance.
Minerals cannot be produced by the body itself and do not provide energy by themselves, but support your natural energy levels. The minerals your body needs include calcium, magnesium, phosphorus, potassium, sodium and chlorine.
1. Vitamin A 106,7 mcg (13%*),
2. Vitamin D3 0,7 mcg (13%*),
3. Vitamin E 1,6 mg (13%*),
4. Vitamin K 10,0 mcg (13%*),
5. Vitamin C 75 mg (94%*) ,
6. Thiamin (B1) 0,1 mg (13%*),
7. Riboflavin (B2) 0,2 mg (13%*),
8. Niacin (B3) 2,12 mg (13%*),
9. Vitamin B6 0,2 mg (13%*),
10. Folic acid (B11) 26,7 mcg (13%*),
11. Vitamin B12 0,32 mcg (33%*),
12. Biotin 6,7 mcg (13%*),
13. Pantothenic acid (B5) 0,8 mg (13%*),
14. Kalium 267 mg (13%*),
15. Chloride 106,7 mg (13%*),
16. Calcium 112,7 mg (14%*),
17. Phosphorus 92,9 mg (13%*),
18. Magnesium 50,0 mg (13%*)
19. Iron 1,3 mg (13%*),
20. Zinc 1,3 mg (13%*),
21. Copper 0,1 mg (13%*),
22. Manganese 0,3 mg (13%*),
23. Selenium 7,3 mcg (13%*),
24. Chronium 5,3 mcg (13%*)
25. Iodine 20,0 mcg (13%*),
26. Molybdeen 6,7 mcg (13%*)"