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Vitamin C

Essential to support overall health, vitamin C is involved in a wide range of biological processes. It contributes to protecting cells against oxidative stress, supports the synthesis of key structural proteins, and plays a role in energy production. Being water-soluble, it circulates easily throughout the body but cannot be stored—making regular intake necessary to maintain its full range of functions. It is also involved in regulating numerous enzymatic reactions that are vital to overall metabolic balance.

Vitamin D

Vitamin D holds a unique position among vitamins: it can be synthesized by the body through exposure to sunlight, yet often needs to be supplemented through the diet. It acts as a true cellular messenger, capable of modulating the activity of numerous genes involved in maintaining overall balance within the body. Its role goes far beyond mineral metabolism, contributing to the regulation of multiple biological functions, from bone and muscle health to broader cellular function.

Zinc

Found in every cell of the body, zinc is an essential trace element involved in numerous biological processes. It plays a key role in the structure and activity of hundreds of enzymes, and helps maintain the stability of cell membranes and proteins. Zinc is also central to mechanisms of repair, renewal, and cellular regulation. Since it cannot be stored by the body, a regular intake is required to support these vital functions.