VITAMINDRIP HYDRATION provides replenishing fluid, electrolytes, and vitamins before, during, and after all life draining activities.
Every day our body loses fluid, electrolytes, and vitamins via urine, sweat, saliva, and other bodily fluids. Usually, a normal, healthy diet will serve to replace lost electrolytes, vitamins, and fluid. Certain conditions such as heavy sweating, lack of food and fluid intake, vomiting and diarrhea, can lead to inadequate levels of fluid, electrolytes, and vitamins within our bodies. This is called dehydration.
VITAMINDRIP ENERGY provides replenishing fluid, electrolytes, vitamins, and active ingredients to promote adrenal function, mental acuity, and stress tolerance.
Nearly everyone is overtired or overworked from time to time. Such instances of temporary fatigue usually have an identifiable cause and a likely remedy. Unrelenting exhaustion, on the other hand, lasts longer, is more profound and isn’t relieved by rest. It is a nearly constant state of weariness that develops over time and reduces your energy, motivation, and concentration. Fatigue at this level impacts your emotional and psychological well-being, too.
Formulated with a variety of vitamins (including a high dose of the B’s) and other micro-nutrients—this helps re-balance an overtaxed system. Replenishing the nutrients you may be lacking may improve energy levels and diminish stress.
VITAMINDRIP COSMETIC provides replenishing fluids, vitamins, minerals, and amino acids to restore a youthful radiance.
Fortified with amino acids and active ingredients to repair and stimulate collagen growth naturally.
VITAMINDRIP RECOVERY provides replenishing fluids, vitamins, and antioxidants to help the body rebuild and rid itself of unwanted toxins.
VITAMINDRIP HIGH DOSE VITAMIN C provides replenishing fluids, vitamins, minerals, and amino acids to boost the body’s immune system.
Vitamin C deficiency has been associated with frequency and duration of colds, along with immune system defects. While colds aren’t usually dangerous in themselves, they can lead to pneumonia and other respiratory diseases, especially for aging individuals. Colds can be an early indicator of gaps in immune function that could leave one vulnerable to a cascade of serious infections.
A deficiency of vitamin C broadly affects the various key aspects of immune function, which include the innate system we are born with, the adaptive system that develops from infancy to young adulthood, the cells that kill invaders, the cells that coordinate those attacks, and even the production of antibodies that fight known infections. Stress is another major trigger for reducing vitamin C levels, leaving the affected individuals vulnerable to infection at precisely the time that stronger immune support is needed.