Ultra Immune C

How does vitamin D help with immune function?

There have been multiple studies that have correlated low vitamin D levels with increased infection and we now understand that vitamin D modulates both our innate and adaptive immune responses. This also ties into our understanding of the role season

Why does a high training load leave you susceptible to illness?

Highly active individuals are vulnerable to illness due to the increased physiological stress incurred by their body, as well as the depletion of resources and energy needed for muscle repair. Supplementing vitamin C and zinc ensures exercise does no

How does zinc actually work?

When a virus or bacteria invades your body, zinc travels to key cells that help fight against infection and ensure that inflammation does not spiral out of control. Zinc deficiency affects the production and efficiency of immune cells, resulting in d

What are the impacts of vitamin C deficiency?

Deficiencies in vitamin C ultimately result in impaired immunity and a higher vulnerability to infection. Vitamin C cannot be endogenously synthesised by humans and thus, requires an external source (diet or supplementation) to be obtained. Additiona

When's the best time to take Ultra Immune C for performance outcomes?

Taken at the very first sign of illness will give you the best chance to reduce both the length and severity of any cold or related ailment. We also see many professional athletes cycle onto this supplement when training load is extremely high (e.g p

Is there a difference between the pouch and jar?

There is no difference between the Ultra Immune C pouch and jar besides the packaging. They are both 200g and contain the exact same product.