WHY TAKE A MULTIVITAMIN
THE IMPORTANCE OF A SUPERIOR MULTIVITAMIN IN YOUR EVERY DAY LIFE
A well-balanced diet is your first line of defense for ensuring optimal health. But consistently getting all the nutrients we need can be a challenge.
That's where multivitamins come in—they act like a nutritional insurance policy, filling in the gaps when our diets fall a little short. Of course, a multi is meant to supplement—not replace—a healthy diet. Popping a vitamin will never be a quick fix for eating poorly.
WHY WE ARE SUPERIOR
WHAT MAKES THIS MULTIVITAMIN BETTER THAN OTHERS
While some multivitamin brands are fantastic, none quite met our expectations—they had a bit too much of this nutrient or too little of that one. There was a broader demand for a well-designed multivitamin for folks over 50, one with specific vitamin, mineral and antioxidant formats that would boost their absorption, making them even more bioavailable and effective.
beJOYLY is a labor of love, crafted with all the nutrients that individuals in this age group need, and in just the right amounts. Plus, it contains the most bioavailable sources to optimize their absorption and effectiveness.
This multi is precisely what you need and doesn't contain anything unnecessary. The tablets are smaller and easier to take. Plus, they're gluten-free and kosher. There's no added sugar or unnecessary fillers. The list of nonnutritive ingredients is minimal, and cleaner compared to other popular vitamins out there.
Finally, when you open the bottle, you'll be greeted with a gentle vanilla scent instead of an off-putting smell.
This 50+ Multivitamin features scientifically proven ingredients to support ageless potential.
VITAMINS
Vitamin (A)
How much you get: 900 mcg (100% Daily Value)
Source: natural beta-carotene from mixed carotenoids
Why you need it: Vitamin A is important for good vision. It also supports a healthy immune system and helps maintain healthy skin and tissues. It’s involved in the proper functioning of the heart, lungs, and other vital organs. The beta-carotene source also provides meaningful antioxidant activity.
Vitamin (C)
How much you’ll get: 200 mg (222% Daily Value)
Source: as ascorbic acid
Why you need it: Vitamin C is best known for its role in promoting immune health. It also acts as an antioxidant in the body, helping to reduce oxidative stress. In addition, the body uses vitamin C to produce neurotransmitters (which are chemical messengers in the brain), and collagen, for healthy skin and joints, and wound healing. It’s also involved in protein metabolism and it helps the body absorb iron from plant-based food sources.
Vitamin (D)
How much you get: 25 mcg or 1,000 IU (125% Daily Value)
Source: as cholecalciferol
Why you need it: Vitamin D helps the body absorb calcium, and together, this dynamic duo helps strengthen bones and teeth. Vitamin D also helps strengthen muscles and enables nerves to carry messages throughout the body. It plays a role in supporting the immune system and maintaining overall health.
Vitamin (E)
How much you get: 15 mg (100% Daily Value)
Source: as natural d-alpha tocopherol succinate
Why you need it: Vitamin E acts as an antioxidant, protecting cells from damage caused by free radicals. Vitamin E may also play a role in reducing exercise-induced muscle damage.
Thiamin (B1)
How much you get: 2.4 mg (200% Daily Value)
Source: as thiamin mononitrate
Why you need it: Your body uses thiamin to convert carbohydrates into energy. Thiamin is also involved in the metabolism of protein and fats. In addition, population research suggest that thiamin contributes to healthy vision.
Riboflavin (B2)
How much you get: 2.6 mg (200% Daily Value)
Why you need it: Like thiamin, riboflavin helps the body turn food into energy. It is required for the metabolism of iron, vitamin B6, niacin and folate. This B-vitamin also plays a crucial role in maintaining healthy skin and vision.
Niacin (B3)
How much you get: 40 mg (250% Daily Value)
Source: flush-free inositol hexanicotinate
Why you need it: Niacin is a crucial nutrient for energy metabolism. Like thiamin and riboflavin, it also helps convert food into fuel so we can use it for energy. It also supports nervous system function.
Vitamin (B6)
How much you get: 3.4 mg (200% Daily Value)
Source: as pyridoxal-5-phosphate
Why you need it: B6 is involved in more than 100 different enzyme reactions mostly necessary for protein metabolism. Like the other B-vitamins, it helps convert protein and carbs into energy, and it’s also vital for immune function and brain health.
Folate (B9)
How much you get: 800 mcg DFE (200% Daily Value)
Source: as L-5-methyltetrahydrofolate (5-MTHF) calcium salt
Why you need it: Folate plays a vital role in heart health by reducing the buildup of a harmful substance called homocysteine in the blood. It also helps to make DNA, and is needed to create red blood cells, which carry oxygen to our hearts and other body parts.
Vitamin (B12)
How much you get: 4.8 mcg (200% Daily Value)
Source: as methylcobalamin
Why you need it: B12 helps make DNA, supports nerve function, aids in the production of red blood cells, which is important in oxygen transport for energy production, and plays a role in maintaining brain health.
Pantothenic Acid (B5)
How much you get: 10 mg (200% Daily Value)
Source: as D-calcium pantothenate
Why you need it: Pantothenic acid’s main function is in the synthesis of coenzyme A (CoA) and acyl carrier protein, both of which are needed for fatty acid production and hormone synthesis. It also helps the body metabolize protein, fats and carbs into energy for fuel.
Vitamin (K2)
How much you get: 45 mcg
Source: as menaquinone-7 (K2Vital®)
Why you need it: Vitamin K helps the blood clot. Vitamin K2 is needed for the production of bone proteins and it also plays a role in keeping calcium within our bones as well as maintaining healthy arteries.
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MINERALS
Calcium
How much you get: 130 mg (10% Daily Value)
Source: from mineralized seaweed (Aquamin®)
Why you need it: Calcium is the most abundant mineral in the body, is essential for building and maintaining bones and for giving teeth their structure and hardness. It also helps muscles contract, and allows nerves to carry messages throughout your body, among other vital functions.
Iodine
How much you get: 150 mcg (100% Daily Value)
Source: from natural Atlantic kelp
Why you need it: Iodine is used to make thyroid hormones, which regulate metabolism and energy production.
Magnesium
How much you get: 100 mg (24% Daily Value)
Source: as Dead Sea magnesium hydroxide
Why you need it: Magnesium supports hundreds of biochemical reactions in the body, including protein synthesis, muscle and nerve function, energy production and blood pressure regulation.
It also helps maintain normal heart rhythm and bone health.
Zinc
How much you get: 11 mg (100% Daily Value)
Source: as zinc bisglycinate chelate (ALBION®)
Why you need it: Zinc is important for a healthy immune system, male reproductive health, wound healing, and it’s used by the body to make DNA and proteins. The form of zinc in this product is particularly well-absorbed.
Selenium
How much you get: 55 mcg (100% Daily Value)
Source: as L-selenomethionine
Why you need it: Selenium is important for thyroid function, for DNA production and it acts as an antioxidant, protecting the body from harmful free radicals.
Copper
How much you get: 0.9 mg (100% Daily Value)
Source: as copper bisglycinate chelate (ALBION®)
Why you need it: Copper helps the body make energy, connective tissue, and red blood cells, as well as maintain the nervous and immune systems. The form of copper in this product is particularly well-absorbed.
Manganese
How much you get: 2.3 mg (100% Daily Value)
Source: as manganese bisglycinate chelate (ALBION®)Why you need it: Manganese helps the body make energy and protect cells from damage. It also plays a role in blood clotting, immunity and bone and cartilage formation. The form of manganese in this product is particularly well-absorbed.
Chromium
How much you get: 100 mcg (286% Daily Value)
Source: as chromium picolinate
Why you need it: Chromium helps regulate blood sugar levels by enhancing the action of insulin. It also helps the body to use protein, carbs and fat as an energy source. Chromium picolinate is a preferred form of chromium.
Molybdenum
How much you get: 45 mcg (100% Daily Value)
Source: as molybdenum glycinate chelate (ALBION®)
Why you need it: Molybdenum helps to process proteins and DNA, and is a cofactor for critical cellular enzymes. The form of molybdenum in this product is especially well-absorbed.
Chloride
How much you get: 72 mg (3% Daily Value)
Source: as potassium chloride
Why you need it: Chloride is an electrolyte that helps regulate fluid amounts in our cells as well as the types of nutrients going in and out.
Potassium
How much you get: 80 mg (2% Daily Value)
Source: as potassium chloride
Why you need it: Potassium is an electrolyte that is essential for maintaining healthy blood pressure because it helps set ideal fluid levels within our cells.
Boron
How much you get: 150 mcg
Source: as boron citrate
Why you need it: Boron may have certain benefits when it comes to brain function, bone formation, immunity and more.
Antioxidants/Herbs
Resveratrol
How much you get: 50 mg
Source: trans-Resveratrol
Why you need it: Resveratrol is an antioxidant found in certain plants, particularly red grapes. It has been shown to protect the body’s cells from damage that can be caused by free radicals, and may help activate the SIRT1 longevity gene.
Ashwagandha
How much you get: 60 mg
Source: root proprietary extract leaf
Why you need it: Ashwagandha is an adaptogenic herb, which has been used in Ayurvedic medicine for thousands of years for a variety of purposes. The specific Ashwagandha extract used in this product has been shown to help reduce common fatigue, support vigor, sexual and psychological well-being, and immune health.
Mixed Carotenoid Blend
(Lutein, Lycopene, Beta-Carotene. Zeaxanthin)
How much you get: 6 mg
Source: marigold flower, tomato
Why you need it: These compounds are called carotenoids; they’re found in plants and provide produce and herbs with their vibrant colors. They act as antioxidants in the body, protecting cells from oxidative damage to support overall health.
Lutein & Zeaxanthin
(from marigold flower)
Lutein and zeaxanthin work together to support eye health and maintain healthy vision.
Lycopene
(from tomato)
Lycopene is the most prevalent carotenoid antioxidant in the body.
Beta Carotene
Beta carotene converts into vitamin A in the body, which is needed for healthy vision, skin health, and the immune system.
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