Product Fact Sheet

VLife® Powerr

‘Tired all the time’ is a popular complaint. According to international studies in general practice, 25–30% of the complaints were concerning fatigue. Fatigue is a feeling of constant tiredness or weakness in the form of physical, mental, or a combination of both. On a whole, fatigue may be caused by general well-being issues such as lifestyle, social interaction, and emotion. In fact, fatigue has distinct mental and physical components. Physical fatigue is the somatic sensation of fatigue while mental fatigue is a condition triggered by prolonged cognitive activity. It sends your brain into overdrive, leaving you exhausted, hampering your productivity and overall cognitive function.

Our organs, muscles, and cell metabolism all need various nutrients to support daily function. Nutrients may be directly converted to provide energy, or as coenzymes, that involved in energy production. Nutrient deficiency will negatively impact tissue repair and decrease energy levels which lead to chronic fatigue or diseases. Severe fatigue accompanied by numerous common symptoms such as headache, muscle pain and loss of concentration which last for 6 months or more can lead to chronic fatigue syndrome, a fatigue-specific medical disorder.

Each liquid sachet (15ml) contains:

Ginseng cordyceps complex ferment, taurine, damiana leaf extract, zinc, vitamin B complex (yeast extract)

Grape Seed Extract (Vitis vinifera) 100mg

100mg

providing 95% proanthocyanidins

Directions:

Adults – Take 1 sachet directly by mouth, once or twice daily.

Why Choose VitaHealth VLife® Powerr?

Patented Ginseng cordyceps complex ferment (patent number: 110126323) with 3-stage fermentation to amplify body energy
3-pronged approach to relieve physical and mental fatigue
Provides essential nutrients for sustained energy production
doubleNUTRI™ Technology for maximum nutrient absorption and efficacy
Ready-to-drink liquid sachet to be consumed anytime, anywhere

Benefits

Boost energy production

Ginseng cordyceps complex is a famous thousand year old Chinese remedy that only reserved for the royals and nobles. It consists of four top-graded Chinese herbal medicines: Ginseng, Cynanchum auriculatum, Poria cocos and Cordyceps militaris.
VLife® Powerr Ginseng cordyceps complex ferment is a patented ingredient produced using 3-stage fermentation which increases the levels of saponin. Studies indicated that saponin increases endurance in humans and has the effect of refreshing and improving the cognitive ability of the body. It also helps promoting blood circulation and enhancing immunity.
3-stage fermentation increase saponins content in ginseng cordyceps complex by 643% compared to normal water extract.

Relieve fatigue and improves physical endurance

Taurine, a sulphur amino acid, plays an important role in energy metabolism and brain function. It helps regulate Ca2+ homeostasis in the muscle cell and prevent oxidative damage, thereby increasing muscle force and physical endurance. Taurine deficiency can lead to fatigue, dizziness, lack of energy and memory loss.

Promote blood circulation

Damiana (Turnera diffusa, Turnera aphrodisiaca) has been used as a traditional medicine by the Maya people for thousands of years. The dried leaves are used medicinally to improve blood circulation for enhanced energy and stamina.

Essential nutrients for all-day energy

Vitamin B group plays a crucial role in energy generation and transformation. Vitamin B deficiency may lead to fatigue. For instance, vitamin B1 (thiamine) mainly engaged in energy metabolism and bio-mechanism regulations while vitamin B12 helps protect neuron health and improve energy transformation.
Zinc provides the energy needed for metabolism and maintains the functional capacity of muscles.

Target Customers

Working adults who lead a hectic lifestyle
Frequent travelers or those who are always on the go
Individuals who often feel tired or sluggish
Individuals who wish to maintain a physically and mentally active lifestyle

References :

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