Advanced Nutrition by Zahler
Immune Defense
Other Combinations30 servings
A broad multivitamin. Of the 3 nutrients we can read, 2 at sensible daily levels, 1 above the daily target.
No dose reference yet for Olive leaf extract, Masson Pine bark extract, Pycnogenol (scoped out of the answer, not counted against it).
Dose 2/3 at sensible levels
How to takeDirections: Take 4 capsules daily, preferably 2 capsules twice a day with food, or as directed by a healthcare practitioner.
- Kosher
- Dairy Free
How it scores
Overall
A
Evidence
A
Dose
A
Formulation
B
How well is it built?
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Vitamin C
At the studied dose0.6 g / day studies used 0.1-2.5 g · 19 studies
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Pantothenic Acid
Far above the daily target500 mg / day 10,000% of the Daily Value
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Bee Propolis powder
At the studied dose900 mg / day studies used 54-900 mg · 44 studies
Plus 3 more ingredients with no clinical range or Daily Value to check against, listed in the full label below.
What it's studied for
- Membrane oxidationC
Protect cell membrane fats
Inflammation & oxidative stress
- Pain intensityB
Feel less intense pain
Pain
- Vitamin C and EC
Maintain antioxidant vitamin stores
Inflammation & oxidative stress
- Respiratory illnessA
Prevent acute respiratory infections
Respiratory
- IL-6 signalingB
Support a calmer IL-6 response
Inflammation & oxidative stress
What's in it
Serving size 4 Capsule(s)
- Vitamin C 600 mg 667%
- Pantothenic Acid as Calcium D-Pantothenate 500 mg 10,000%
- Olive leaf extract 900 mg -
- Bee Propolis powder 900 mg -
- Masson Pine bark extract 90 mg -
- Pycnogenol 10 mg -
Other ingredients
Clean formula. The inactive ingredients are standard capsule components.
- Hypromellose: capsule shell material
- Magnesium Stearate: flow agent; fine in trace
- Rice Flour: filler; benign but cheap
Reported interactions
- Interacts with:
- Bortezomib ·Doxorubicin ·Pyrazinamide ·Warfarin ·Antineoplastic_agents ·Cisplatin ·Tacrolimus ·Aspirin
- Side effects:
- Acute kidney injury ·Nausea ·Vomiting ·Diarrhea ·Abdominal pain ·Headache
From research databases. Not medical advice — talk to your physician.
