Iron & Vitamin C
Two keys to energy and vitality
Iron bisglycinate
- Highly bioavailable and well-tolerated iron compound
- Contributes to the normal formation of red blood cells and hemoglobin *
- Supports normal oxygen transport in the body and energy supply *
- Helps reduce tiredness and fatigue *
- Plays a role in the normal function of the immune system and in cell division *
Vitamin C from acerola cherry
- Increases iron absorption in the intestine*
- Contributes to the protection of cells from oxidative stress *
- Supports the normal function of the immune system *
- Important for normal collagen formation , e.g. for blood vessels, bones, cartilage and skin*
Synergy effect
- Vitamin C significantly improves the bioavailability of iron
- Together they support blood formation, energy, immune system and cell protection
* according to approved health claims (EU Regulation 1924/2006)
- Estimated delivery Nov 25 - Nov 29
- High bioavailability for optimal absorption and effectiveness
- Pure & vegan
- gluten-free
- artificial colors and preservatives,
- unnecessary fillers and release agents
- Scientifically tested formula – developed with medical expertise based on many years of experience
- Provides higher bioavailability for optimal absorption and effectiveness
- Provides a complete, scientifically balanced combination of nutrients
- Sets new standards compared to conventional products
Contents:
60 pieces
Recommended intake:
2 capsules daily
Acerola extract, iron bisglycinate, hydroxypropylmethylcellulose (capsule shell)
| Inhalt | pro 1 Kps. | % NRV* |
|---|---|---|
| Eisen | 20 mg | 143 % |
| Vitamin C | 100 mg | 125 % |
*NRV = Nutrient Reference Value (Referenzmenge) gemäß EU-Verordnung 1169/2011.
Die angegebenen Nährwerte unterliegen den bei Naturprodukten üblichen Schwankungen.
Iron & Vitamin C – stronger together!
Iron and vitamin C are among the essential nutrients for the human body. Both perform key functions that extend far beyond traditional energy metabolism and are directly linked to well-being, performance, and long-term health.
Iron and vitamin C are a powerful duo for energy, vitality, and health – at every stage of life. They can unfold their full potential, especially in highly bioavailable forms such as iron bisglycinate and natural vitamin C from acerola : iron for oxygen transport and energy, and vitamin C as a booster and cell protector. Together, they form a foundation that reliably accompanies women through all stages of life.
Iron – the mineral for energy and oxygen supply
Iron is an essential trace element and, above all, indispensable for oxygen transport in the blood. As the main component of the red blood pigment hemoglobin, it ensures that every cell in the body is supplied with sufficient oxygen – the basis for energy, concentration, and performance. Iron deficiency often manifests itself in fatigue, pale skin, poor concentration, or increased susceptibility to infections.
The choice of iron source is crucial: Iron bisglycinate is a particularly bioavailable form. Because the iron binds to the amino acid glycine, it is significantly more easily absorbed in the intestine and is also better tolerated than many conventional iron supplements, which often cause gastrointestinal discomfort.
Vitamin C – the enhancer for iron absorption and cell protection
Vitamin C performs many important functions in the body: It protects cells from oxidative stress, strengthens the immune system, and supports collagen formation for skin, bones, and connective tissue. One of its most valuable properties, however, is its ability to promote iron absorption . Vitamin C transforms plant-based iron into a form that the body can optimally utilize—a crucial advantage, especially in vegetarian or vegan diets.
The acerola cherry is one of the best natural sources of vitamin C. Unlike synthetic forms, vitamin C from acerola is embedded in a network of secondary plant compounds, which improves absorption and provides the body with a gentle but effective supply.
Iron & Vitamin C in the phases of a woman’s life
Women's nutritional needs change throughout their lives. Iron and vitamin C play a special role at each stage.
PMS (premenstrual syndrome):
Women regularly lose iron during menstruation. A good supply of iron bisglycinate can help prevent tiredness and fatigue. Vitamin C increases iron absorption and supports the immune system – helpful during a time of hormonal fluctuations.
Desire to have children:
Iron is important for healthy egg development and a stable menstrual cycle. Iron stores should be well-filled even before pregnancy, as it positively influences the course of a subsequent pregnancy. Vitamin C not only supports iron absorption but also acts as an antioxidant to protect cells and tissue.
Pregnancy:
The need for iron increases significantly, as both mother and child need to be supplied with iron through blood formation. A deficiency can lead to exhaustion, anemia, or developmental risks in the child. Iron bisglycinate is particularly valuable here because it is highly bioavailable and gentle on the stomach. Vitamin C from acerola further improves absorption and strengthens the immune system during this sensitive period.
Breastfeeding:
Even after birth, the need for iron remains elevated, as the body needs to regenerate and simultaneously produce breast milk. During this phase, iron and vitamin C contribute to the mother's energy, resistance, and general vitality, thus also supporting the child's well-being.
Perimenopause:
In the years before menopause, periods can often be heavier or more irregular, leading to increased iron loss. Adequate iron intake is therefore important to prevent exhaustion and decreased performance. Vitamin C also supports cell protection and contributes to a stable immune system.
Science & Study Situation
Below you will find an overview of scientific studies on iron (ferrous bisglycinate) and vitamin C from acerola – categorized according to the life stages of women.
Desire to have children & fertility
- Holzer I. et al. (2023), Nutrients. Low ferritin levels are common in women with unfulfilled desire to have children; adequate iron intake supports hormonal balance and ovulation.
- Tulenheimo-Silfvast A. et al. (2025), Acta Obstet Gynecol Scand. Treatment of iron deficiency improves conception and live birth rates – iron status is a relevant fertility factor.
- Bumrungpert A. et al. (2022), Nutrients. Iron bisglycinate shows high bioavailability and good gastrointestinal tolerability; suitable for sensitive digestive systems and women trying to conceive.
- Prakash A. et al. (2018), J Food Sci Technol. Acerola provides natural micronutrients and antioxidants that can reduce oxidative stress and support reproductive functions.
pregnancy
- Bumrungpert A. et al. (2022), Nutrients. Combination of iron bisglycinate and folinic acid effectively corrects pregnancy anemia, with significantly fewer gastrointestinal side effects than classic iron salts.
- Milman NT et al. (2024), J Obstet Gynaecol Res. Low-dose iron bisglycinate (25 mg/day) reliably improves hemoglobin and ferritin levels with good tolerability – suitable for long-term use during pregnancy.
- Laurindo LF et al. (2024), J Food Compos Anal. Acerola extracts contain high amounts of vitamin C, polyphenols and carotenoids; antioxidant effects support placental function and cellular protection during pregnancy.
breastfeeding
- Jorgensen JM et al. (2016), Matern Child Nutr. Postpartum supplementation with 27 mg iron/day improves iron status and energy balance in breastfeeding women.
- Yefet E. et al. (2021), Am J Obstet Gynecol. Iron bisglycinate promotes a faster recovery of hemoglobin levels after childbirth and prevents postpartum anemia.
- Uchida E. et al. (2011), Biol Pharm Bull. Acerola juice leads to higher and longer-lasting vitamin C plasma levels than synthetic preparations; supports immune function and antioxidant protection during breastfeeding.
PMS & hormonal well-being
- Vaucher P. et al. (2012), CMAJ. Non-anemic women with low ferritin (< 50 µg/l) benefit from oral iron supplementation through reduced fatigue and improved mood.
- Zeitoun T. et al. (2021), J Nutr. Higher iron levels are associated with a lower risk of individual PMS symptoms; iron deficiency can exacerbate hormonal imbalances.
- Prakash A. et al. (2018), J Food Sci Technol. Acerola supports antioxidant metabolism and can reduce cycle-associated fatigue and oxidative stress.
Cross-sectional / Formulation evidence
- Cirigliano E. et al. (2025), J Nutr Biochem. 12-week comparative study: Iron bisglycinate (18 mg) was significantly better tolerated than iron sulfate.
- Laurindo LF et al. (2024), J Food Compos Anal. Review confirms: Acerola is one of the fruits richest in vitamin C with antioxidant and immunomodulating properties.