Lion's Mane
May support cognitive health
Immune system
Strengthen your body's natural defenses. SHIFT™ supplements help you stay healthy all year round.
Reishi
For the immune system
Chaga
Antioxidants and beta-glucans
Natural C
Natural vitamin C
Curcumin
For digestion and the immune system
Zink
For skin, hair, vision and immune system
Natural D3
For the immune system, bones and muscles
Questions and answers about the immune system
How to improve the immune system?
SHIFT™ SPORT Active Magnesium is a magnesium supplement for active people, supplemented with zinc and vitamin B6. This combination is also known as ZMA. Magnesium and zinc are bound to the amino acid glycine, forming magnesium glycinate and zinc glycinate, known for their high bioavailability. Vitamin B6 is in its biologically active form, P5P, which the body can use directly. Magnesium is important for maintaining electrolyte balance and reducing muscle cramps, while zinc plays a central role in protein synthesis and the immune system. Vitamin B6 supports energy metabolism and nervous system function. Together, these nutrients contribute to optimal performance and recovery, making the product particularly beneficial for athletes and active people.
Can you build up the immune system?
Magnesium bisglycinate, capsule shell (hypromellose), bulking agent (microcrystalline cellulose), zinc bisglycinate, anti-caking agent (medium chain triglycerides from coconut, silicon dioxide), vitamin B6 (pyridoxal-5'-phosphate).
What are the signs of a poor immune system?
Active content: 1-3 capsules (% of reference value) Magnesium: 117-350 mg (31-93%) Zinc: 5-14 mg (47-140%) Vitamin B6: 2-6 mg (143-429%)
What should you eat to strengthen your immune system?
Recommended daily dosage: Children from 11 years: 1 capsule before bedtime. Adults: 1-3 capsules before bedtime.
Which vitamin is best for the immune system?
Recommended daily dosage: Children from 11 years: 1 capsule before bedtime. Adults: 1-3 capsules before bedtime.
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