CENTRUM for Him 50+ Caplets

Product properties

Designation

Food supplement

Use/Application/Recommended intake

Take 1 tablet / day with liquid.

Nutritional declaration

Composition	per tablet	% of the recommended daily dose*
Vitamin A (50% as beta-carotene)	800 μg	100%
Vitamin E	18 mg	150%
Vitamin C	120 mg	150%
Vitamin K	30 μg	40%
Vitamin B1	1.65 mg	150%
Vitamin B2	2.1 mg	150%
Vitamin B6	2.1 mg	150%
Vitamin B12	7.5 μg	300%
Vitamin D	10 μg	200%
Biotin	75 μg	150%
Folic acid	300 μg	150%
Niacin	24 mg	150%
Pantothenate	9 mg	150%
Calcium	200 mg	25%
Phosphorus	105 mg	15%
Magnesium	135 mg	36%
Iron	2.1 mg	15%
Iodine	100 μg	67%
Copper	500 μg	50%
Manganese	2 mg	100%
Chromium	40 μg	100%
Molybdenum	50 μg	100%
Selenium	30 μg	55%
Zinc	5 mg	50%

* = According to the Nutrient Labelling Regulation (NKV)
Contains a source of phenylalanine. May have a laxative effect if consumed to excess.

Ingredients

Calcium hydrogen phosphate, magnesium oxide, calcium carbonate, fillers E 460, E 468; vitamin C, modified starch, nicotinamide, vitamin E, maltodextrin, ferrous fumarate, fillers E 464, 1200; calcium D-pantothenate, zinc oxide, manganese sulphate, emulsifier E 470b, starch, separating agents E 551, E 553b; gelatine, vitamin B6, vitamin B2, vitamin B1, beta-carotene, vegetable oil, copper sulphate, sucrose, vitamin A, glucose syrup, folic acid, chromium(III) chloride, sodium molybdate, potassium iodide, sodium selenate, biotin, vitamin K1, vitamin D3, vitamin B12, colours: E 171, E 132.

Net quantity

60 tablets = 81 g

Country of origin of the food

Germany

Manufacturer's address

Pfizer Consumer Healthcare GmbH
Linkstraße 10
10785 Berlin

Centrum Für Ihn 50+ has been adapted to the nutritional needs of men over 50. It makes a valuable contribution of important vitamins, minerals and trace elements to optimally supplement their diet. The B vitamins and magnesium in particular are important for maintaining the bodily functions of men.

Centrum Für Ihn 50+ with the men's vitality formula:

• The B vitamins are necessary to support their energy metabolism, especially due to the higher energy consumption of men.
• Magnesium is important for muscle function and, together with vitamin B1, supports the function of the heart.

General information

The more unbalanced the food intake, the more difficult it is to absorb sufficient vitamins, minerals and trace elements.

Vitamins are essential, chemically very different compounds. They serve as regulating substances in the entire metabolic process. They are necessary for the function of nerves, bones, cells and blood cells. Vitamins are contained in almost all foods in varying amounts, but mainly in fresh fruit and vegetables. Minerals include calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, sodium, chloride and potassium. In total, they account for about 5% of body weight. They perform important tasks as building and regulating substances in the bones and connective tissue. They also act as activators or components of enzymes (= proteins that accelerate reactions in the body), hormones and red blood cells. Some are involved in maintaining tissue tension or are important for the function of the nerves. The total amount of all trace elements present in the body is only about 10g. Despite the small amounts (traces), the trace elements iron, iodine, zinc, manganese, copper, selenium, chromium and molybdenum are essential for life.

The recommended daily intake must not be exceeded.

Source: Information on the packaging
Status: 08/2016