Energy & performance

The body gets the energy and performance it needs from various nutrients, including small amounts of micronutrients such as vitamins and minerals. These tiny building blocks support important processes in the body that are necessary for energy production and the proper functioning of cells. Nowadays, it is particularly important to ensure that we are getting enough micronutrients, as our modern lifestyles often tend to involve an unbalanced diet and stressful conditions. These nutrients play a key role in maintaining our energy, boosting our performance and promoting long-term health. The MITOcare micronutrients listed here support your energy metabolism* with their carefully selected ingredients. All information on the exact ingredients and their effects can be found on the respective product pages.

*Biotin, thiamine, riboflavin, niacin, pantothenic acid, vitamin B6, vitamin B12, vitamin C and manganese contribute to normal energy metabolism.

More knowledge for your well-being

Discover our blog posts on amino acids, mitochondria, vitamins & co:
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Zinc

What is Zinc, what function and effect does it have on your well-being?

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PQQ
PQQ
What is PQQ, what function and effect does it have on your well-being?
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Jod
Iodine
What is iodine, what function and effect does it have on your well-being?
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Coenzym Q10
Coenzyme Q10
What is coenzyme Q10, what function und effect does it have on your well-being?
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PQQ Wirkung: Wie PQQ und Q10 dein Wohlbefinden fördern
The PQQ effect: How PQQ and Q10 improve your well-being
Find out in the MITOcare knowledge blog how the micronutrients PQQ and Q10 strengthen your mitochondria and your performance.
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Aminosäuremangel: Symptome, Ursachen und was du dagegen tun kannst
Amino acid deficiency: symptoms, causes and what you can do about it
Amino acids play an important role in the human body. In this article, you will find out what amino acids are, what they mean for the body and what symptoms you can use to recognize a deficiency. You will also get tips on how to remedy your amino acid deficiency.
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Warum ist Vitamin B12 so wichtig für den Körper?
Why is vitamin B12 so important for the body?
Vitamin B12 is one of the most important B vitamins. This makes it all the more important that we get it from our food. But what is the best way to do this? What function does vitamin B12 have in our body?
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Aminosäuren & Sport: Darum brauchst du Proteinbausteine
Amino acids & sport: why you need protein building blocks
Amino acids are important for success in training. Find out all about their function and how to take them correctly.
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Was sind Mitochondrien: Aufbau und Funktion
What are mitochondria: Structure and function
Get to know mitochondria and find out why the power plants of your cells deserve special attention.
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Mitochondrien stärken: 8 Tipps für den Alltag
8 tips for healthy mitochondria and more energy
Do you lack energy? Do you feel tired no matter how much you rest? Do you feel like you want to support your energy metabolism? Or have you heard about mitochondria and would like to find out more about what mitochondria actually are and how you can strengthen them?
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Welche Funktionen haben wasserlösliche Vitamine?
What are the functions of water-soluble vitamins?
Having already dealt with the fat-soluble vitamins A, D, E and K2 in Part 1, the water-soluble vitamins, which are in no way inferior to the fat-soluble vitamins, are still missing. What functions do B vitamins and of course the well-known vitamin C have? Find out more in part 2 on vitamins.
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Welche Vitamine gibt es und was machen sie in deinem Körper?
What vitamins are there and what do they do in your body?
Vitamins are vital substances for your body. You need them to maintain all your bodily functions; without them, your body would not be able to perform or survive. In this article, we will start by introducing you to these vital substances and going into more detail about the functions of the vitamins. We even need two parts for 13 vitamins. Here in Part 1 you will find everything about the fat-soluble vitamins A, D, E and vitamin K2.
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