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VertiAid Ingredients Explained: Vitamin D3, Aquamin®, Collagen, P-5-P and More

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Quick answer

VertiAid contains nine ingredients in a proprietary blend: cholecalciferol (vitamin D3) and Aquamin® algae for calcium and mineral balance, pure eggshell collagen and marine collagen for membrane and connective-tissue support, pyridoxal 5'-phosphate (active vitamin B6) for nerve signalling, zinc-L-carnosine for tissue and antioxidant support, ginseng root for focus and mental energy, and pineapple and papaya, whose enzymes support digestion. It contains fish and egg ingredients, so it is not suitable for people with those allergies.

Key takeaways

VertiAid's formula brings together vitamins, minerals, collagen and botanicals. Here is what each contributes.

At a glance

IngredientMain role
Vitamin D3Calcium metabolism
Aquamin® algaeCalcium, magnesium, trace minerals
Eggshell collagenMembrane building blocks
Marine collagenConnective tissue
P-5-P (vitamin B6)Nerve signalling
Zinc-L-carnosineTissue and antioxidant support
Ginseng rootFocus and mental energy
PineappleBromelain, vitamin C
PapayaPapain, antioxidants

Spotlight: vitamin D and the inner ear

The inner ear's otoconia are made of calcium carbonate, and vitamin D regulates calcium metabolism throughout the body. Researchers have studied vitamin D levels in people with inner-ear balance problems, and a randomized trial published in Neurology in 2020 examined vitamin D and calcium supplementation in people with low vitamin D and a history of positional vertigo. Vitamin D3 and Aquamin® minerals are two of VertiAid's core ingredients.

Spotlight: collagen and membranes

Collagen gives structure to connective tissues and membranes. VertiAid uses two sources: eggshell membrane, which also contains elastin and hyaluronic acid, and easily absorbed marine collagen peptides.

Allergy and safety notes: VertiAid contains fish (marine collagen) and egg (eggshell collagen), plus pineapple and papaya. Ginseng and fruit enzymes may interact with blood thinners, and ginseng may affect blood sugar. Talk to your doctor before use if you take medication.

Sources

  1. Jeong S.H. et al. – "Prevention of benign paroxysmal positional vertigo with vitamin D supplementation: a randomized trial," Neurology, 2020.
  2. NIH Office of Dietary Supplements – "Vitamin D" and "Vitamin B6" fact sheets.
  3. Ruff K.J. et al. – "Eggshell membrane: a possible new natural therapeutic for joint and connective tissue disorders," Clinical Interventions in Aging, 2009.

Common questions

What is Aquamin®?

A natural mineral complex from red seaweed, rich in calcium and magnesium.

Does VertiAid contain allergens?

Yes, it contains fish (marine collagen) and egg (eggshell collagen).

What is P-5-P?

Pyridoxal 5'-phosphate, the active form of vitamin B6.

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