Healthy Ageing
Support for everyday nutritional needs that commonly change with age, organised around your assessment.
A goal is an area of general wellbeing you would like your plan to cover. Choosing a goal does not guarantee a product: your eligibility, safety rules, ingredient duplication, capsule burden and availability are all checked first.
Support for everyday nutritional needs that commonly change with age, organised around your assessment.
Nutrients with authorised roles in the maintenance of normal skin, hair and nails.
For adults with a regularly active routine, focused on normal energy-yielding metabolism and muscle function.
Nutrients with authorised roles in the maintenance of normal bones and muscle.
Supports normal energy-yielding metabolism and the reduction of tiredness and fatigue.
Nutrients with authorised roles in normal cognitive function. This module does not assess, diagnose or treat mental-health conditions.
Nutrients with authorised roles in the normal function of the immune system, applied only where your assessment supports them.
A structured daily routine built around fibre, hydration and your dietary pattern.
Nutrients with authorised roles in the normal function of the heart, considered only where your assessment and the conditions of use are satisfied.
This is not a goal. Your dietary pattern comes from your assessment and is applied to every goal you choose, so it never uses up one of your goal choices.
A dietary context rather than a goal. Plant-based and predominantly plant-based diets change which nutrients may be lower, and that context is applied to every goal you select.
About this dietary contextWe describe a possible nutritional consideration, not a promised outcome. Only authorised claims are used in customer-facing areas, and terms such as “anti-ageing” are never used. A consideration becomes a product candidate only when the rules permit it, and a candidate becomes part of your plan only after safety screening and, where required, professional review.
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