Inositol

Name: Inner Center Set
Brand: Vegavero
SKU: Hormonal_Blanace_Set_3
Price: 50.13 EUR
Availability: InStock

Inositol, also known chemically as cyclohexanehexol, is a molecule that, because of its structure, is often referred to as "muscle sugar". Biochemically, inositol plays a role in cellular signalling processes. Inositol is a so-called vitaminoid; a substance that the body can produce itself in certain amounts from glucose and that occurs in various biological structures. Its concentration is particularly high above all in the cell membranes. Inositol occurs in a free and a bound form – the bound form is known, among other things, as phytic acid. The two best-known inositol forms are myo-inositol and D-chiro-inositol.

Formerly often classified as vitamin B8, inositol is today frequently used in food supplements. At Vegavero, we offer an inositol product family that has been developed with a deep biochemical understanding. We rely on purity through plant-based fermentation – vegan, free from unnecessary additives and lab-tested for your safety. Whether as pure inositol powder for individual dosing or as a scientifically based food supplement: simply place your desired item in the basket using the button and benefit from fast delivery.

Inositol

Inositol, also known chemically as cyclohexanehexol, is a molecule that, because of its structure, is often referred to as "muscle sugar". Biochemically, inositol plays a role in cellular signalling processes. Inositol is a so-called vitaminoid; a substance that the body can produce itself in certain amounts from glucose and that occurs in various biological structures. Its concentration is particularly high above all in the cell membranes. Inositol occurs in a free and a bound form – the bound form is known, among other things, as phytic acid. The two best-known inositol forms are myo-inositol and D-chiro-inositol.

Formerly often classified as vitamin B8, inositol is today frequently used in food supplements. At Vegavero, we offer an inositol product family that has been developed with a deep biochemical understanding. We rely on purity through plant-based fermentation – vegan, free from unnecessary additives and lab-tested for your safety. Whether as pure inositol powder for individual dosing or as a scientifically based food supplement: simply place your desired item in the basket using the button and benefit from fast delivery.

Myo-Inositol

100% Vegan

Responsible Ingredients

Made in Germany

Lab tested

Mono Inositol

In this category you will find myo-inositol as a high-dose single-ingredient product. Myo-inositol is the form that occurs most frequently in the human organism. Our inositol is obtained through natural fermentation processes, which results in a highly pure, white raw material. Because inositol has a natural sweetening power but is not table sugar, it offers a pleasant taste without unnecessary calories.

The powder is ideal for people who prefer individual dosing according to their needs and would like to simply stir it into their daily food – on request also in the 1 kg value pack. Through our consistent avoidance of anti-caking agents, we rely on a clear composition without unnecessary ingredients.

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Myo-Inositol Powder

Practical, pure powder for daily use, well-being and balance.

€15,90

€79,50 kg

Inositol Combinations

Sometimes it is the targeted composition that makes the difference. Our inositol combination is based on careful selection and expert research. In doing so, we specifically combine inositol with micronutrients that have authorised health claims – for example Vitamin B6, which contributes to the regulation of hormonal activity and to the reduction of tiredness and fatigue, Chromium, which contributes to the maintenance of normal blood glucose levels, as well as 400 µg of folate (folic acid), which has a role in the process of cell division.

Based on scientific research, our formulation combines myo-inositol and D-chiro-inositol with folate and coenzyme Q10. D-chiro-inositol is formed in the body from myo-inositol. These isomers are elementary building blocks in the signalling metabolism, which is closely linked to the messenger insulin. The complete list of ingredients and the formulation can be found in the product details.

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Myo-Inositol Complex Capsules

Metabolic support, hormonal balance, and stress resilience

€26,90

€261,17 kg

Inositol in a Set

Biological processes and cyclical sequences take time. Because inositol is continuously integrated into cellular processes, consistency in supplementation is common. Our sets are designed for long-term integration into your lifestyle. By bundling the products, you ensure that your supply remains seamless over several months – an uncomplicated support for your routine. At the same time, you benefit from an attractive price and often from an additional discount compared with the RRP or a single purchase. After your order, fast dispatch follows (often free of shipping costs, depending on the order value), including to Austria. This way you can pursue your goals consistently, without having to worry about the details of the monthly reorder. All data on use can be found transparently in the product details.

Inner Center Set

€50,13 €55,70

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This set combines Female Balance Complex Capsules with targeted botanical extracts, Myo-Inositol Powder, and Strong Bones Complex with minerals and plant-based ingredients. Together, they offer a balanced mix of female-focused botanicals and essential nutrients.

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FAQs on Inositol

What is Inositol?

Inositol is a six-valent cyclic alcohol that is closely related to glucose metabolism. It is involved as a secondary messenger in signalling processes.

How long does it take for Inositol to "work"?

Inositol is a dietary supplement intended to be consumed as part of a regular daily routine over a sustained period. Because biological processes take time, inositol is often taken over a longer period.

Can I take Inositol during pregnancy?

Yes, it is often used as a supplement, but – like all supplements – during pregnancy and breastfeeding it should only be taken after consultation with a doctor.

When should you not take Inositol?

In the case of known allergies to components of the product or existing illnesses, medical advice should be sought before taking it. Pregnant and breastfeeding women as well as diabetics should coordinate use with their doctor beforehand.

Which foods contain Inositol?

Natural sources are above all citrus fruits, pulses and nuts. Inositol is frequently combined with fat sources or omega-3 fatty acids.

Are there side effects?

Inositol is generally well tolerated when taken in accordance with the recommended daily dose. Disclaimer: Nutritional supplements are not a substitute for a balanced, varied diet or a healthy lifestyle.

Can I also buy Inositol at the drugstore?

While simple preparations can often be found at the drugstore, our products stand out through higher concentrations and the avoidance of synthetic additives. When comparing, pay attention to the reviews (e.g. star ratings) and the price-performance ratio per daily dose.

Important safety information: The stated recommended daily intake amount must not be exceeded. Pay attention to the correct daily dose according to the label. Keep the product out of the reach of small children.

What is the link between Inositol and insulin?

Inositol is a component of insulin-dependent signalling pathways. In the specialist literature, the connection between inositol and cellular signal transmission is being studied.

What does Inositol in the body?

Inositol is a messenger that passes signals into the interior of the cell. As a component of tissues and cell membranes, it is involved in cellular signal transmission. It is often combined with B vitamins such as folic acid, which has a role in cell division.

When is the best time to take it?

Usually, it is taken shortly before or with a meal, with some liquid. The daily intake amount can be divided into two servings.

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