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Why is iron important for athletes?

Iron is an essential mineral that plays a crucial role in many bodily functions, including the production of red blood cells and the transportation of oxygen to muscles. For athletes, iron is especially important, as it helps to reduce fatigue and help overall athletic performance.

Low iron levels can result in a range of symptoms, including weakness, fatigue, and impaired cognitive function, all of which can impact athletic performance. Athletes are at an increased risk of low iron levels due to the demands of intense training and exercise, and may require higher levels of iron to maintain energy levels. By ensuring adequate iron intake through a healthy diet and supplementation, athletes can increase energy, reduce tiredness & fatigue which can positively impact performance and maximize their athletic potential.

Iron is especially important for female athletes due to several factors such as menstruation, pregnancy, and lactation. Women have a higher risk of low iron than men because of these additional demands on their bodies. During menstruation, women lose iron through blood loss and may not consume enough iron in their diet to replenish what is lost. Therefore, it is important for female athletes to pay attention to their iron intake. 

How Active Iron Can Help Performance.

Many athletes and exercisers struggle with maintaining healthy iron levels, which can negatively impact their training and overall health. Active Iron is a groundbreaking iron supplement that has been specifically formulated to address this issue.

Active Iron uses a unique, whey protein formula that is gentle on the stomach and allows for maximum absorption of iron¹. This means that athletes and exercisers can take Active Iron 25mg without experiencing the gastrointestinal side effects commonly associated with traditional iron supplements, such as constipation and nausea².

By incorporating Active Iron 25mg into their training routine, athletes and exercisers can experience a range of benefits. This includes helping to improve energy levels, reduce fatigue, and athletic performance as a result. Additionally, maintaining healthy iron levels can help support immune function, which is especially important for individuals who engage in intense exercise.

At Active Iron, we understand the unique needs of athletes and exercisers, which is why we have created a product that is designed to help support their training outputs. Our commitment to quality and innovation has made Active Iron the go-to choice for athletes and exercisers worldwide.

If you’re looking to improve your energy levels, reduce tiredness & fatigue to help maximize your athletic performance, consider adding Active Iron 25mg to your supplement routine. With its unique formula and clinically proven results, Active Iron can help you achieve your health and fitness goals.

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Batch Tested For Peace Of Mind.

As part of our commitment to quality and safety, we have partnered with Informed Sport to ensure that Active Iron 25mg is certified to be banned substance tested, making it safer for athletes. The Informed Sport program provides assurance that products have been tested for a wide range of substances prohibited in sport.

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Recommended by Experts.

We pride ourselves on being the iron supplement recommended by experts in sports nutrition, such as leading dietician Renee McGregor.

Renee highly recommends Active Iron 25mg for athletes and individuals requiring increased iron intake, due to its unique formulation that maximizes absorption while minimizing side effects. If you’re looking for a high-quality, effective iron supplement endorsed by experts, choose Active Iron.

Help support your iron & energy levels with Active Iron.

Active Iron High Potency

Active Iron High Potency is clinically proven to double iron levels and restore energy.

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Resources.

Active Iron offers a range of iron-related resources for athletes to help them optimise their iron intake and help improve their athletic performance.

How to support your iron levels

Struggling with where to start? Here are 5 top tips on how to ensure you are getting sufficient iron as an athlete.

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Frequently asked questions

Dr. Stephanie Ooi answers your frequently asked questions in relation to women’s health, iron & Active Iron.

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The Period Panel with HerSport

Watch our favourite female sports stars  and experts share their experience with menstruation and low iron.

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The Ultimate Guide To Iron For Athletes

Discover why iron is important for athletes.

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What is Active Iron and how is it different from other iron supplements on the market?
Active Iron is a clinically proven iron supplement. Active Iron’s advanced protein formulation is clinically proven to give better absorption of iron sulfate and is gentle enough to take on an empty stomach. Unlike other iron supplements that can cause constipation, nausea, and other digestive problems, Active Iron uses a unique whey protein technology that allows the iron to be carried safely through the stomach to the small intestine where it is absorbed more efficiently. As a result, Active Iron is non-constipating and gentle on the stomach.
Why is iron important for athletes?
Athletes are at an increased risk of iron deficiency due to the demands of intense training and exercise, and may require higher levels of iron to maintain optimal performance.
How can Active Iron benefit athletes?
Active Iron can benefit athletes by providing a highly absorbable form of iron that can help increase oxygen delivery to the muscles, improve energy levels, and support overall athletic performance.
Which Active Iron product should athletes take?
The recommended dosage of Active Iron for athletes will depend on their individual needs and iron levels. We recommend 25mg of iron with our Active Iron High Potency product. Active Iron High Potency is certified with Informed Sport and therefore safe for athletes to take.
Can Active Iron be used by female athletes during pregnancy or breastfeeding?
Active Iron is safe for use during pregnancy and breastfeeding.
How long does it take for Active Iron to improve iron levels in athletes?
The length of time it takes for Active Iron to improve iron levels in athletes will vary depending on the individual’s iron status and the dosage used. Active Iron is clinially proven to increase iron levels by 94% in 6 weeks.  It is important for athletes to be patient and consistent with their supplementation, and to have their iron levels monitored regularly by their doctor or GP.
Can athletes get enough iron from their diet alone, or is supplementation necessary?
While it is possible to get enough iron from a well-rounded diet, many athletes struggle to meet their iron needs through food alone. Athletes have higher iron requirements due to increased blood volume, muscle mass, and oxygen demands. Additionally, iron from plant-based sources (such as spinach and beans) is less readily absorbed by the body compared to iron from animal sources (such as red meat and poultry). As a result, many athletes choose to supplement with Active Iron to ensure they are getting the iron they need to support their athletic performance.
Is Active Iron suitable vegetarian athletes?
Yes, Active Iron is suitable for vegetarians. Many athletes following plant-based diets struggle to meet their iron needs through food alone, so supplementation with Active Iron can help ensure they are getting the iron they need to support their athletic performance.
How long should I take Active Iron?
The length of time you should take Active Iron will depend on your individual iron needs and levels. Stopping Active Iron supplementation prematurely may result in a return of  low symptoms. Your doctor or GP may reguarly montior your iron levels and adjust your diet and supplementation routine. Active Iron is suitable for long term use.
¹Wang et al. 2017, Acta Haematologica, 138: 223-232. ²Ledwidge et al. 2021. Data on file.