High-Dose Active Vitamins Effective for Physical Fatigue

Chong Kun Dang's 'Benfobel' in Focus
Health Management with One Pill a Day

[Asia Economy Reporter Seo Sojeong] Recently, interest in health has increased due to the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic, leading to a rise in consumers seeking high-dose active vitamins. In particular, as it has become known that active vitamins are effective in relieving physical fatigue, the related market is growing by more than 30% annually.

Chong Kun Dang's 'Benfobel' is a high-dose functional active vitamin product that contains nine types of vitamin B complex including the active vitamin benfotiamine, as well as ursodeoxycholic acid (UDCA), coenzyme Q10, vitamins C, D, E, zinc, and more, allowing the intake of essential nutrients for the body with just one tablet a day.

The main ingredient of Benfobel, benfotiamine, is an active form of vitamin B1 effective in improving physical fatigue, eye fatigue, neuralgia, and muscle pain. It has higher bioavailability than regular vitamin B1 preparations, with rapid onset of effect and long-lasting efficacy. In addition to benfotiamine, this product contains 100mg each of vitamins B2, B6, and B12, which are effective in relieving fatigue and improving stomatitis and dermatitis.

It also contains 30mg of UDCA, which is effective in improving liver function, coenzyme Q10 that acts as an antioxidant and helps prevent aging, and inositol, which is effective in reducing blood cholesterol. This product allows for balanced intake of the recommended daily amount with once-daily dosing, and its tablet size has been reduced to improve ease of swallowing for consumers who experience discomfort.

A representative from Chong Kun Dang stated, "Recently, the number of modern people complaining of chronic fatigue and weakened immunity due to excessive stress, irregular lifestyle patterns, and poor eating habits is increasing," adding, "Benfobel, which can be conveniently taken with one tablet a day, can help relieve fatigue and manage health for modern people."