Spike Support Formula Pro - Natural Immune Support Supplement - Powerful Immunity Blend with Vitamin C + Zinc, Turmeric, Ginger, Garlic to Promote Healthy Immune System - Natural Immune Supplements

If you took the vaccine and regret it then look no further. This supplement really helps with heart health and immune system.

Product is good and works well

As for the main ingredients in Spike Support, Vitamins C,D and zinc - there's more than enough evidence to support their antioxidant and immune boosting qualities. However, going over the laundry list of ingredients that make up their "proprietary blend", there are some things in here that seem unnecessary, or at the very least, unproven. Plus, there's no information provided that would help the consumer discern the amount of each ingredient provided by the blend - instead, we're given a collective, milligram assessment total.For example, what the heck is psyllium husk powder doing in here? Especially since psyllium fiber is not well tolerated by a significant number of individuals, myself included. Sodium Chloride? You mean salt? Why? And why is magnesium stearate, silicone dioxide and rice flour added as well? This formula should have a simpler, more bioavailable combination of antioxidants, with little to no fillers mixed in. And in the absence of any liposomal lipids to maximize absorption, you could do a lot better with a name brand known for their potency and lack of added fillers.

The main reason I'm trying out this product is because its ingredients heavily overlap with those I already consume via other products, and it can be convenient to bundle some of these together. I was also interested in the "proprietary blend" included in this product, comprising about 51% of the volume in each capsule (when not accounting for the "other" ingredients listed below the supplement facts), especially because I wasn't familiar with some of the ingredients in this component. However, after taking a closer look, I came to realize that this product doesn't contain K2, which should always be consumed alongside D3, which is listed here as "vitamin D (as cholecalciferol)". Fortunately, the volume of D3 provided is the standard 125mcg, meaning that the standard 100mcg volume of K2 can be consumed alongside this product, but just keep in mind that a serving size of Spike Support Formula Pro is also 3 capsules, so in order to consume the standard amount of D3 you'll also need to consume higher volumes of the other ingredients in order to do so. In my case, I've decided that D3+K2 isn't my focus when consuming this product, and so have been limiting myself to 1 or 2 capsules alongside the others I take, only when explicitly looking to boost my immunity. As far as the proprietary blend is concerned, which a fair number of products introduce in order to differentiate from their competition, I wasn't familiar with the following ingredients: "coleus forskohlii extract", "garcinia cambogia extract", "raspberry ketone", and "glucomannan". Coleus is apparently a plant from the mint family, and the root is used as medicine because it contains a chemical called "forskolin". However, I'm not seeing much evidence that this chemical is tied to boosting the immune system, as it has traditionally been used for other purposes such as addressing high blood pressure. Similarly, while Garcinia, a tropical fruit, has been traditionally used for weight loss, I'm not seeing much with respect to boosting the immune system. Glucomannan is apparently a dietary fiber typically sourced from the root of the konjac plant, and is also typically targeted as a weight loss supplement, but has also been recognized for its immune boosting properties. Raspberry ketone particularly intrigued me when I noticed it in the ingredient listing, because of my intermittent fasting and the ketones this practice creates. Apparently, raspberry ketone is found in other fruits besides raspberries, and has also been recognized for its immune boosting properties additionally to its ability to increase metabolism. All of this said, however, as with many other products Spike Support Formula Pro unfortunately doesn't break down how much of each ingredient is included in its proprietary blend. So while there is a question as to whether each of the ingredients is beneficial for the immune system, there is also the question as to whether the volume of each is enough and whether this should vary based on one's individual bodily needs.

good choice

This one replaced a few other supplements I was taking and that is a huge blessing to take less pills each day, so I am very happy with it.After a few weeks I have noticed no problems and since it has more vitamins that I was already taking, it may be responsible for me feeling good lately. It's hard to be sure though, so I don't want to oversell it.Personally, I am very happy with it and it's not too expensive, so to a friend, I would say to give it a try, but also that I am in no way sure that the mix is better or superior - your mileage may vary!

Nice ingredients, like C and zinc, that are known to help with immunity. Pills are easy to swallow.

Meets advertised claims: 3.5 of 5Claim: Vitamin C + Zinc for Immune HealthTRUE: This product does contain Vitamin C & ZincClaim: Comprehensive Natural Immune Support Formula to Help Fortify Your Immune SystemUNCERTAIN. This product contains many ingredients that may support immune system but it is not comprehensive there are many ingredients that support immune health not included.Claim: Help Enhance Immune Response & Immune Cells for Daily Immune SupportTRUE. However, this is just the same claim as above.Claim: Support Reduced Inflammation & Oxidative Stress to Promote Improved Immune FunctionTRUE. There are ingredient that have been linked to reducing inflammation and are know antioxidants listed on the label, but no way to know how much is present in the capsule.Claim: Made in the USA with Premium Top Quality Ingredients.TRUE and UNCERTAIN. This product is manufactured in the US but I do not know where any of the ingredients are sourced from so there is no way to know if they are quality or of USA production.Summary: I like that this is a US company and I want to like this product, however I am unable to find out how much of any of the other ingredients are in the capsule. I know based on the dosage suggestion I will be taking megadoses of the Vitamin c, D and Zinc. I wish they had a bit more clarity on all the other ingredients as well as shared where they sourced them from if they want to claim "made in the US". Since this product is a bit more expensive than similar products, I would need to know these things to feel comfortable supporting not only them but the price increase. At the time of this review the bottle was selling for around $35 with comparable blends selling for closer to $27 all on Amazon.