Working up a sweat
Keep an eye on fluids and electrolytes
Balance Your Body
After training and physical exertion, the time that follows matters too. FINXFUL Basic supplements your daily mineral intake. With magnesium for electrolyte balance as well as magnesium and calcium for normal muscle function.

Mineral supplement capsules for active days
Activity & nutrition
Keep an eye on fluids and electrolytes
Post-workout recovery needs
Increased metabolic activity under exertion
Nutrient intake between active days
When sweating heavily, your body primarily loses water, sodium, and chloride. Supplementing with FINXFUL Basic does not replace drinking water or a fluid and electrolyte intake tailored to your level of exertion.
The role of minerals
The formula focuses on magnesium, calcium, and phosphorus and their clearly defined functions.
Phosphorus, magnesium, and calcium contribute to normal energy-yielding metabolism.
Magnesium contributes to electrolyte balance.
Magnesium and calcium contribute to normal muscle function.
Balance Your BodyMineral supplement capsules
A source of minerals
for your recovery
With magnesium, calcium, and phosphorus. Discover the composition and functions of the minerals contained.
Find the ingredients, nutrient amounts and directions for use on the product page
Training & recovery
Recovery is the time when your body responds to physical exertion. Discover why rest and nutrition belong in your training plan.
Understand recoveryGood to know
FINXFUL Basic contains magnesium, calcium, and phosphorus, among other ingredients. You can find the full composition and the amounts per daily serving on the product page.
You can find the recommended intake on the label and on the product page. Take the capsules according to these instructions with sufficient liquid.
Find the ingredients and nutrient amounts on the product page .
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