By pharmacists
Who do martial arts themselves
Apr. Magomed Ibragimov
MSc. Drug Development - Pharmacist
Magomed grew up in Antwerp and started wrestling at the age of six. For twelve years, he trained at clubs such as Olympus Kapellen and Worstelclub Borz, until he was eighteen.
After that, he went to university to study pharmaceutical sciences. He graduated cum laude with a Master's degree in Drug Development and started working as a freelance pharmacist.
His passion for combat sports never faded. When the opportunity arose to combine it with his pharmaceutical background, he founded SHIDŌ to support athletes.
Apr. Jiwan Hasan
MSc. Pharmaceutical Care - Pharmacist
Jiwan started karate as a child and later traded the mat for the football field, where he played at a high level until an injury ended his career at seventeen.
He graduated cum laude with a Master's degree in Pharmaceutical Care from the University of Antwerp. During those years, he rediscovered martial arts through judo at Asahi and later jiu-jitsu at Satori Kwai.
Within two years, he opened his first pharmacy, and a few years later, a second.
At the counter, he noticed how many martial artists didn't know which supplements they needed. From that observation, SHIDŌ grew.
9 Vitamins & Minerals
selected based on form and dosage
200 mg
Magnesium
3000 IU
Vitamin D
20 mg
Zinc
100 mcg
Selenium
15 mg
Vitamin E
800 mcg
Copper
2 mg
Vitamin B6
90 mcg
Vitamin K2
400 mcg
Folic acid
A COMPLETE FORMULA
SHIDŌ FOUNDATION
Testosterone
Zinc contributes to the maintenance of normal testosterone levels in the blood. Vitamin B6 contributes to the regulation of hormonal activity
Immune system
Zinc, Vitamin D, and Selenium contribute
to the normal functioning of the immune system.
Energy
Magnesium and Vitamin B6 contribute to the reduction of tiredness and fatigue. Copper promotes energy metabolism
Bones
Vitamins D and K contribute to normal bones.
Muscles
Magnesium and Vitamin D contribute to normal muscle function. Vitamin B6 contributes to good energy supply in the muscles.
Science is not marketing
From lab to label
Our precision
Each formula undergoes strict testing, ingredient validation, and independent controls before reaching the athlete.
Our expertise
Years of pharmaceutical knowledge, combined with experience in martial arts, translated into clinically dosed formulas.
Our guidance
Build your daily routine with
the right supplement based on scientific data.
Our Community
Experience results proven by medical experts, coaches and world-class athletes.
Common issues
In martial arts
Muscle cramps
Cramps in calves and feet are common among athletes. A mineral deficiency can play a role in this.
Fatigue
Even after eight hours of sleep, many athletes start their day with low energy. This impacts their training.
LACK OF SLEEP
Heavy evening workouts can make it difficult to fall asleep. Due to adrenaline, you might still be awake at 2 AM.
Immune system
Intense exercise temporarily suppresses your immune system. Just when you should be at your peak.
Featured product
SHIDŌ Foundation
Daily foundation formula with 9 vitamins and minerals in clinically studied doses for athletes.
Coming soon.
