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Contributes to good liver and kidney health
Enviado por DocMorris
limited stock
Enviado por DocMorris
limited stock
Enviado por DocMorris
limited stock
Food supplement in liquid form, of great draining and depurative action for the body, which contributes to the proper functioning of liver and kidney. Combined with a weight loss diet and a healthy lifestyle, it can also contribute to control body weight, helping to eliminate toxins from the body, being useful in acne treatment processes.
Dietary supplements should be taken in the context of a varied and balanced diet and as part of an active lifestyle. Take 10ml before the 3 main meals, with a glass of water.
Per 30 ml:
Currant (600 mg), Mango (450 mg), Vitamin C (72 mg), Thyme (50 mg), Birch (36 mg), Vitamin E (24 mg), Maca (21.6 mg), Goldenrod (21.6 mg), Artichoke (21.6 mg), Rose Hips (21.6 mg), Sarsaparilla (21.6 mg), Opuntia (21.6 mg), Sabal (21.6 mg), Horsetail (21.6 mg), Milk Thistle (21.6 mg), Fructose (10.5 g), Orthosiphon (7.2 mg), White Nettle (7.2 mg), Turmeric (7.2 mg), Bilberry (3 g), Vitamin B1 (2.8 mg), Vitamin B6 (2.52 mg), Parsley (2.4 mg), Vitamin B2 (1.8 mg), Water, Red Fruit Flavor, Steviol Glycosides, Potassium Sorbate, Citric Acid, Sodium Benzoate, Vegetable Glycerin.
Vitamin B6, also known as pyridoxine, is a water-soluble vitamin needed to form neurotransmitters (nervous system messengers) and adrenal hormones. It is also involved in the proper functioning of the immune system.
Like other B vitamins, it contributes to normal energy metabolism. Its presence in the diet is necessary for normal brain development during pregnancy and childhood. It is therefore involved in proper nervous system function. It is also involved in protein and glycogen formation in the body, as well as red blood cells, which are essential to transport oxygen to cells and tissues. It reduces tiredness and fatigue.
Like the other B vitamins, it is water-soluble, which means that our body cannot store it in large quantities. How can we obtain it? The answer lies in diet, which must be varied and balanced. Foods such as fish (tuna and salmon), meat and eggs, nuts (walnuts), pulses (chickpeas), unrefined cereals and fruit such as bananas provide significant amounts of vitamin B6. If more vitamin B6 is needed, it can be found in dietary supplements with other B vitamins or other ingredients. It is advisable to get advice from a healthcare professional before taking any supplement.
