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Mylan Armolipid Plus 30 Tablets

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Description

It is a food supplement based on 100% natural products. Formulated with berberis aristata, red rice, policosanol, folic acid, coenzyme Q10 and astaxanthin. Promotes balance on plasma cholesterol and inhibits the synthesis of triglycerides, contributing to the control of all plasma lipids. It helps to a good homocysteine metabolism. Take one capsule a day. Consult with a specialist before use.

Instructions for use

Dietary supplements should be taken in the context of a varied and balanced diet and as part of an active lifestyle. Take 1 tablet a day, with water.

Unit price

€1.25 / Tablets

Pharmaceutical Advice

Red yeast rice or Monascus purpureus is a type of fungus that grows on rice and ferments it, turning it into a reddish colour. Since the Ming Dynasty, it has been included in Chinese pharmacopoeia and it has been associated with properties for relieving digestive or circulatory issues.

The beneficial effect of red yeast rice is related to substances generated during the fermentation process: monacolins, and in particular, monacolin K. These substances help to limit the synthesis of the red yeast's fatty acid and endogenous cholesterol in the body. Red yeast rice also contains other compounds such as isoflavones and sterols which boost its beneficial antioxidant effect.

Before taking a red yeast rice supplement, you will need a comprehensive cardiovascular risk assessment from your doctor. Lifestyle habits are the first thing to look out for when cholesterol levels are high such as eating a balanced diet and being physically active. Remember that supplements with red yeast rice are not indicated if you are already being treated for hypercholesterolaemia with medication.

It should not be taken with other dietary supplements that contain the same ingredient. Do not take more than 3 mg of monacolins per day and follow the instructions indicated on the label. This supplement is not indicated for use in children, during pregnancy/breastfeeding, or by those over 70 years. If you have any questions or experience any undesirable effects, please consult a healthcare professional.

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10/10

i've been using it for 4 years and it works great

MARI C.
10/10

Fulfills its function and is natural

Pilar R.
10/10

Lowers cholesterol

Antonio N.
10/10

Excellent results

Rosa M.
10/10

I recommend it for its effectiveness

Margarita S.
10/10

I have been taking it for several years with good results. I control my cholesterol without the need for medication.

Luis J.
10/10

Good price and quality

IÑAKI M.
10/10

Price and quality

IÑAKI M.
10/10

It is a proven cholesterol-lowering pill

GERARDO J.
10/10

Effective for cholesterol.

GERARDO J.
8/10

I am starting to use it

Pilar R.
8/10

To be a natural product .

Jose A.
10/10

Effectiveness and price

IÑAKI M.
8/10

Helps maintain cholesterol control

Caarmen M.
10/10

Highly recommended for lowering cholesterol

GERARDO J.
8/10

I have not been taking it for a long time and it is effective for cholesterol control

Anonymous A.
10/10

I have managed to lower my cholesterol

Anonymous A.
8/10

THE PRICE. CHEAPER THAN IN LOCAL PHARMACIES

Anonymous A.
10/10

Quality

Anonymous A.
10/10

It's brutal how effective it is.

Anonymous A.

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