Lecithin Nash, 120 g

Lecithin is one of the most versatile dietary supplements.

Lecithins (choline phosphoglycerides) are a group of complex lipids. Lecithin is the basis of all biological membranes of the human body. Lecithin makes up 65% of the liver, 30% of brain tissue and 17% of peripheral nerve fibers. Lecithin is necessary for the body as a building material for renewal and repair of damaged cells. Lecithin and choline are required for the production of hormones and for normal metabolism of fats and cholesterol.

Lecithin has a broad spectrum of action on the physiological functions:

• promotes normal metabolism of fats
• restores the structure of the liver, including In the case of liver obesity, regulates the production of bile, prevents the formation of gallstones, prevents the development of cirrhosis during alcohol abuse;
• Effective in the prevention of atherosclerosis; normalizes cholesterol and triglyceride levels in the blood;
• improves brain function; provides nutrition of the nervous system; takes part in neurotransmission (transmission of nerve impulses);
• improves renal function
• restores the immune function of lymphocytes and macrophages
• contributes to the reduction of excess body weight
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• Stimulates absorption of vitamins A, D, E and K in the gastrointestinal tract.

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Indications

The versatility of lecithin is that it prevents and promotes the treatment of cardiovascular, gastroenterological and nervous system diseases:

Composition

lecithin from sunflower.

100 g. The product contains:

How to take, the dosage

Adults and children over 14 years take 0.5 teaspoons (1.4 g) daily with meals. Duration: 1 month. If necessary, the reception can be repeated.

The above are the minimum doses and periods of intake. However, because of the lack of receipt of lecithin from food it is possible to take the drug indefinitely throughout life.

We recommend that you talk to your doctor before taking a dietary supplement.

Special Instructions

Lecithin is non-toxic and has no carcinogenic and mutagenic effects.

The use of dietary supplements during pregnancy and lactation is possible only on the doctor’s recommendation.

Contraindications

Individual intolerance (including hypersensitivity in the history) to lecithin and other components of dietary supplements.