Solaray LIPOTROPIC 1000 PLUS

LIPOTROPIC 1000 PLUS from SOLARAY.

• Inositol: Inositol helps eliminate fat from the liver, helps reduce cholesterol levels and prevent hardening of the arteries, and is beneficial for the formation of lecithin and the metabolism of fats and cholesterol. Insufficient inositol can cause arteriosclerosis, constipation, hair loss, high blood cholesterol levels, irritability, mood changes and skin rashes.

• L-methionine: This is an essential amino acid that helps break down fats, thereby preventing fat from building up in the liver and arteries that could block blood flow to the brain, heart and kidneys. The synthesis of cysteine and taurine depends on the availability of methionine. Helps detoxify some heavy metals such as lead, reduces muscle weakness. It is a powerful antioxidant and a good source of sulfur. The body uses methionine to synthesize choline. It is suitable for women taking the contraceptive pill as it helps eliminate estrogen.

• Choline: reduces excess fat in the liver, as it contributes to the metabolism of fat and cholesterol. It is necessary for correct transmission through the central nervous system of nerve impulses generated in the brain; it also regulates the gallbladder, liver function and the formation of lecithin. Helps the production of hormones. Brain function and memory are altered when choline is insufficient.

• Vitamin B6: Pyridoxine is involved in more bodily functions than most other nutrients. It influences physical and mental health. It is necessary for the absorption of fats and proteins, for the production of acid (HCl) in the stomach and is beneficial in case of fluid retention. Pyridoxine helps maintain sodium/potassium balance. B6 inhibits the formation of homocysteine, which attacks the heart muscle and allows cholesterol to be deposited around it. It is useful in preventing oxalate kidney stones. Antidepressants, estrogen-based therapies and oral contraceptives can increase Vitamin B6 requirements. Diuretics and drugs containing cortisone block the absorption of this vitamin.

• Betaine HCl: Betaine HCl is a natural gastric acidulant, created with betaine, an alkaloid found especially in beets. It is designed to compensate for the decrease in gastric acidity that affects people over 50 years of age, thus improving digestion, assimilation of nutrients and preventing gastrointestinal infections. Food, after passing through the esophagus, enters the stomach, which is immediately loaded with hydrochloric acid. It is a very acidic liquid secreted by the parietal cells (approximately two liters a day) when we eat. It is so powerful that it destroys the vast majority of bacteria that enter the digestive tract with food. The four fundamental functions of hydrochloric acid: • Break down proteins into essential amino acids and micronutrients, thanks to the activation of pepsinogen.

• Stimulate the pancreas and large intestine to accentuate the production of digestive enzymes and bile, two essential elements for the digestion of carbohydrates and fatty acids. • Promote the absorption of iron, zinc, magnesium, folic acid, vitamin C and vitamin A

• Prevent infections by killing pathogenic bacteria and yeasts present in ingested foods.

• Aloe vera: Aloe gel or juice is obtained from the pulp of the leaves, which release a mucilaginous, transparent and tasteless broth. The fame that this plant is acquiring in recent years is due to him, especially the juice that is composed of more than twenty substances. Two of the actions among the many of aloe:

•Digestive and intestinal system. Perhaps this is the most surprising property of aloe juice, since drunk pure or diluted it calms stomach acidity, reflux and inflammation of the intestine. This is due to its powerful alkalizing action, which increases the production of digestive mucus and reduces the production of acid. Likewise, it facilitates the recovery of esophageal tissue and helps accelerate the healing process of stomach ulcers.

•Intestinal flora. The action of aloe juice persists throughout the entire intestinal tract, exerting a calming and emollient effect, which facilitates the recovery of intestinal flora, minimizes the presence of pathogenic flora and increases the absorption of essential nutrients for the body.