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The source of highly absorbable forms of magnesium and calcium, enriched with zinc and vitamin D3.
BuyAn effective dose of highly bioavailable copper in the form of a chelate. Free from GMOs, lactose, and gluten.
BuyVitamin B3 in the form of the amide of nicotinic acid. It supports cardiovascular health and energy metabolism
BuyA complex of bioavailable vitamin B12 and folinic acid; syngergistic effects for complex methylation support
BuyContains L-5-MTHF and folinic acid. It supports cognitive functions and regulates homocysteine level.
BuyDietary supplement with high doses of active forms of vitamin B12 and B9.
BuyBitter melon (Momordica charantia), also known as balsam-pear or bitter squash, is a kind of a plant in the family Cucurbitaceae, coming from tropical terrains. The plant has been used for millenniums in Ayurveda. The material here are fruits, characterized with bitter taste, containing i.a. amino acids, phenolic acid, rutin and polypeptide-p - a protein imitating the activity of insulin, called plant insulin.
The activity of bitter melon consists in regulating and supporting the maintenance of the proper glucose concentration in blood by means of a few mechanisms. There are ca. 120 scientific studies confirming hypoglycemic activity of this plant. Moreover, extracts from this plant support digestion and liver work.
Bitter melon has normalizing influence on the level of total cholesterol, LDL fraction and triacylglycerols in blood, thanks to which it supports weight loss, maintaining proper body mass and may constitute a valuable element of prophylaxis of cardiovascular system diseases. Preparations based on bitter melon demonstrate antioxidant potential, supporting reduction of inflammations and thanks to immunomodulating properties, they boost the organism’s immunity.
Traditionally, this plant was used to support the treatment of diabetes, in gastric ailments, as an anthelminthic agent, in the therapy of cough and other ailments of the respiratory system, infections, ulcers and skin diseases, i.a. psoriasis.
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