NUTRIFICA

• with problems with blood pressure, circulatory disorders;
• with rapid fatigue and weakness during periods of stress;
• for any injuries, especially those accompanied by bleeding;
• with increased fragility of capillaries;
• for inflammatory diseases of the stomach and intestines;
• when the seasons change, especially from heat to cold.

• immunomodulatory effect;
• anticarcinogenic effect;
• cardioprotective effect;
• DNA stability support;
• photoprotective and radioprotective action;
• they prevent atherosclerosis;
• they increase resistance to stress.

It improves blood microcirculation and has a membrane-protective effect, which slows down the aging process at the cellular level.

They counteract the damage of DNA molecules by free radicals, slowing down degenerative processes in the human body. They have a complex positive effect on the body.

It helps to reduce blood sugar and cholesterol levels, has immunomodulatory, gastroprotective and antimicrobial, as well as prebiotic properties, and improves digestion.

Vitamin B1 (second name thiamine) It is also called an antineuritic vitamin, as it is very important in the functioning of the nervous system. He also plays a leading role in supporting almost all types of metabolism.

Vitamin B2 controls the functioning of the nervous, digestive, circulatory, and cardiovascular systems. In addition, the benefits of vitamin B2 are that it minimizes the harmful effects of toxins on the organs of the respiratory system, improves oxygen absorption by hair, nail, and skin cells, increases their life expectancy, participates in the synthesis of hormones and enzymes, promotes the normal course of pregnancy and the proper laying of fetal organs.

Vitamin PP is necessary for the release of energy from carbohydrates and fats, for protein metabolism. It is a part of enzymes that provide cellular respiration. Normalizes the functioning of the stomach and pancreas.

It develops cognitive functions: improves memory, thinking, and also improves mood and helps to resist stress.

It plays an important role in the production of red blood cells and the hematopoiesis process. With a deficiency of B12, there is a risk of developing thrombosis, and the functioning of the autonomic nervous system is disrupted.

Participates in the metabolism of fatty acids. It normalizes lipid metabolism and activates redox processes in the body.

Biotin is most popular among the female sex, sometimes it is even called the “beauty vitamin”. Girls use biotin to strengthen their hair and nails, as it increases keratin production. Vitamin B7 also affects skin health: it eliminates irritation, reduces the effects of acne, dermatitis, eczema and other skin diseases.