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Vita Balance Men
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VITA BALANCE ♂ is a food supplement adapted to the male metabolism.
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During all stages of life, the male organism requires various nutrients to keep in shape. It is precisely what VITA BALANCE ♂ will provide.
Standardization
| Ingredient | Dose per 15 ml |
| Vitamin C (Ascorbic Acid) | 500 mg |
| Bioflavonoids | 100 mg |
| Vitamin B2 (Riboflavin) | 60mg |
| Vitamin B3 (Niacidamin) | 35 mg |
| Glutamic Acid | 30 mg |
| Vitamin B1 (Thiamine) | 25 mg |
| Vitamin B3 (Niacin) | 20 mg |
| Vitamin B6 (Pyridoxin) | 20 mg |
| Vitamin A (Palmitate) | 1.5 mg |
| Vitamin B9 (Folic Acid) | 1 mg |
| Vitamin B12 (Cyanocobalamin) | 80 mcg |
| Vitamin D3 (Cholecaciferol) | 20 mcg |
| Vitamin B5 (Calcium Panthotenate) | 15 mcg |
| Biotin | 0.4 mcg |
Pharmacological activity
VITAMINS
- Play an important role in the body's metabolic cycle, in the production of energy;
- Ensure the normal function of the nervous system;
- Reduce the risk of developing cardiovascular diseases;
- Improve resistance of the organism to stress;
- Improve the development and maintenance of almost all body functions;
- Contribute to the formation of antibodies.
BIOFLAVANOIDS
- Preserve and protect capillary structures;
- Are used for the treatment of athletic wounds;
- Have antibacterial effects;
- Help the blood circulation, stimulate the production of bile and help reduce the cholesterol level.
Vita Balance Men should be used the following way:
When: Take while eating or immediately after a meal.
Usage: Shake well before using and mix with juice.
* Refrigerate after opening.
Vita Balance Men is recommended to all men who:
* Vita Balance ♂ has a very strong and immediate impact on the blood system. The slower the metabolism, the more important is the impact. Since women often have a faster metabolism, the impact felt is often more important than for men. Vitamin B3 (niacine), in this very biodisponible liquid form, may cause a few minutes after absorption, a hot flush of niacine, tingling and redness, particularly in the face. This reaction can occur punctually, particularly when the person is tired or overworked. This reaction is absolutely WITHOUT DANGER.
If you react this way several days in a row, it is important to continue to consume the product. You may reduce the dosage and make sure to consummate B-Balance while eating; the reaction is more likely to occur on an empty stomach. Often, this reaction will not occur during several months but may occur suddenly.
- Regular use: Take 1 tablespoon (15 ml) once, daily.
When: Take while eating or immediately after a meal.
Usage: Shake well before using and mix with juice.
* Refrigerate after opening.
Vita Balance Men is recommended to all men who:
- Have a deficient diet;
- Are stressed, overworked or feel tired without reason;
- Practice many physical activities;
- Suffer from chronic diseases;
- Are convalescent, weak or with frail health;
- Frequently suffer from common colds, influenzas, etc.;
- Drink alcohol, take drugs or smoke.
CONTRAINDICATIONS
Consult a healthcare practitioner before using:- If you suffer from hepatic disorders;
- If you suffer from bipolar disorder;
- Before combining with any other product or medicine;
- Avoid giving to children under18 years of age or in the case of a pregnancy or breastfeeding;
- In the event of serious illness or consumption of prescribed medicine, do not consume this product without the consent of your doctor or your healthcare professional.
PRECAUTIONS
- Take with meals;
- Wait 2 hours before taking with any other medicine;
- May increase the effect of St. Johns Wort;
- Vita Balance ♂ is intended for women only;
- Cease the use and consult a health practitioner if the symptoms persist or if undesirable effects should occur.
MEDICINAL INTERACTIONS
Consult a healthcare practitioner before using. Interacts with:- Levodopa;
- Trimethylaminuria;
- Lithium;
- ISSR;
- Serotonin inhibitors.
UNDESIRABLE EFFECTS
- Gastric disorders, nausea and distension.
* Vita Balance ♂ has a very strong and immediate impact on the blood system. The slower the metabolism, the more important is the impact. Since women often have a faster metabolism, the impact felt is often more important than for men. Vitamin B3 (niacine), in this very biodisponible liquid form, may cause a few minutes after absorption, a hot flush of niacine, tingling and redness, particularly in the face. This reaction can occur punctually, particularly when the person is tired or overworked. This reaction is absolutely WITHOUT DANGER.
If you react this way several days in a row, it is important to continue to consume the product. You may reduce the dosage and make sure to consummate B-Balance while eating; the reaction is more likely to occur on an empty stomach. Often, this reaction will not occur during several months but may occur suddenly.
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