Blagomax from A to Zinc with royal jelly capsules 0.49g, 60pcs

Product description

dietary supplements. It is not a medicinal product

Composition

Magnesium, Vitamin C, Vitamin E, Royal jelly (Royal jelly, apilak), iron, zinc, manganese, Vitamin b 3, vitamin a, Vitamin b 1, Vitamin B6, copper, Vitamin b 5, Vitamin b 1, Vitamin b 2, Vitamin D 3, chromium, selenium, Vitamin b 9, iodine, Vitamin N.

Indications

It is recommended as a dietary supplement – an additional source of vitamins and minerals.

Contraindications

Individual intolerance to the components of the product, pregnancy, breast-feeding. Please consult your doctor before use.

Description

Blagomax “Vitamin and mineral complex from A to Zinc with royal jelly” is characterized by a rich composition of vitamins, minerals and antioxidants to fully meet the need of the modern human body for vital substances.

• The complex includes a unique natural component – royal jelly. Royal jelly is produced by nursing bees to feed the uterus, it is a rich source of complete protein, unsaturated fatty acids, minerals and vitamins. The combination of biologically active substances of milk has a general tonic effect on the human body, increases metabolic processes, normalizes digestion, increases physical and mental performance, resistance to infections and stress.
• Magnesium is involved in many processes occurring in the body – in energy production, glucose absorption, nerve signal transmission, protein synthesis, bone construction, regulation of relaxation and tension of blood vessels and muscles. It has a calming effect, reducing the excitability of the nervous system and increasing the inhibition processes in the cerebral cortex, acts as an anti-allergic and anti-inflammatory factor, protects the body from infection, participates in the production of antibodies, plays a significant role in the processes of blood clotting, regulation of the intestines, bladder and prostate. Magnesium is one of the most important minerals, being the main intracellular element, activates enzymes that regulate carbohydrate metabolism, stimulates protein formation, regulates the storage and release of energy in ATP, reduces arousal in nerve cells, relaxes the heart muscle. Magnesium affects almost every aspect of our health.
• Manganese is an essential trace element involved in the regulation of neurochemical processes in the central nervous system. Manganese plays an important role in cell metabolism. Manganese is essential for growth, reproduction, wound healing, efficient brain function, and proper metabolism of sugars, insulin, and cholesterol. Manganese is one of the vital trace elements and is involved in the regulation of the most important processes in the human body: it is a part of several enzyme systems, is an activator of redox processes, actively affects the metabolism of proteins, carbohydrates and fats, takes part in the formation of bones and cartilage, strengthens arterial tissues, making them more resistant to the formation of sclerotic plaques, has a pronounced antioxidant activity, is necessary for the formation of hemoglobin and red blood cells, participates in the metabolism of vitamins C, E, choline and B vitamins. It is necessary for proper digestion and assimilation of food, is important for the central nervous system, improves muscle reflexes and memory, stimulates growth processes, protects the bone skeleton from the effects of injuries, and the joints from friction, and affects the body’s immune defense.
• Copper is one of the most important essential trace elements. Copper participates in biochemical processes as an integral part of electron-carrying proteins that carry out oxidation reactions of organic substrates with molecular oxygen. This role is due to its special property as a transition metal. It is a part of ceruloplasmin, which provides oxidation of iron and biogenic amines, superoxide dismutase, which is the strongest antioxidant, cytochrome c oxidase, thanks to which it participates in the respiratory process, and also participates in the hydroxylation and oxidation of dopamine, tyrosine, lysine, uric acid, histamine, epinephrine and a number of phenols. Copper is involved in hematopoiesis and a large number of metabolic reactions, as a component of oxidoreductase salts, in the processes of elastin formation, energy formation, accelerates recovery, affects skin coloring and taste sensitivity. This mineral is essential for maintaining a healthy nervous system and joints.
• Selenium is an essential trace element for humans and animals. It is one of the biologically important trace elements present in the human body and involved in the metabolic, biophysical and energy reactions of the body, ensuring the viability and function of cells, tissues, organs and the body as a whole. The role of selenium is especially important for the functional activity of such organs as the heart, liver, kidneys, etc. The biological functions of selenium are enormous. The antioxidant properties of selenium determine the prospects for the use of trace element preparations in oxidative stress. Selenium stimulates the immune system. As an antioxidant, it has a protective effect on the cytoplasmic membranes, preventing their changes. Along with cobalt and magnesium, it is a factor that counteracts disorders of the chromosomal apparatus. Participates in the production of red blood cells. It has a protective effect on the immune system, preventing the formation of free radicals, which have a damaging effect on the body.
• Chromium is an essential element of the body responsible for regulating blood sugar. It has an effect on the state of cellular tissues, on the activity of the heart muscle, enhances the recovery functions of the body, and is important for hormone metabolism. Due to poor environmental conditions and stress, the chromium content in the body decreases. Lack of chromium in the body leads to a violation of carbohydrate metabolism, the occurrence of diabetes, the development of depression, headaches, and weight gain. With age, the absorption of chromium is disrupted and therefore 90% of people experience a lack of it. Chromium is also considered a longevity factor. This is due to its positive effect on the function of dehydroepiandrosterone ( DHEA) – an important endogenous hormone of youth-as well as the protection of proteins from glycolysis, in particular, connective tissue. High levels of insulin inhibit the action of DHEA produced by the body, and as a result, the body of people who are “dependent on sweets” shows a tendency to accelerated aging. Given that DHEA levels decline with age, older adults should periodically supplement their diet with “biologically active” chromium to support brain function, immune system activity, and muscle tone.
• Zinc is essential for the normal growth of skin, hair, and nails, as well as for wound healing, as it plays an important role in the body’s protein synthesis and in copying genetic material. Zinc is essential for a healthy immune system. Zinc acts as a necessary cofactor in more than a dozen chemical reactions that are extremely important for human health, and one of the enzymes – gustin – gives us the ability to taste. Zinc acts as a detoxifier in removing excess carbon dioxide from the body and in detoxifying alcohol. Zinc affects the activity of sex and gonadotropic hormones of the pituitary gland. Zinc also increases the activity of enzymes: intestinal and bone phosphatases that catalyze hydrolysis. The close relationship of zinc with hormones and enzymes explains its effect on carbohydrate, fat and protein metabolism, on redox processes, and on the synthetic ability of the liver. It is believed that zinc has a lipotropic effect, i. e. it increases the intensity of fat breakdown, which is manifested by a decrease in the fat content in the liver.
• Iodine in its importance for the vital activity of the body refers to the true trace elements. The main physiological significance of iodine is determined by its involvement in thyroid function. Iodine entering the thyroid gland undergoes oxidation and is included in the process of biosynthesis of thyroid hormones. When administered orally, iodine selectively accumulates in the thyroid tissue, affects the function of the thyroid gland, participates in the synthesis of the hormone thyroxine, enhances the processes of dissimilation, and has a favorable effect on lipid and protein metabolism. If there is insufficient iodine content in water and food, thyroxine synthesis is disrupted and the introduction of iodine and its preparations is necessary to restore the normal hormonal function of the thyroid gland, which justifies the use of iodine preparations for the prevention of endemic goiter.
• Iron is a part of hemoglobin, participates in the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide in tissues, in the processes of conducting nerve impulses, and strengthens the immune system. The need for iron increases during pregnancy and lactation.
• Vitamin A. The physiological role of vitamin A is to maintain the normal state of primarily epithelial tissues (including mucous membranes), as well as nervous and bone tissues. The ability to see in low light conditions depends on vitamin A.
• Vitamin E (tocopherol) is an antioxidant that protects cells and tissues from free radicals.
• Vitamin C, or ascorbic acid, is one of the main nutrients in the human diet, which is necessary for the normal functioning of connective and bone tissue. It performs biological functions as a reducing agent and coenzyme of some metabolic processes, and is an antioxidant.Vitamin C is necessary for the body to synthesize steroid hormones, neurotransmitters, collagen and carnitine, absorb iron, stimulate macrophages, induce endogenous interferon, and convert folic acid into its active form. The importance of vitamin C in human life is huge. It helps to cope, stimulates the immune system, strengthens the walls of blood vessels.
• Vitamin D3 increases the absorption of calcium in the small intestine. Since vitamin D regulates the absorption of calcium and phosphorus, it plays a key role in the normal formation of bones and teeth.
• Vitamin B-1 is essential for the normal functioning of the central and peripheral nervous system, cardiovascular and endocrine systems. Normalizes the acidity of gastric juice, motor function of the stomach and intestines, increases the body’s resistance to infections and other adverse environmental factors.
• Vitamin B2-riboflavin plays an important role in carbohydrate, protein and fat metabolism, in maintaining normal visual function of the eye (it is part of visual purple and protects the retina from the harmful effects of UV radiation).
• Vitamin B3-regulates redox processes, tissue respiration, protein and fat synthesis, and glycogen breakdown. Normalizes the lipid composition of the blood. It has a vasodilating effect, including on the vessels of the brain, improves microcirculation, increases blood fibrinolytic activity and reduces platelet aggregation. It has detoxifying properties.
• Vitamin B5-essential for the metabolism of fats, carbohydrates, amino acids, synthesis of vital fatty acids, cholesterol, histamine, acetylcholine, hemoglobin.
• Vitamin B6-plays an important role in metabolism, is necessary for the normal functioning of the central and peripheral nervous system, participates in the synthesis of neurotransmitters, enzymes, hemoglobin, prostaglandins, serotonin, catecholamines, glutamic acid, GABA, histamine, improves the use of unsaturated fatty acids, reduces cholesterol and lipids in the blood, improves myocardial contractility, promotes the conversion of folic acid into its active form, stimulates hematopoiesis.
• Inositol (vitamin B8) – participates in the regulation of fat metabolism, helps reduce cholesterol levels in the blood, preventing the development of atherosclerosis and obesity, improves blood flow (rheology) and prevents the formation of blood clots, and also contributes to the elasticity of the artery walls.
• Vitamin B9-takes an active part in the processes of regulating the functions of hematopoietic organs, has an anti-anemic effect in macrocytic anemia. It also has a positive effect on the functions of the intestines and liver, increases the content of choline in the liver and prevents its fat infiltration. Folic acid supports the immune system, promotes the normal formation and functioning of white blood cells.
• Vitamin B12 (cyanocobalamin) provides hematopoiesis processes – hemoglobin synthesis, and also participates in many other important metabolic reactions (in the regulation of amino acid metabolism, stimulates the formation of RNA nucleic acid, which takes part in protein synthesis, restrains excessive fat deposition in the liver, helps reduce cholesterol levels in the blood and eliminate it from blood vessels.
• Biotin (vitamin H) is a water-soluble vitamin found in yeast and other microorganisms, as well as in the liver, egg yolk, kidneys, milk, cauliflower and other plant products. It is a part of enzymes that regulate protein and fat metabolism, and is highly active. Participates in the synthesis of glucokinase. It is a coenzyme of various enzymes, including transcarboxylases. With the participation of biotin, reactions of activation and transfer of CO 2 occur. Biotin is a vitamin for the skin and hair. Thanks to biotin, there is a healthy intestinal flora. It stabilizes the blood sugar content, is necessary for the synthesis of fatty acids, energy production from proteins, fats and carbohydrates coming from food, and glucose assimilation by cells. Symptoms of biotin deficiency: hair loss, reddened and flaky skin of the face and neck, as well as neurological disorders, depression.
• Vitamin K 1 is a fat-soluble vitamin that increases the stability of vascular walls and, as part of cell membranes, participates in energy processes, normalizes the motor function of the gastrointestinal tract and muscle activity.

Conditions of release from pharmacies

Without a prescription

Dosage form

Capsules