Lipotropic Adjunct

Many factors determine the health of your heart and blood vessels. A balanced diet low in fat and high in fibre is one of the best ways to positively influence the health of your cardiovascular system. It can be challenging to achieve such a diet, however, and we often don’t eat the foods that give us the nutrients we need for optimal cardiovascular health. These nutrients include lipotropic factors and B vitamins. Lipotropic factors help keep lipids (fats) emulsified in blood so they may be mobilised and utilised throughout the body where needed. B vitamins help assure the normal metabolism of homocysteine, a natural metabolic by-product that can damage arteries if it accumulates. NeoLife’s cutting-edge Lipotropic Adjunct provides nutrients shown to play essential roles in maintaining the health of the circulatory system.

Why lipotropic factors and B vitamins?

• Lipotropic factors are essential for the production of lipoproteins, which help keep lipids emulsified in the bloodstream.
• B vitamins help assure the normal metabolism of homocysteine, a natural metabolic by-product that can damage arteries if it accumulates in the bloodstream.

Why NeoLife's Lipotropic Adjunct?

• Concentrated lipotropic factors (choline and inositol) assist the mobilisation and utilisation of dietary fats.
• Contains folic acid, vitamin B6 and vitamin B12, nutrients known to contribute to the normal metabolism of homocysteine, an amino acid that can accumulate to dangerous levels and damage blood vessels if left unchecked.
• Betaine hydrochloride helps create an environment conducive to vitamin B12 absorption. Betaine is itself involved in homocysteine metabolism.
• Citrus bioflavonoids including hesperidin support the health of the circulatory system.

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