| Item # | Product Name |
FULFILLS
WHAT NEEDS? |
THE
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| 3510 | Lipotropic Adjunct | Our blood contains certain constituents known as lipotropic factors. In addition to playing important roles in the mobilization and utilization of lipids, lipotropic factors act as the body’s natural emulsifiers, holding blood lipids in solution and resisting lipid deposition within the cardiovascular system. Sufficient lipotropic factors can also help keep homocysteine levels in check to support cardiovascular health, including the health of the arterial walls and blood lipids. The most common known causes for a high homocysteine level are one or more deficiencies in folic acid, vitamin B6, B12, choline, or betaine. | Concentrated formula of lipotropic factors provides nutritional assistance in the mobilization
and utilization of dietary fats. Complete formula includes choline, inositol, betaine, folic acid, and vitamins B6, and B12; all are nutrients which support the body’s own synthesis of lipotropic factors and are key elements for the proper metabolism and elimination of homocysteine, a potent oxidant. Enhanced vitamin B12 digestion and bioavailability is provided by natural betaine. Support for proper capillary function, important for carrying blood lipids throughout body tissues, is provided by citrus bioflavonoids and hesperidin from grapefruit. |