Flogisen AVD Reform

Helps to counteract systemic inflammation

HEALTH BENEFITS:
Dietary supplement containing Turmeric Meriva® and Casperome® (Boswellia Phytosome extract with a high boswellic acid content).
Thanks to the properties and high bioavailability of its natural ingredients, Flogisen helps to reduce intestinal inflammation such as IBD (Inflammatory Bowel Disease). Flogisen is a powerful antioxidant and contributes also to reduce the toxicity of liver metabolites derived from Phase I of detoxification. The efficacy in reducing inflammation processes is useful also to improve joint function and localised tension by helping muscles and joints to counteract the inflammation that causes cellular ageing.

Ingredients:

  • BosLiq®: (Boswellia serrata Roxb.) gommoresina dry extract titrated at boswellic acids
  • Meriva®: Turmeric phytosome (Curcuma Longa L. rhizome) dry extract titrated at 20% in curcuminoids) and Curcuma Turmipure Gold®
  • Ginger dry extract:(Zingiber officinale Roscoe rhizome) dry extract titrated at 5% in gingerols
  • Micronised silica
  • Plant magnesium stearate

PROPERTIES OF THE INGREDIENTS

  • Casperome® phytosome (Boswellia serrata dry extract titrated at ≥ 25% in boswellic acids): it inhibits the synthesis of leukotrienes. It is useful for skin inflammations (psoriasis, eczema), mucous membrane inflammations (ulcerative colitis, asthma, Crohn’s disease), counteracts neuroinflammation. Antioxidant action.
  • Meriva® phytosome (Curcuma longa dry extract titrated at 20% in curcuminoids) Anti-inflammatory (arthritis, osteoarthritis), useful for the removal of AGEs and heavy metals and for liver detoxification. Antioxidant action.
  • Ginger dry extract titrated at 5% in gingerols: anti-allergic, anti-inflammatory (arthritis, osteoarthritis), stimulates Phase II liver detoxification enzymes. It has an anti-nausea action and lowers blood sugar levels. Counteracts neuroinflammation, useful in the treatment of atherosclerosis and hypertension. Antioxidant action.

HOW TO USE:
1 capsule twice a day preferably with meals

PACK:
40 capsules
vegetable cellulose capsules

NOTES:
store in a cool, dry place

INGREDIENTS PER 2 CAPSULES
Casperome® (Boswellia phytosome) 588 mg
Boswellic acid content 147 mg
Meriva® (Turmeric phospholipid) 588 mg
Curcuminoids content 117.6 mg
Ginger dry extract 196 mg
Gingerol content 9.8 mg

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