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Liponexin is a supplement with an antioxidant effect. Intended for people with disorders of nerve conduction and carbohydrate metabolism. Check the exact operation of Liponexin and find out about the contraindications for the use of the drug.
Liponexin – composition
Liponexin consists of:
- alpha-lipoic acid – protection of cells against oxidative stress; effective and easily digestible as it dissolves in water and fats; supports the burning of glucose; has a positive effect on the liver by increasing the glycogen reserve; improves the metabolism of carbohydrates and lipids; natural antioxidant; enhances the action of antioxidants;
- sodium selenate – a component of all cells of the human body; antioxidant effect;
- gelatin – gelling agent;
- glycerin, purified water – help maintain moisture;
- beeswax – hardener, stabilizer;
- soy lecithin, vitamin E – emulsifiers; vitamin E additionally is an antioxidant and destroyer of free radicals;
- red iron oxide – dye.
Liponexin – action
Liponexin is a dietary supplement. It is easily digestible and has antioxidant properties.
Liponexin additionally:
- protects the body against the negative effects of free radicals and peroxides,
- prevents oxidation of unsaturated fatty acids,
- protects cell membranes.
Liponexin – indications for use
The dietary supplement is recommended for people who have problems with nerve conduction and carbohydrate metabolism, diabetics and patients with pre-diabetes. Liponexin is used in the diet of adults whose body shows an increased need for alpha-lipoic acid.
The supplement is in the form of capsules. It is recommended to consume 1-2 daily with a meal. The tablets should be washed down with a sufficient amount of water.
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Liponexin – contraindications
The main contraindication to use is hypersensitivity to any of the ingredients. Liponexin treatment should not be started by people who:
- are pregnant or breastfeeding,
- are underage,
- they do not follow a balanced diet, because the supplement is not a substitute, but only an addition to the diet,
- do not consult a doctor beforehand,
- treat the supplement as the only source of food.
Particular care should be taken when: the recommended daily dose is exceeded.
Currently, there is no information whether the supplement interacts with other drugs or supplements. The liponexin treatment also has no upper limit, ie no time limit.
So far, no side effects have been reported from taking this supplement.
Liponexin and pregnancy
Please consult your doctor before starting treatment with liponexin. Then, together analyze the patient’s health condition and possible positive and negative effects of using it. Currently, no harmfulness of the supplement to the fetus or the breast milk of the nursing mother has been found.
Liponexin – remarks
The preparation should be stored in a dry place at a temperature below 25 degrees Celsius.