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Le Parc Institut Metalip 60 caps

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Optimal food supplement for improved memory and concentration

60cáps

Description

Lack of memory and loss of concentration is a problem that affects many. Every day we forget where we left our keys, what to buy at the supermarket or what the name of the person who greets you at work is and you don't remember their name;

To combat dementia and Alzheimer's from an early age, Le Parc Institut presents Metalip, an optimal dietary supplement for improving memory and concentration;

  • It is composed of nopal, a plant used for weight control
  • Contains choline, which helps maintain normal liver function

*Food supplements should not be used as a substitute for a varied and balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle.

*Do not exceed the recommended daily dose. Store in a cool, dry place.

*Keep out of the reach of young children.

Not recommended for pregnancy.

Exercise your brain with Metalip!

Instructions for use

Take 1 capsule at breakfast, 1 capsule at lunchtime and 1 capsule at dinner.

Composition

The maximum daily dose is three capsules and contains: nopal dry extract (ratio 10:1) 240 mg, with equivalence of 2400 mg, choline (with 1% silica) 240 mg, inositol 210 mg, l-methionine 210 mg. STANDARDIZED AND TITRATED DRY EXTRACT OF MAKANDI (COLEUS FORSKOLIN 10%) 120 MG., L-CARNITINE 100 MG. STANDARDIZED AND TITRATED DRY EXTRACT OF BITTER ORANGE (6% SYNEPHRINE 10:1 RATIO),160 MG. WITH AN EQUIVALENCE OF 1600 MG.

Pharmaceutical Advice

Carnitine is a molecule that transports fatty acids into the mitochondria where they are converted into energy. The active form of this molecule is known as L-carnitine (or levocarnitine) and it supports the metabolic system in generating energy. Although the body already generates it naturally, we can obtain this substance from our diet with foods such as beef, fish, wholewheat bread, chicken breast or tomatoes and carrots.

In addition to this, we can opt for dietary supplements, which are generally associated with effective weight loss. But is this true? L-carnitine does not have a fat-burning effect as such but contributes first and foremost to the metabolism of fats, which results in their increased mobilisation for conversion into energy.

It is also a nutrient directly associated with athletic performance, as L-carnitine helps to improve physical endurance, boosting energy generation during training. Dietary supplements that contain L-carnitine also help the body to recover faster after intense physical exercise. Remember that dietary supplements are not a substitute for a varied and balanced diet.

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