Altisa Complete Maxitabs Ultimate + Q10 Tabl 60

Complete Maxitabs Ultimate Advanced of Altisa is a concentrated formula, fortified and full of vitamins and minerals ideal for a daily intake of essential nutrients and as a solution for your personal needs.

Complete Maxitabs Ultimate Advanced of Altisa is a source of

vitamin A (in the form beta-carotene), which helps

• the maintenance of?normal vision
• in the normal metabolism of iron
• the maintenance of mucous membranes normal
• the maintenance of?a normal skin
• the normal functioning of the immune system

and plays a role in the process of specialization cell

vitamin B1: helps

• to energy metabolism normal
• the normal functioning of the nervous system
• to the psychological functions normal
• to normal heart function

vitamin B2: helps

• to energy metabolism normal
• the normal functioning of the nervous system
• the maintenance of mucous membranes normal
• the maintenance of normal red blood cells
• the maintenance of?a normal skin
• the maintenance of?normal vision
• in the normal metabolism of iron
• to protect the cells against oxidative stress
• to reduce fatigue

vitamin B3 (in the form niacinamide): helps

• to energy metabolism normal
• the normal functioning of the nervous system
• to the psychological functions normal
• the maintenance of mucous membranes normal
• the maintenance of?a normal skin
• to reduce fatigue

pantothenic acid (vitamin B5): helps

• to energy metabolism normal
• the synthesis of normal and normal metabolism of steroid hormones, vitamin D and some neurotransmitters
• to reduce fatigue
• performance of intellectually normal

vitamin B6: contributes

• performance of intellectually normal
• to energy metabolism normal
• the normal functioning of the nervous system
• in the normal metabolism of l?homocysteine
• in the normal metabolism of protein and glycogen
• to the psychological functions normal
• to the normal formation of red blood cells
• the normal functioning of the immune system
• to reduce fatigue
• to regulate the?hormonal activity

biotin: helps

• to energy metabolism normal
• the normal functioning of the nervous system
• in the normal metabolism of macronutrients
• to the psychological functions normal, hair normals, and normal skin
• the maintenance of mucous membranes normal

folate: folate contribute

• contribute to the growth of the tissues, maternal during pregnancy
• the synthesis of normal amino acids
• to normal blood formation
• in the normal metabolism of l?homocysteine
• to the psychological functions normal
• the normal functioning of the immune system
• to reduce fatigue

and play a role in the process of cell division

• Folate (vitamin B9) is a generic name for a series of compounds which have an activity similar to that of the acid-folic acid (pteroyl-glutamic acid, APG). Folic acid (APG) is a substance obtained by synthesis and used in food supplements and fortified foods because of its stability, and becomes biologically active after reduction. Folate from natural food are generally reduced folate to tetrahydrofolate (THF).

vitamin B12: helps

• to energy metabolism normal
• the normal functioning of the nervous system
• in the normal metabolism of l?homocysteine
• to the psychological functions normal
• to the normal formation of red blood cells
• the normal functioning of the immune system
• to reduce fatigue

and plays a role in the process of cell division

vitamin C which promotes the absorption of iron and contributes

• to maintain the normal functioning of the immune system during and after intense physical exercise
• to the normal formation of collagen to ensure the normal functioning of blood vessels, bones, cartilage, gums, skin, teeth
• to energy metabolism normal
• the normal functioning of the nervous system
• to the psychological functions normal
• to protect the cells against oxidative stress
• to reduce fatigue
• the regeneration of the reduced form of vitamin E
• the normal functioning of the immune system

vitamin D (in the form D2 in this supplement) helps to

• to l?absorption and l?normal use of calcium and phosphorus
• a serum calcium normal
• the maintenance of?normal bone
• the maintenance of?a function of normal muscle
• the maintenance of?dentition normal
• the normal functioning of the immune system

and plays a role in the process of cell division

vitamin E: generally works with selenium and contributes

• to protect the cells against oxidative stress

calcium:

helps

• to normal blood coagulation
• to energy metabolism normal
• to a function of normal muscle
• to a normal neurotransmission
• the normal function of digestive enzymes

plays a role in the process of division and specialization of cellular

is necessary for the maintenance of?a teeth and bone structure normal

magnesium: helps

• to reduce fatigue
• to l?electrolyte balance
• to energy metabolism normal
• the normal functioning of the nervous system
• to a function of normal muscle
• a protein synthesis normal
• to the psychological functions normal
• the maintenance of?a skeleton and dentition normal

and plays a role in the process of cell division

chrome: contributes

• in the normal metabolism of macronutrients and the maintenance of?blood sugar levels normal

iron: helps

• a cognitive function is normal
• to energy metabolism normal
• to the normal formation of red blood cells and d?hemoglobin
• normal transport of the?oxygen in l?body
• the normal functioning of the immune system
• to reduce fatigue

and plays a role in the process of cell division

zinc:

• is part of several enzymes that act as anti-oxidant (zinc-superoxidedismutase - ZnSOD, a sensor powerful free radicals)
• contributes to a metabolic acid-base disorders normal and carbohydrate metabolism normal cognitive function normal, to the synthesis of normal l?DNA, fertility and reproduction, normal metabolism, normal macronutrient metabolism, normal fatty acid and vitamin A, a protein synthesis normal, the maintenance of?normal bone, maintenance of normal hair, maintenance of?nails normal, the maintenance of?a normal skin, the maintenance of?a normal level of testosterone in the blood, the maintenance of?normal vision, the normal functioning of the immune system, protect cells against oxidative stress (the oxidative stress occurs when the delicate balance of pro-/anti-oxidant is disturbed in favour of the state, pro-oxidant)
• plays a role in the process of cell division

copper:

• contributes to the maintenance of connective tissue normal metabolism, energy normal, for the normal functioning of the nervous system, normal hair pigmentation, normal transport of iron in the?body, the normal pigment of the skin, the normal functioning of the immune system, protect cells against oxidative stress
• is present in almost every cell in body
• the most important function of copper is the production of melanin (important for e. a. pigmentation of the hair)
• is a cofactor for certain ?cuproenzymes? specific the (Cu/Zn)SOD (an important enzyme) and protein-ceruloplasmine, which play a decisive role in order to supplement the antioxidants

molybdenum: contributes to normal metabolism of sulfur amino acids

manganese:

• is present in several enzymes in the cells of the body, mainly in the mitochondres (or ?factories of energy? of our body) and in the important enzyme manganese superoxide dismutase
• contributes to energy metabolism normal, the maintenance of?normal bone, the normal formation of connective tissues, to protect cells against oxidative stress

iodine: contributes

• to the normal growth of children
• cognitive function normal (1)
• a normal production of hormones thyroïdinnes (2)
• a normal functioning of the thyroid

selenium:

• is a component of several enzymes, including e. a. the important selenium-glutathione peroxidase (SeGPx)
• contributes to spermatogenesis normal, for the maintenance of normal hair and nails normal, the normal functioning of the immune system, a patient's thyroid function normal, to protect the cells against oxidative stress

hesperidin:

• a bioflavonoid (a flavanone glycoside) precious compound of the flavone hesperitine linked disacharide rutinose
• is especially present in the agrûmes such as lemon green and orange (the highest content of hesperidin is present in the pulpit and the pulp of the skin of the fruit) and leafy green vegetables

rutin:

• a bioflavonoid (a flavanone glycoside) precious compound of the flavone querceténie linked disacharide rutinose
• is mainly present in the buckwheat: the saarasin contributes to cardiovascular health
• is present in amount reduced in plants, fruits and vegetables, agrûmes, noni, black tea, and in the skin of apples
• during digestion, rutin is metabolized to form the aglycone quercetin
• can be used as a supplement to antioxidants and as free radical scavenger [rutin chelates metal ions such as iron resulting in a reaction reduced Fenton reaction of hydrogen peroxide with iron causing the formation of hydroxyl radicals)]
• stabilises and strengthens the action of vitamin C

complex of bioflavonoids agrûmes:

• this are molecules polyphénoles water-soluble
• there are six sub-groups principals of flavonoids: chalcones, flavones (luteolin, apigenin), flavons (quercetin, campférol), flavanoles (epicatechin, épicatéchingallate, gallocatéchine, catechin), anthocyanins, isoflavonoids
• the most important sources are fresh fruits (apples: quercetin; agrûmes: rutin and hesperidin), tea and soybeans

PABA acid (para-aminobenzoic acid):

• currently, it is a amino acid and a precursor of folic acid
• may be produced by the body by the intestinal microflora
• contributes to the functioning of the pantothenic acid
• several of the features and benefits beneficial
• is involved in many bodily processes important

Inositol (Myo-inositol):

• is a component essential for cell membranes
• is a polyol carbocyclic ring with a role essential in the messengers celullaires

CoEnzyme Q10:

• coQ10 is a substance that is a vitamin, also known as ubiquinone
• coQ10 is a component of the group of substances ubiquinones; ubiquinone refers to the ubiquitous presence of ubiquinones in living organisms, and their chemical structures in which e. a. the benzoquinone; the ubiquinones are fat-soluble molecules with one to 12 units-carbon isoprene (5); the ubiquinone found in humans, ubidecaquinone or coenzyme Q 10 , has a ?tail? ten units isoprènes (a total of 50 carbon atoms) attached to its 'head' benzoquinone molecule.
• coQ10 is a component essential of mitochondres or she contributes to the metabolism of fats and carbohydrates, and maintaining cell membranes flexible
• coQ10 plays a role in the production of several enzymes impoprtants by the production of adenosine triphosphate (ATP)
• in veillissant, the levels of coQ10 decrease in the tissue (3)
• can certainemen be used as a supplement to antioxidants and sensors of free radicals

Lactobacillus acidophilus and Streptococcus Thermophilus: these two substances

• can only beings named currently as substances microbiotiques
• promotes e. a. the production of lactic acid, which forms a hostile environment for micro-organisms malignant

soy lecithin

• is a natural source of phospholides precious
• you shine with your alerteté incredible

Agent load: dicalciumphosphate; mix microbiotique; magnesium oxide; thickener: microcrystalline cellulose; L-ascorbic acid (C); Dunaliella salina (Dunal)Teodoresco); para-aminobenzoic acid (PABA); Helianthus anuus L.; d-alpha tocopherol succinate (E); zinc citrate; calcium d-pantothenate (B5); nicotinamide; iron fumarate; disintegrant (emulsifier): carboxymethyl cellulose; bioflavonoids agrûmes; s agent?coating: hydroxypropylmethyl cellulose; hesperidin; inositol; rutin, pyridoxine HCl (B6); thiamin HCl (B1); L-selenomethionine; ubiquinone (Q10); manganese gluconate; copper gluconate; riboflavin (B2); humectant: glycerol; chromium picolinate; acid ptéroylmonoglutamique (M); sodium molybdate; potassium iodide (I); biotin (H); ergocalciferol (D2).