Revilab Elements - and microelements, minerals and vitamins

One of the main amino acids that make up collagen. Under stress and heavy physical activity, the body takes this fibrillar protein from bones and joints, so glycine is needed as one of the precursors to replenish the amount of collagen in the body. It also improves metabolic processes in the brain tissues, stimulates the functions of the pituitary gland, helps to normalize sleep and increase mental performance.

Calcium

Necessary for the formation of bone substance, blood coagulation, the implementation of the process of transmission of nerve impulses, contraction of skeletal and smooth muscles, and normal myocardial activity.

 Magnesium

It contributes to the normalization of blood pressure, stimulates, together with calcium, the production of calcitonin and parathyroid hormone, and prevents the deposition of calcium salts in the kidneys.

Iron

Participates in erythropoiesis, as part of hemoglobin, provides oxygen transport to tissues.

Zinc

Actively participates in the process of regeneration and renewal of the skin, hair growth, stimulates the synthesis of collagen and keratin. Showing antioxidant properties, zinc helps to slow down the processes of cellular aging. It is a key trace element in terms of reproductive health: it has a significant impact on the production of male and female sex hormones. It has immunomodulatory properties, and promotes the absorption of vitamin A.

Copper

Promotes collagen formation, iron absorption and plays an important role in energy production. Increases the strength and elasticity of blood vessels by having a targeted action on connective tissue proteins. Copper is necessary for the production of sex hormones and the normal functioning of the reproductive system.

Selenium

It has a pronounced antioxidant effect, helps to neutralize excess free radicals that destroy cell membranes; has a protective effect when heavy metals enter the human body; helps to reduce the risk of cardiovascular and oncological diseases. In combination with vitamins A, E and C, it improves the adaptive capacity of the body under the influence of extreme factors.

Iodine

It is part of the thyroid hormones that control the intensity of energy metabolism, actively influence the mental and physical development of a person, and the state of the central nervous system.

Manganese

It is important for optimal metabolism, is part of many enzymes, strengthens bone and cartilage tissue, and is necessary for the normal production of collagen.

Vitamin A

Designed to combat aging, age-related pigmentation and skin thickening. Participates in the formation of visual pigments, necessary for twilight and color vision. It is also necessary for bone growth, normal reproductive function, and to ensure the integrity of epithelial tissues.

Vitamin E

It has antioxidant properties, together with selenium it inhibits the oxidation of unsaturated fatty acids, maintains the stability of erythrocytes, and prevents hemolysis; has a positive effect on the functions of the gonads, nervous and muscle tissue. Vitamin E is responsible for the growth of new cells, protection from the adverse effects of the environment. Has a powerful anti-aging effect.

Vitamin D3

Optimal levels of vitamin D3 stimulate collagen production and increase skin firmness, helping to resist the appearance of wrinkles and suppress inflammation in tissues. Eliminates dryness and flaking of the skin, enhancing its healthy glow. Vitamin D3 is an essential component of reproductive health support. Increases calcium absorption in the intestines, promotes the formation and mineralization of bone tissue and dental tissue.

Chromium picolinate

Participates in the regulation of blood glucose levels, enhances the action of insulin in all metabolic processes, preventing the formation of cross-links and collagen glycation.

Vitamin B6

As a coenzyme, it takes part in protein and energy metabolism, promotes the absorption of amino acids and the synthesis of certain neurotransmitters.