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Olea A, 20 ml
€18,60
/
20 ml pack – 2 drops = 1556 IU
INGREDIENTS PER 2 DROPS: Organic extra virgin olive oil (Olea europea L.) fruits 60 mg, Vitamin A palmitate (retinol palmitate) 855 μg.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE: 2 drops under the tongue once a day.
OLEA A is a supplement based on plant extracts and Vitamin A.
Vitamin A plays a role in the process of cell specialization, contributes to the normal function of the immune system, and maintains normal vision
,
normal skin, and normal membranes and mucous membranes
.
Vitamin A also contributes to normal iron metabolism.
Vitamin
A
intervenes in the process of cell specialization
,
contributes to the
normal function of the immune system
,
maintenance of normal vision
,
of normal skin, membranes and mucous membranes
. Vitamin A
also contributes to the
normal iron metabolism
.
Vitamin
A
is a fat-soluble vitamin present in various active forms both in foods
animal origin than in plants, including
retinaldehyde
,
essential for vision
and
retinoic acid
,
essential for growth from the embryonic stage
. The liver contains 50% to 80% of retinol
of the body.
Vitamin A is
necessary
for the correct performance of important metabolic and physiological activities:
vision
,
gene transcription
,
immune system and skin cell differentiation
. It is stored
mainly in hepatic stellate cells
.
When Vitamin A is insufficient, the skin appears dull, wrinkled and dry, in fact
Vitamin A is
necessary as it influences cell metabolism by regulating permeability
and elasticity
of cell membranes
,
protecting them from the infiltration of harmful substances
. Vitamin A plays a key role
a very specific function in vision: it binds to a protein to form rhodopsin, a protein
photosensitive present in the
rods
.
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