SVETINORM 20 (peptide for the liver)

SVETINORM® is used to protect the liver functions, regulate cellular metabolism, prevent harmful liver diseases, such as hepatitis and haemochrimatosis.

SVETINORM® is a natural peptide complex extracted from the liver of young animals (calves no older than 12 months of age). Liver peptides have beneficial effects on different liver cells by regulating their metabolism and functions. 

Everyone has experienced problems with the liver because of poor, unbalanced or irregular diet. Moreover, the intake of many medications affects the functions of this important organ. The liver is responsible for more than 500 vital functions in our body, it regulates most chemical levels and blood clotting, removes bacteria from the bloodstream and cleans it from poisonous substances. It produces different enzymes that manage the whole digestion process of the gastrointestinal tract. Thus, the life quality depends substantially on the health of your liver. That is the reason why Svetinorm was developed among the first peptide products. 

Svetinorm is suitable to anyone over 35 to regulate the liver functions and prevent pathological states. It is also very efficient as an addition to conventional treatment in case of diseases that are linked to liver dysfunction.

Usage:

• Correction of metabolism 
• Liver function improvement 
• Chronic hepatitis 
• Chronic intoxications 
• Skin diseases 
• Improves functions of lipid metabolism during atherosclerosis and obesity 
• Diabetes prevention

Ingredients:

Peptide complex A-7 (liver peptides). Inactive ingredients: microcrystalline cellulose (E460), beetroot sugar, lactose, starch, Tween-80.

Dosage:

Adults: 1-2 capsules, 1-2 times a day before meal, for 1 month.
Repeat every 3-6 months.

Form release:

20 capsules of 0.2 g

Guaranteed authenticity and quality:

100% Original from Peptides - Scientific and Production Center of Revitalization and Health (Russian Federation)

Development and production:

Peptides

St. Petersburg Institute of Bioregulation and Gerontology