Lactoflorene® Colesterolo

Lactoflorene® Colesterolo, to maintain normal levels of cholesterol in the blood

Lactoflorene® Colesterolo is a food supplement containing probiotics, monacolin from red yeast rice, niacin, choline, bergamot and fenugreek extracts, which help to maintain normal levels of cholesterol in the blood.

Where does cholesterol come from?

Cholesterol is an essential component of cell membranes, fundamentally important for many vital functions. 80% of the cholesterol is produced by the liver - a minimal part is absorbed in the gut - from the food we eat.

Lactoflorene® Colesterolo Duocam® sachets

PACKS OF 20 SACHETS

Lactoflorene® Colesterolo is a food supplement containing probiotic live lactic acid bacteria, which promotes a balanced gut flora, and is enriched with monacolin from red yeast rice, niacin, choline and extracts of bergamot and fenugreek, which help to maintain normal blood cholesterol levels.

The two separate compartments of the Duocam® sachet protect the probiotics from the moisture and separate them from other substances, thus ensuring the perfect preservation and efficacy of the product when it is taken.

Lactoflorene® Colesterolo contains Bifidobacterium Longum BB536 (1 billion CFU).

How to use:
1 sachet a day between meals. Dissolve the contents of the sachet in a glass of water and drink the suspension obtained. Delicious red fruits flavour.

Lactoflorene® Colesterolo Duocam® sachets

Lactoflorene® Colesterolo three-layer tablets

PACKS OF 30 TABLETS
The three layers of the tablets protect the active ingredient so that its efficacy remains unchanged. Its packaging is handy and easy to use.

Lactoflorene® Colesterolo contains Bifidobacterium Longum BB536 (1 billion CFU).

How to use: 
1 tablet a day between meals, to be swallowed with water.
Lactoflorene® Colesterolo three-layer tablets

The importance of prevention

The symptoms of cardiovascular disease are not always manifested early, on the contrary, they often remain latent, at least in the early stages.
image symptoms and causes of high cholesterol
To detect any problems present, blood tests should be performed periodically to monitor the lipid levels.
image useful cholesterol tips

Useful tips

Adjust your lifestyle

The first step to bring cholesterol down to an appropriate level is to modify your lifestyle. It is therefore highly important to adopt a healthy, balanced diet, get regular exercise and have regular medical check-ups.

Reduce your body fat

If you are overweight, a drop in overall body weight of between 5 and 10% helps to improve the blood fat level considerably. In addition to adopting a healthy diet, weight can be lost simply by replacing all comforts with movement, such as climbing steps instead of taking the lift and walking instead of going by car.

Give up smoking

Smoking causes a rise in blood pressure and a drop in HDL cholesterol, thus increasing the cardiovascular risk. Modifying your lifestyle by giving up smoking brings some immediate physiological improvements, such as a drop in blood pressure.

When does cholesterol pose a risk?

The optimum total cholesterol level in primary prevention lies below 190 mg/dl. Values of between 190 and 239 mg/dl are considered borderline, while values of 240 or more are considered high. An excessively high level of bad cholesterol in the blood may lead to an accumulation on the artery wall and therefore lead to the onset of atherosclerosis and cardiovascular disease (CVD).
Table when is cholesterol or becomes a risk?

Cardiovascular risk factors

The cardiovascular risk increases in relation to various factors:

age
family history
hypertension
overweight and obesity
diabetes
cigarette smoking
sedentary lifestyle

Take care of yourself with Lactoflorene®

DIET
A healthy diet is the first step to maintain a balanced gut. Here are some useful tips.
KEEPING FIT
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GOOD HABITS
A healthy diet and daily activities can have a positive effect on your overall balance and, in particular, on your gut.