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Orthoplex B Vital
May assist with conditions associated with
- Vitamin and mineral deficiencies
- Fatigue and lack of stamina
- Irregular blood sugar levels
- Oxidative damage
- Stress
Gluten free
Glucose free
Lactose free
The active ingredients in Orthoplex B Vital, when appropriately prescribed, may
assist patients suffering from the above conditions. This statement does not
imply or make a claim for a cure of these disorders. The use of Orthoplex B
Vital should be based on the published and relevant scientific and clinical data
for each condition. Excipients
Calcium carbonate, citric acid, malic acid, potassium bicarbonate, sodium
bicarbonate, stevia, trusil orange.
Synergistic Formulae
DHA/EPA
Mineral Matrix
Cautions and Contraindications
Potassium should be given with caution in patients taking ACE inhibitors,
beta adrenergic blockers as increased blood levels of potassium may result. Take
two hours away from antibiotic medications, as minerals such as calcium, zinc,
magnesium and manganese may reduce absorption of antibiotics. Be cautious of
high doses of vitamin B3 in gout - may lead to increased uric acid.
Dosage
1 level 5ml metric spoonful in water once a day after meals, or asprescribed.
Each 5ml level teaspoon contains:
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27.8 µg |
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(equiv. selenium 11 µg) |
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alpha tocopheryl acetate (vitamin E) |
40 mg |
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Ascorbic acid (vitamin C) |
111 mg |
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Biotin |
55.5 µg |
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Calcium ascorbate |
111 mg |
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Calcium hydrogen phosphate |
95.4 mg |
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(equiv. calcium 22 mg) |
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Calcium pantothenate (vitamin B5) |
111 mg |
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(equiv. pantothenic acid 97.75mg) |
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Camellia sinensis leaf ext. dry conc. stand. |
55.5mg |
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Carnitine |
22 mg |
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Cholecalciferol (vitamin D3) |
2.75 µg |
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(equiv. 111.1 IU vitamin D3) |
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Chromium picolinate |
402 µg |
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(equiv. chromium 50 µg) |
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Citrus bioflavonoids extract |
55.5 mg |
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Copper gluconate |
79.3 µg |
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(equiv. copper 11 µg) |
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Cyanocobalamin (vitamin B12) |
111 µg |
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Cysteine hydrochloride |
11 mg |
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Folic acid |
200 µg |
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Glutamine |
55.5 mg |
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Glycine |
1.8 g |
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Green tea extract equiv. dry |
55.5 mg |
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Lecithin-soy phosphatidyl serine enriched |
111 mg |
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Magnesium phosphate |
53.8 mg |
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(equiv. magnesium 11 mg) |
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Manganese amino acid chelate |
222.22µg |
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(equiv. manganese 111 µg) |
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Nicotinamide (vitamin B3) |
222 mg |
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Nicotinic acid (vitamin B3) |
5.5 mg |
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Potassium phosphate |
38.7 mg |
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(equiv. potassium 11 mg) |
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Pyridoxal-5-phosphate (vitamin B6) |
33 mg |
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R,S alpha lipoic acid |
22 mg |
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Retinyl palmitate (vitamin A) |
555.55µg |
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(equiv. vitamin A 1011IU) |
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Riboflavin 5-phosphate (vitamin B2) |
22 mg |
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Taurine |
111 mg |
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Thiamine hydrochloride (vitamin B1) |
55.5 mg |
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Tyrosine |
55.5 mg |
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Zinc amino acid chelate |
55.5 mg |
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(equiv. zinc 11 mg) |
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TECHNICAL INFORMATION
L-Carnitine acts as a shuttle of long chain fatty acids between the cytosol
and the mitochondria to undergo beta oxidation. It plays an essential role in
energy production and in clearing toxic accumulation of fatty acids in the
mitochondria. Carnitine not only promotes maximal energy production, but also
stabilises the cellular membrane at the mitochondrial level.
Because of its important role in muscle metabolism, carnitine deficiency may
well impair mitochondrial function. If so, it could cause symptoms of
generalized fatigue along with myalgia, muscle weakness, and malaise following
physical exertion.[7]
The B vitamins function as coenzymes to catalyze many biochemical reactions.
The chief function of B Vitamins is in converting glucose to energy, which fuels
the body. B vitamins are also important in fat and protein/amino acid
metabolism.[8]
Oxidative damage
Alpha lipoic acid is the only antioxidant that is both water and fat
soluble, which means that it is easily available to all areas of the body. It
helps quench free radical damage caused by sugars and it is used by the
mitochondria to help transform glucose into energy. Orally, alpha lipoic acid
has been shown to increase glutathione levels[9] and it is an important cellular
antioxidant essential for the functioning of the immune system.
Blood sugar irregularities
Chromium is an essential nutrient involved in normal carbohydrate and lipid
metabolism. Chromium is a necessary component of Glucose Tolerance Factor (GTF),
a substance known to improve glucose tolerance by potentiating the effect of
insulin on carbohydrate metabolism.[8] Glucose intolerance is one of the signs
of chromium deficiency. Chromium supplementation may improve glucose uptake in
insulin sensitive tissues.[10]
Stress
B Vital contains key nutrients such as tyrosine, carnitine, taurine and B
vitamins which support the cell's response to stress.
The B complex vitamins are very important for the normal functioning of the
nervous system and are often helpful in promoting relaxation and energy
production in individuals who are stressed or fatigued.
Tyrosine assists the body to cope physiologically with stress by building the
body's store of adrenaline. Chronic stress increases the need for tyrosine and
often results in an extreme reduction of brain tyrosine levels.
B Vital contains a wide range of nutrients, required by the body every day to
assist in optimal health and wellbeing.
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