LIFEPACK JUNIOR

B-carotene is a biological antioxidant; it provides protection of the cell membranes against ravages of free radicals. B-carotene is a predecessor of vitamin A, which is called "the vitamin of growth"; it regulates the growth of bones and participates in forming of optic pigments, necessary for normal twilight and colour vision.
B-vitamins participate in regulating the reductive-oxidative processes, protein, fats and carbohydrate exchange; providing organism with energy, they are also necessary for normal erythropoiesis and functions of the nervous system and the digestive tract and regulate the processes of cell fission and blood coagulation.
Vitamin C (ascorbic acid) increases the resistibility of the organism towards infectious diseases, regulates reductive-oxidative processes, carbohydrate exchange, blood coagulation and regeneration of tissues, possesses antioxidant qualities and reduces the risk of oncogenesis.
Vitamin E (tocopherol) is an antioxidant; it inactivates formation of free radicals, protects the lipids of the cell membranes from destruction and reduces the risk of oncogenesis.
Vitamin D3 (cholecalcipherol) regulates calcium and phosphorus exchange in organism as well as the process of building-up the osteal structure and normalizes the functions of haematogenic and immune system.
Vitamin PP participates in the processes of fat and carbohydrate exchange and normalizes the functional state of the skin, the nervous system and the digestive tract.
Magnesium normalizes functions of the nerves and participates in many enzymatic reactions as a cofactor.
Iron participates in erythropoesis and takes oxygen to tissues when being a component of haemoglobin.
Zinc is a component of enzymes, which stabilize cell membranes, it participates in the metabolism of nucleine acids, proteins, fats, carbohydrates, different hormones, including sexual ones, as well as in the processes of immune-competent cell fission and interaction.
Phosphorus and Calcium contribute to normalization of phosphorous-calcium exchange in the osteal system.
Manganese has a stimulating influence on the processes of growth, haemogenesis and the functions of the immune system and livens up the enzymatic processes, it is also necessary for the synthesis of chondral tissue and the formation of bones.
Copper participates in reductive-oxidative processes and the synthesis of haemoglobin, stimulates formation of red corpuscles and contributes to increase of insulin activity and more complete utilization of carbohydrates.