Libramed, thanks to policaptil gel retard, acts at the intestinal level by forming a very viscous gel that favors the control of the postprandial glycemic peak, reducing the amount and rate of carbohydrate absorption (retard effect). \ this also determines the reduction of the feeling of hunger and postprandial drowsiness. \ in addition, with the same mechanism, policaptil gel retard limits the absorption of fats, favors intestinal transit and regulates the consistency of stools. \ \ indications: \ libramed, combined with a balanced diet, adequate fluid intake and regular physical activity, thanks to its mechanism of action is indicated for weight management in adults and children from 8 years of age and older. \ \ instructions for use: \ \ adults and adolescents over 12 years: 3 tablets before the two main meals \ \ children from 8 to 12 years 2 tablets before the two main meals \ \ the recommended dose should be taken with a full glass of water, while care should be taken to swallow each tablet separately. Avoid chewing and crushing the tablet with the teeth. \ \ in case of difficulty swallowing, you can dissolve the libramed tablets in lukewarm water or in teas without added sugar, stirring until they are completely dissolved. The resulting liquid should be consumed within a few minutes, before the gel is created. \ \ warning: \ \ it is recommended to take the product at least two hours before or after taking medications or vitamin supplements, so that it does not interfere with their absorption. Avoid use during pregnancy and lactation. Do not use in case of hypersensitivity or individual allergy to one or more ingredients. \ \ Store at room temperature, away from heat sources and protected from light. Keep out of reach of children. The expiration date refers to an intact and properly preserved product. \ \ The product does not replace a varied diet. A hypocaloric diet should be followed and accompanied by systematic physical exercise. In the event of a diet that continues for prolonged periods of time, beyond three weeks, it is recommended to consult your doctor. \