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Esentin E is intended to maintain normal liver function.
What does Esentin E contain?
lecithin (equivalent to 400 mg of essential phospholipids)
silymarin - 100 mg
vitamin E - 150 mg
How does Esentin E work?
Esentin E is based on a beneficial combination of essential phospholipids and silymarin in the same capsule. This increases the absorption and bioavailability of silymarin in the body. Silymarin maintains liver health.
Vitamin E helps protect liver cells against oxidative stress.
What are the indications for Esentin E?
For people with impaired liver function
For people who have undergone hepatobiliary surgery
for better concentration and higher memory levels – administered to adults, pupils and students during periods that require extra attention and memory (exams, intense intellectual activity)
as an adjunct to treatment for improving mental function
How is Esentin E administered?
One tablet twice a day, after meals. The capsules should be swallowed with an adequate amount of water.
What side effects can Esentin E have?
The colourings Sunset Yellow and Allura Red may have adverse effects on children's activity, affecting their attention.
Are there any contraindications for taking Esentin E?
The package leaflet for this product states that Esentin E contains soy derivatives, so it is contraindicated for people who are allergic to soy. It is also contraindicated for people who are allergic to any of the excipients. It is NOT recommended for children under 12 years of age. It is contraindicated for pregnant women, in the presence of an ovarian cyst, endometriosis and/or decompensated cirrhosis. It should be administered with caution to hypoglycaemic/diabetic individuals. It may cause drug interactions and increased caution is required when administered concomitantly with: anti-infective drugs (Metronidazole) and oral contraceptives.
What is Esentin Forte?
Esentin Forte is a dietary supplement based on essential phospholipids and silymarin, intended for maintaining liver health.
What does Esentin Forte contain?
soy lecithin (equivalent to 400 mg of essential phospholipids)
silymarin - 100 mg
How does Esentin Forte work?
essential phospholipids –> balance exchanges at the level of the hepatocyte membrane and activate the enzyme systems at this level
silymarin –> is a complex composed of silibin, silidianin and silicristin that contributes to maintaining normal liver function and prevents damage when exposed to hepatotoxic substances. Examples of hepatotoxic substances: hepatotoxic drugs, ethyl alcohol, toxic chemicals, toxins resulting from food ingestion.
What are the indications for Esentin Forte?
liver cirrhosis
biliary cholestasis and prophylaxis of gallstone recurrence
intoxication from various causes
irradiation syndrome
before and after hepatobiliary interventions
fatty degeneration of the liver, regardless of aetiology
This supplement is used as an adjunct to basic treatment!
How is Esentin Forte administered?
Esentin Forte is administered orally, 1 capsule 3 times a day, or as recommended by your doctor.
What side effects can Esentin Forte have?
Esentin Forte is a natural product. No adverse reactions have been reported.
Are there any contraindications for taking Esentin Forte?
Esentin Forte is contraindicated in people with known hypersensitivity to any of the ingredients in the formula (contraindicated in people with soy allergy).
It is NOT recommended for children under 12 years of age.
Studies have shown that it is contraindicated for pregnant women (especially in the first trimester), but also in the presence of an ovarian cyst, endometriosis and/or decompensated cirrhosis.
It should be administered with caution to hypoglycaemic/diabetic individuals.
It may cause drug interactions and increased caution is required when administered concomitantly with:
anti-infective drugs (Metronidazole)
oral contraceptives.
Can Esentin Forte be administered during pregnancy or breastfeeding?
Esentin Forte is contraindicated in pregnant women. It should be administered with caution to breastfeeding women.
What is Esentin 6?
Esentin 6 is a complex dietary supplement consisting of phospholipids and several B vitamins.
essential phospholipids -> balance exchanges at the level of the hepatocyte membrane and activate the enzyme systems at this level
vitamins B1, B2, B6, B3 -> play a role in stimulating energy metabolism and normal nervous system function. At the same time, vitamins B2, B3, B6 reduce fatigue and exhaustion.
vitamins B2, B3 -> maintain healthy skin and mucous membranes
vitamin B2 -> maintains red blood cells within normal parameters and implicitly balances iron in the body
Vitamin E -> protects the body against oxidative stress
Vitamin B6 -> involved in normal protein metabolism, red blood cell formation, hormone regulation, and normal immune system function.
What are the indications for Esentin 6?
liver cirrhosis
acute and chronic hepatitis
biliary cholestasis
prophylaxis of gallstone recurrence
intoxication from various causes
chronic alcohol consumption
people with vitamin deficiency
irradiation syndrome
before and after hepatobiliary interventions
fatty degeneration of the liver, regardless of aetiology
How is Esentin 6 administered?
Esentin 6 is administered orally, 2 capsules 3 times a day, during meals.
Maintenance treatment is 1 capsule 3 times a day.
What adverse reactions can Esentin 6 have?
No adverse or toxic effects have been reported with Esentin 6. Even with long-term administration, Esentin 6 has been well tolerated by the body.