Circuven Plus
Lighter legs
Synergistic formula in vials that contains Bilberry, very helpful for the venous circulation, Bitter Orange, Taurine and vitamins
25,90€
MARNYS® Circuven Plus contains a synergistic combination of Bilberry, vitamins C and E, B-complex, taurine, L-arginine, bitter orange, bioflavonoids, β-carotene and the minerals chromium, zinc and selenium which facilitate light legs.
MARNYS® Circuven Plus contains the most complete combination of ingredients for venotonic circulation on the market, being an excellent choice for adults who want to maintain normal circulation and function of blood vessels and heart, additionally protecting from oxidative damage.
The ingredients in MARNYS® Circuven Plus promote circulatory health due to the following properties:
- Bilberry (Vaccinium myrtillus) has been recognised as helpful for good blood circulation, reducing the feeling of heavy or tired legs, by EFSA ON HOLD 1297,2347, the Italian Ministry's list on botanical functional properties and the EMA monographs.
- The Bilberry in MARNYS® Circuven Plus guarantees a minimum anthocyanin content of 25%.
- Vitamin C contributes to normal formation of collagen for the normal function of blood vessels and increases iron uptake. Vitamin C and Selenium contribute to normal function of the immune system (EFSA).
- Thiamine (vitamin B1) contributes to normal cardiac function (EFSA).
- The peel of Bitter Orange (Citrus aurantium) contains a great number of volatile substances, such as phenols and terpenes, being synephrine one of its most important active ingredients, which has got interesting properties. MARNYS® Circuven Plus has got Bitter Orange content standardised at 6% synephrine, which according to the Italian Ministry's list on botanical functional properties is useful in energy-yielding metabolism.
- Riboflavin (B2) and Niacin (B3) contribute to normal energy-yielding metabolism and to maintenance of mucous membranes. Moreover, Riboflavin contributes to normal maintenance of red blood cells (EFSA).
- L-arginine is an amino acid that plays an important role in some metabolic pathways, such as that of nitric oxide. Dietary sources of arginine are fish, shellfish, beef liver, peas, lentils, and others.
- Chromium contributes to maintenance of normal blood glucose concentrations (EFSA).
- Zinc contributes to fatty acid metabolism and protein production. Zinc also contributes to normal metabolism of vitamin A (EFSA).
- Taurine is an amino acid that can be obtained through dietary sources (like poultry, beef, pork, or seafood) or produced in the body through the amino acids methionine and cysteine. It is produced in the liver and is involved with calcium activity.
- The β-carotenes in MARNYS® Circuven Plus are equivalent to 1mg vitamin A and are pigments found in plants (for example carrots), and are excellent precursor sources of vitamin A.
- Vitamin E and Selenium contribute to cellular protection from oxidative damage (EFSA).
- Citrus Bioflavonoids are polyphenolic compounds from citrus botanical sources, which stand out because they exert antioxidant activity in vitro. MARNYS® Circuven Plus has got in Citrus Bioflavonoids a minimum flavonoid content of 60%, calculated as hesperidin.
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- HOW TO USE
- INGREDIENTS
- ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
- PRESENTATION
HOW TO USE
Take 1 vial, 1-2 times a day with main meals, diluted in a glass of juice. Shake well before use.
INGREDIENTS
Deionized water, fructose, bitter orange extract powder (Citrus aurantium), bilberry extract powder (Vaccinium myrtillus) *, vitamin C, taurine, L-arginine, niacin, citrus bioflavonoids (citrus sinensis extract powder), zinc oxide, vitamin E, β-carotene, riboflavin, thiamine, Chromium(III) chloride, sodium selenite, acidity regulator (citric acid), preservative (potassium sorbate) and forest fruits flavour.
ACTIVE INGREDIENTS | PER SHOT | %NRV |
Bitter Orange | 50 mg | • |
Carnberry* | 25 mg | • |
Vitamin C | 19,80 mg | 25 |
Taurine | 17 mg | • |
L-Arginin | 17 mg | • |
Niacin | 5,94 mg | 37 |
Citrus bioflavonoids | 5 mg | • |
Zinc | 3,95 mg | 40 |
Vitamin E | 3,30 mg | 28 |
β-Carotene | 1,58 mg | • |
Riboflavin | 0,53 mg | 38 |
Thiamine | 0,46 mg | 42 |
Chrome | 4,80 μg | • |
Selenium | 2,10 μg | • |
*25% anthocyanosides %RN (nutrient reference value) |
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
EAN: 8410885076731
· Food supplements should not be used as a substitute for a balanced nutrition.
· It is recommended to keep a varied and balanced diet and healthy lifestyle.
· Do not exceed the recommended daily dose.
· Keep away from children.
· Do not store at a temperatures above 30ºC.
PRESENTATION
TO KNOW MORE
What is Bilberry?
Bilberry (Vaccinium myrtillus), commonly called whortleberry or European blueberry, is a shrub-like plant of the family Ericaceae that produces small edible berries. This is an evergreen, 1m high plant whose fruits are blue-black or purple and differs from the American blueberry in the flesh of the fruit, which is purple, rather than cream or white.
The history of use of Bilberry for health purposes dates back to the Middle Ages, but it was not widely known to herbalists until the 16th century. It is currently the subject of intense research because of its usefulness in vascular health. The bioactive constituents of Bilberry include anthocyanoside flavonoids (anthocyanins), vitamins, sugars and pectins.
What are Bioflavonoids?
Flavonoids comprise a group of polyphenolic compounds widely distributed in fruits and vegetables, as well as in black tea, coffee, cocoa, beer and red wine. The word Flavonoid comes from the Latin flavus, which means ‘yellow’.
These compounds were discovered by the Nobel Prize winner Szent-György, who in 1930 isolated a substance from lemon peel: citrine. This regulated the permeability of capillaries. Flavonoids were originally called vitamin P (due to their permeability) and also vitamin C2 (because some Flavonoids were found to have similar properties to vitamin C).
There are 13 subclasses of Flavonoids, among which are flavonones (hesperidin), flavones (tangeritin), flavonols (quercetin), isoflavonoids (genistein), anthocyanidins (cyanidin), among others.
The function of Flavonoids
Flavonoids play an important role in plant biology as they respond to light and control the levels of the metabolites regulating plant growth and differentiation. Other functions include a role against fungi and bacteria, bringing colour, what may contribute to pollination phenomena, and having an important capacity to bind metals such as iron and copper. Flavonoids are mainly located in the leaves and on the outside of plants, with only traces of them appearing on plant parts above the soil surface.
The capability of Flavonoids to act as antioxidants in biological systems was already recognised in the 1930s, and they also count on the capability to bind to enzymes, hormone transporters, chelate metal ions like iron, copper, zinc, and remove free radicals. Due to this fact, the properties of Flavonoids on the health of human body have been described and studied with very positive outcomes.
Sources: Cartaya, 2001. Cultivos Tropicales; Martínez Flores, 2002. Nutr. Hosp.; Pérez Trueba, 2003. Rev Cubana Invest Bioméd.
Román –
For work reasons, I spend many hours a day on my feet. With Circuven Plus I have managed to improve the circulation in my legs and alleviate the discomfort associated with this situation. I sincerely and highly recommend it.
[Translated from marnys.es]