- Helps maintain a healthy liver
- Supports metabolism
- Carries fats from the liver
- Great vegan source of both nutients
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Solgar Choline/Inositol 250mg
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Choline is a water-soluble micronutrient which is related to other vitamins such as those in the B Vitamin complex. Similar as to the B Vitamins, Choline supports the process of metabolising nutrients such as carbohydrates, proteins and fats into energy. Transporting fat, both cholesterol and triglycerides, from the liver to the cells in the body also requires choline and it is responsible for keeping the liver clear from fat build-up.
Choline makes up the structural component of fat, and can therefore be found in food sources which naturally contain fats, such as liver, oily fish, legumes and beef.
Inositol, also known as Vitamin B8, is a water-soluble structure and it forms a component of every cell membrane in the body. It functions in a similar way to choline. Inositol, although technically not an essential B vitamin because it can be synthesised in the body, is still a very important nutrient. Food which naturally contain Inositol are citrus fruits, lecithin oil, seeds, whole grains, nuts and green leafy vegetables.
Choline 250 mg / Inositol 250 mg comes in a vegetable capsule form and with the dose of 1 - 3 capsules a day, it will contribute to:
- Normal homocysteine metabolism
- Normal lipid metabolism
- Maintenance of normal liver function
Choline (as bitartrate), Inositol, Vegetable Capsule Shell (hydroxypropylmethyl cellulose), Anti-caking Agents (silicon dioxide, vegetable magnesium stearate).
| Nutrient | Amount per capsule |
| Choline | 250mg |
| Inositol | 250mg |
We are dedicated to maintaining the accuracy of product information. However, as ingredients and usage instructions may change over time, we cannot guarantee complete accuracy. For the most reliable and current details, please refer directly to the manufacturers' information.
As a food supplement for adults, one (1) to three (3) vegetable capsules daily, perferably at mealtime, or as directed by a healthcare practitioner. Do not exceed directions for use.
Description
Choline is a water-soluble micronutrient which is related to other vitamins such as those in the B Vitamin complex. Similar as to the B Vitamins, Choline supports the process of metabolising nutrients such as carbohydrates, proteins and fats into energy. Transporting fat, both cholesterol and triglycerides, from the liver to the cells in the body also requires choline and it is responsible for keeping the liver clear from fat build-up.
Choline makes up the structural component of fat, and can therefore be found in food sources which naturally contain fats, such as liver, oily fish, legumes and beef.
Inositol, also known as Vitamin B8, is a water-soluble structure and it forms a component of every cell membrane in the body. It functions in a similar way to choline. Inositol, although technically not an essential B vitamin because it can be synthesised in the body, is still a very important nutrient. Food which naturally contain Inositol are citrus fruits, lecithin oil, seeds, whole grains, nuts and green leafy vegetables.
Choline 250 mg / Inositol 250 mg comes in a vegetable capsule form and with the dose of 1 - 3 capsules a day, it will contribute to:
- Normal homocysteine metabolism
- Normal lipid metabolism
- Maintenance of normal liver function
Ingredients
We are dedicated to maintaining the accuracy of product information. However, as ingredients and usage instructions may change over time, we cannot guarantee complete accuracy. For the most reliable and current details, please refer directly to the manufacturers' information.
| Nutrient | Amount per capsule |
| Choline | 250mg |
| Inositol | 250mg |
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