Description
Packing: 200 ML
LYCOPENE+MULTIVITAMIN+MULTIMINERAL (Lycomus Syrup ) is a nutritional supplement developed with lycopene, multivitamin, and multimineral that is packaged in an easy-to-use 200 ml PET bottle. If extra nutrition is needed, it is generally recommended by the doctor. The mix also supplies antioxidants as well as vitamins and minerals that enable all-natural body processes.
Naturally occurring antioxidants (lycopene) and vitamins and minerals are associated with energy metabolism support, immune system support, healthy skin, healthy hair and nails, and overall nutrition balance. The syrup may be indicated for those with special nutritional needs or reduced food consumption.
What is the action of Lycopene + Multivitamin + Multimineral Syrup?
The above active ingredient, Lycomus Syrup is a combination of lycopene and a range of essential vitamins and minerals, which provide nutritional and antioxidant support.
Lycopene: Lycopene is a carotenoid that has antioxidant properties, protecting cells from oxidative stress from free radicals.
Multivitamins: Each vitamin performs several critical functions, including supporting energy metabolism, immune function, tissue health, and normal physiology.
Multiminerals: Minerals play an important role in many processes in the body, such as the maintenance of the health of bones, blood formation, muscular functions, and the activation of enzymes.
Dietary supplement: When the combination is not sufficient for the diet, it may provide nutritional support.
Benefits
Lycomus Syrup may be used to provide nutritional support in diseases that require it, such as deficiency of one or more nutrients or antioxidants needed. Some potential benefits include:
- Provides Antioxidant Support
Lycopene is an antioxidant that can reduce oxidative stress and promotes cell health.
- Supports Nutritional Requirements
Multivitamin/multimineral combination to help ensure adequate intakes of nutrients not always adequately supplied by the diet.
- Supports Immune Function
Other vitamins and minerals (e.g., zinc, iron, and and vitamins A and D) are also involved in normal immune system function and maintaining overall health.
- Supports Energy Metabolism
The B vitamins and some minerals are important in the body’s ability to get energy from food and to maintain normal metabolism.
- Naturally supports healthy skin, hair, and nails.
Vitamins and mineral consumption are key to healthy skin, hair, and nails.
- Supports Cardiovascular Health
Certain nutrients and lycopene might offer antioxidant and nutritive benefits as part of a healthy lifestyle.
- Supports Overall Wellness
Eating together may be beneficial for persons who require a heightened nutritional intake or do not get enough nutrients in their diet.
Possible Side Effects
Generally, Lycomus Syrup is considered a nutritional supplement, but you might have your own digestive or mild effect/condition. Side effects that may occur might be:
- Nausea
- Stomach discomfort
- Diarrhea
- An abnormal or bad flavor
- Having some flush in certain people
Contact your doctor or pharmacist about any side effect that gets worse, lasts for a long time, or is troublesome. If a person contracts the symptoms of allergies after using the product, seek medical advice.
Precautions
Before using Lycomus Syrup, some precautions should be taken into consideration:
- Let your doctor know if you are suffering from any other medical conditions.
- Inform your health care provider about any medicines, vitamins, or supplements that you are using.
- Use no more than the recommended dose.
- Ask a doctor for advice before taking it when pregnant or breastfeeding.
- Vitamin and/or mineral supplements should be given to children only if prescribed by their pediatrician or health care provider.
- Don’t give any more than one vitamin or mineral at a time, unless told to by your health care professional; otherwise, you could get the wrong amount of some nutrients.
- The syrup should not be used by persons with medical conditions that could be aggravated by its use; they should consult their doctor for advice.
Storage Instructions
- Keep Lycomus Syrup as described in the directions on the label. In general, it has to be stored at a cool, dry location that is not directly exposed to heat or sunlight.
- Store the bottle securely closed and out of children’s reach. Read the product label for any special storage directions and expiry dates.
Frequently Asked Questions ( FAQ )
- What is Lycomus Syrup used for?
Lycomus Syrup contains lycopene, vitamins, and minerals. It is used as a food supplement to provide antioxidant support and minerals and vitamins when required.
- What is the base material of Lycomus Syrup?
It contains the following ingredients: lycopene, multivitamins, and multiminerals. Details of the vitamin and mineral content should be seen on the product label or packaging.
- Does Lycomus Syrup affect malnutrition?
Yes, Lycomus Syrup can supply minerals and vitamins that can be used to supplement nutrition needs. However, the type and quantity of product will vary according to the particular deficiency and should only be prescribed by a health-care professional.
- Does Lycomus Syrup contain antioxidants?
Yes. Lycomus Syrup is a carotenoid and an antioxidant and can give some protection against oxidative stress when included as a part of a well-balanced diet and healthy lifestyle.
- Can Lycomus Syrup be taken during pregnancy?
Lycomus Syrup should not be given until the doctor has been consulted by the pregnant woman. Antioxidant supplementation can be evaluated by the healthcare practitioner for the proper combination and dose during pregnancy.
- Can Lycomus Syrup be given to children?
Taking vitamin and mineral supplements should be avoided in children unless advised by a suitable medical practitioner. Children’s dosing and nutrition needs are different than those for adults.
- Who should determine the amount of Lycomus Syrup to give?
Dosage must ideally be administered as per the instruction of a properly qualified healthcare professional according to the age of the bird, the nutritional need, the medical condition, and other factors.
