L-Pill
Product information
£59.00L-Pill was developed by longevity scientists and doctors in collaboration with the Longevity Institute at the University of Southern California.
It is a dual-cap technology that includes a high concentration of naturally occurring ingredients that were carefully selected to be safe.
- Brain Health
- 100% vegan
Nutritional Fact Information
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L-PILL for healthy aging
The quality and rate of our biological aging are the main determinants of a long and healthy life. The strength of L-Pill lies in its unique combination of four natural ingredients that have been studied for their potential benefits in healthy aging, with energizing and antioxidant functions.
DHA
is an essential omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acid, which is part of the composition of phospholipids in various organs, including the heart, brain and retina. DHA intake contributes to the maintenance of physiological brain function and normal visual capacity. Studies show that European populations consume few foods containing DHA, which creates deficiency situations that can be remedied by supplementation.
Lysine
It is an essential amino acid for humans, which must therefore be supplied through food. Lysine plays several roles in humans, mainly in proteinogenesis, but also in the cross-linking of collagen polypeptides.
Wasabi Japonica extract rich in isothiocyanates
Isothiocyanates come from the hydrolysis of glucosinolates, sulfur compounds with a characteristic odor, which is present in cruciferous vegetables, well known for their digestive function.
Cane sugar extract rich in polyphenols and flavonoids
Polyphenols constitute a large group of natural organic substances including flavonoids. Many studies have linked the intake of flavonoids, anti-aging action and the ability to eliminate free radicals through electron transfer processes.
Green tea extract (catechins, caffeine)
Camellia sinensis leaf extract, in accordance with Ministry of Health guidelines, contributes to the drainage of body fluids, body weight balance, normal intestinal function, tone and anti-oxidation.
WHY L-PILL
Innovation meets nature
Our L-PILL guarantees optimal dosage of these ingredients in a safe and effective way. DHA is bound to the essential amino acid L-lysine to form a salt, which makes DHA more easily assimilated by the body, increasing its effectiveness.
HOW IT WORKS
How and when to use it
Take two capsules per day before meals. It can be used daily by anyone aged 18 to 80. You can stop and start again at any time, at your convenience. If you have any health problems, consult your doctor before taking them. Do not take L-Pill if you are allergic to any of its ingredients. In order to maximize the benefits of L-Pill, it is recommended to take it after: ProLon Fasting Mimicking Diet, ProLon Reset, or periods of intermittent fasting with the Nutrition Bar or the Fasting Shake to maintain the benefits obtained in terms of the intestinal microbiota and antioxidant status.
With L-Pill from ProLon, you don’t choose just a supplement, but a partner in your journey to longevity and healthy aging. As we continually seek to advance the understanding of longevity, we are committed to bringing you the best that science and nature can offer today.
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Algal Oil DHA
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Wasabi Japonica
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Flavonoids and polyphenols from cane sugar extract
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Catechins and caffeine from green tea extract
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