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Melcalin® Pralbumina

Melcalin Pralbumina is a food supplement containing Proteins and Minerals. Proteins contribute to the growth and maintenance of muscle mass while minerals help electrolyte balance and the reduction of tiredness and fatigue.

Melcalin Pralbumina is gluten and lactose free.

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    Description

    PRALBUMINA is a food supplement based on proteins (egg white) and minerals. The product supplements the albumin properties to those of a very low PRAL (-35).
    Albumin regulates and maintains the osmotic pressure necessary for the proper distribution of body fluids intra and extracellular (ECW-ICW), modulates vascular tone, regulates the acid-base balance, has antioxidant functions and scavenger, acts as a transport of hormones and toxic substances by acting as
    chelating of metals such as copper, zinc, cadmium, nickel and cobalt. These properties are integrated with those arising from the assumption of buffer elements (very negative value of PRAL-Potential Renal Acid Load) which are of considerable benefit for the maintenance of muscle mass (FFM Skeletal muscle, TBprotein) and skeletal (bone) and for the improvement of various problems in the cardio-vascular system load.

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    Fields of application

    • Adjuvant in the recovery of muscle mass,
    • Regulation of the correct distribution of intra and extracellular fluids: osmotic balance,
    • Regulation of tissue acid-base balance,
    • Antioxidant action,
    • Binding and transport of toxic substances / catabolites

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    • Silvia Martini, Claudia Bonechi, Mario Casolaro, Gianfranco Corbini, Claudio Rossi, –protein recognition processes investigated by NMR relaxation data: A study on corticosteroid – albumin interactions. Biochemical Pharmacology Volume 71, Issue 6, 14 March 2006, Pages 858-864
    • Marcel J.E. Fischer, Octaaf J.M. Bos, RenéF. van der Linden, Jaap Wilting, Lambert. H.M. Janssen Steroid binding to human serum albumin and fragments thereof: Role of protein conformation and fatty acid content. Biochemical Pharmacology Volume 45, Issue 12, 22 June 1993, Pages 2411-2416
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    • Wojciech Bala, , John Christodouloub, Peter J. Sadlerc, Alan Tucker. Multi-metal binding site of serum albumin. Journal of Inorganic Biochemistry Volume 70, Issue 1, April 1998, Pages 33-39
    • Sakda T. Trisak, Prayong Doumgdee, Bernd M. Rode. Binding of zinc and cadmium to human serum albumin. International Journal of Biochemistry Volume 22, Issue 9, 1990, Pages 977-981
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    MELCALIN® IS A LINE OF FOOD SUPPLEMENTS SPECIFICALLY DESIGNED FOR THE RECOVERY OF THE ACID-BASE BALANCE, OF THE METABOLIC AND NEUROIMMUNOENDOCRINE FUNCTIONALITIES, FOR THE RECOVERY OF VAGA AND ASPECIFIC SYMPTOMS (MUS) AND THE ACHIEVEMENT OF PSYCHOYS

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    MELCALIN® IS A LINE OF FOOD SUPPLEMENTS SPECIFICALLY DESIGNED FOR THE RECOVERY OF THE ACID-BASE BALANCE, OF THE METABOLIC AND NEUROIMMUNOENDOCRINE FUNCTIONALITIES, FOR THE RECOVERY OF VAGA AND ASPECIFIC SYMPTOMS (MUS) AND THE ACHIEVEMENT OF PSYCHOYS

    PRODUCED BY BIOTEKNA © – BIOMEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES

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