Lamberts Florisene&174; for Women – 90 Tabs

Ingredients

Each tablet delivers:Vitamin C 24mg Vitamin B12 3gIron as ferrous fumarate 24mg 150iu L-Lysine 500mgBiotin 50g 150iu Selenium 10gTableted With:Calcium Carbonate Cellulose Tablet Coating Hydroxypropyl Methylcellulose Acetylated Monoglycerides Colours: Titanium Dioxide & Iron Oxide Crosslinked Cellulose Gum Silicon Dioxide Stearic Acid Magnesium Stearate

Directions

Take1-3 tablets daily for the first six months Thereafter for maintenance purposes take 1 to 2 tablets daily However for those who have heavy periods or who eat little or no red meat then 2 tablets may be required Florisene should be taken with water half to one hour before food or on an empty stomachIt is best to avoid drinks containing milk tea and coffee within an hour of taking Florisene as these drinks affect absorption of the nutrients

Clinically supported unique formula to help maximise hair growthFlorisene is a clinically supported supplementation programme shown to help women with Chronic Telogen Effluvium CTE the term used to describe excessive persistent but reversible hair shedding CTE affects up to 48 million women in the UK and Florisene is a cost-effective answer for anyone with this problemResearch involving hundreds of women has shown that the major cause of CTE is low serum ferritin This reflects the amount of stored iron in the body For some women low ferritin levels results in gradual hair loss the end result to the sufferer being a thinner ponytail or less hair to clip backLow serum ferritin in women is now common due to reduced red meat consumption and menstrual blood loss in women of reproductive age The good news is that research has shown that if the serum ferritin is raised above a certain point then normal hair growth re-establishesFlorisene is a clinically-relevant iron supplementation programme consisting of a highly absorbable form of iron and a significant level of the essential amino acid L-Lysine plus 2 other known iron-synergists Research indicates that low L-Lysine intakes may exacerbate a reduced ferritin level and clinical studies show that for some women ferritin levels will not improve without supplementary L-Lysine