It is a supplement based on natural ingredients, Lactoferrin and Quercetin, whose significant antibacterial, immunostimulant and antioxidant properties have recently emerged, thanks to scientific studies carried out in subjects suffering from Sars-Cov2 syndrome.

Lactoferrin is a whey protein capable of binding and transporting iron, which is why it is used in case of deficiency of this precious element.

It is very abundant in breast milk and present in many mucous secretions such as tears and saliva. It has shown antimicrobial activity thanks to its ability to sequester iron, an essential element for the replication of iron-dependent microorganisms, such as bacteria and viruses. A recent scientific study, conducted by the University of Tor Vergata, has confirmed for the first time the effectiveness of Lactoferrin in promoting, without adverse effects, the remission of clinical symptoms in symptomatic positive Covid-19 patients.

The intake of Lactoferrin has therefore proven effective in strengthening the innate immunity of our body.

Quercetin is a natural substance, to be precise a flavonoid, present in various foods, including red onions, capers, red radicchio.

It has antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and anti-proliferative properties to which is added the potential, still the subject of ongoing studies, to inhibit the normal replication of the Sars-Cov2 virus.

Zinc is an essential nutrient present in various foods, such as cocoa, parmesan cheese, oat flakes, and in egg yolk.

In our body it is distributed in various organs and tissues where it plays a biological role as an important metabolic regulation factor, in the synthesis of enzymes, proteins, nucleic acids.

It is very abundant in the prostate, muscles, bones, kidneys, eyes and brain.

Zinc is an important regulator of protein synthesis, in particular to promote the repair of injured or damaged tissues and support the immune system, activating the nuclear factor NF-kB.

Zinc has also shown significant antiviral activity, particularly against rhinoviruses.