Složení sirupu Gimmexin
| Kurkumin | 2 000 mg |
| Organické germanium | 500 mg |
| Trehalóza | 25 000 mg |
| Hořčík | 1 400 mg |
| Glukoza | 30 000 mg |
| Vitamin C | 2 000 mg |
| Voda | |
| *na 100 ml sirupu |
Sirup Gimmexin®
Gimmexin® syrup is intended to compensate for the adverse effects of vaccination, particularly acute inflammatory reactions, and to suppress aluminium neurotoxicity when vaccines with aluminium salts are used as adjuvants. The active anti-inflammatory agent is mainly curcumin together with organic germanium Ge-132 which also improves tissue oxygenation. Curcumin forms a complex with aluminium to reduce its neurotoxicity.
Both substances simultaneously act as effective adaptogens. The syrup is sweetened by the sugar trehalose which acts as a substance that inhibits protein denaturation. The remaining ingredients of Gimmexin® syrup, magnesium lactate and vitamin C, enhance the anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, immunostimulating, and adaptogenic effects of curcumin and Ge-132. All substances used in Gimmexin® syrup are natural substances.
Curcumin is a yellow flavonoid found in the roots of plants of the genus Curcuma in the ginger family (Zingiberaceae), native to Southeast Asia (Ammon and Wahl, 1991). It is obtained from the roots of turmeric (Curcuma longa) for food and other purposes.
kurkumin
Curcumin is soluble in organic solvents and is used as a non-toxic substance to dye fabrics, wood, and food. Turmeric's distinctive flavour and aroma make it a favourite spice in Asian cuisine, and it is also the most important ingredient in curries used in cuisines around the world (Jain, 1994).
Learn more about curcumin.
Germanium
Organic germanium, Ge-132, is a substance that occurs in plant foods in only trace amounts. Plants considered to be effective adaptogens are those that contain the most Ge-132 such as ginseng, reishi, garlic, and others.
Even in minute amounts, Ge-132 stimulates immunity (Nakamura et al., 2012) including induction of interferon and microphages, has anti-inflammatory effects (Lee et al., 2005), analgesic and antiviral effects, improves tissue oxygenation, and captures free radicals (Goodman, 1988).
More information about organic germanium.