Bronchalamin® Classic - Bioregulator of Respiratory Organs

BRONCHALAMIN® Classic - Bioregulator of Respiratory Organs is a peptide bioregulator of respiratory organs. It is a complex of polypeptides and nucleic acids of natural origin. Recommended for normalization and correction of pathological changes in the pulmonary-bronchial system that occur in various diseases. CYTAMINS® - Geropharm natural peptides.

 A peptide-based dietary supplement from the Cytamins® line, formulated with tissue-specific polypeptides and nucleoproteins derived from the bronchial mucosa of cattle and swine. Aimed at supporting bronchopulmonary health, restoring epithelial integrity, and improving respiratory function.

Indications for use:

• Bronhalamin is indicated for various disorders of the bronchopulmonary system, such as:
• Bronchial asthma;
• Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease;
• Conditions after pneumonia;
• Pulmonary tuberculosis in remission;
• Chronic respiratory failure;
• Chest injuries;
• Upper respiratory tract burns;
• Intensive sports;
• Old age, to maintain normal respiratory function.

Peptides are needed to restore damaged cell structure. Peptides (short protein chains consisting of amino acid residues) control the processes of intercellular interaction and determine the ability of the cell to self-repair. But each type of tissue in the human body contains certain types of peptides. This was established thanks to the discovery of Gunter Blobel, who received the Nobel Prize for his scientific work. The scientist found out that the protein molecule is self-regulating. A lack of peptides (with age or pathology) accelerates tissue wear, aging processes and leads to the development of diseases.

Effect:

Bronhalamine is a complex of proteins and nucleoproteins obtained from enzyme-endocrine raw materials, which in terms of the protein composition of cells are identical in all mammals. The protein complex helps regulate metabolic processes in the lungs, preventing the development of bronchial spasm, and also restores damaged areas of the bronchial tree epithelium. Like all cytomins, due to the transcytosis mechanism, Bronhalamine acts specifically on bronchial cells and helps normalize their function.

Due to the transcytosis mechanism, the incoming protein in an unchanged form ends up in the target cell, in this case the target is the bronchial cells. Getting into the bronchi, Bronhalamine saturates them with an optimal protein "diet", allowing the cells to recover faster and normalize their functions.

According to the results of clinical trials, it was established that when using Bronhalamin, 68% of patients with chronic obstructive bronchitis experienced an improvement in general health, a decrease in the frequency of coughing and suffocation attacks, and a decrease in the amount of sputum. Studies of the function of external respiration indicated compensation for the pathological process in the lungs.1

Bronhalamin can also be used as a preventive measure against bronchopulmonary diseases and to strengthen the respiratory system as a whole.

Main components:

a complex of polypeptides and nucleic acids obtained from the bronchi mucosa of young animals - 10 mg; sucrose, potato starch, calcium stearate, methylcellulose, enteric coating

Recommendation for application:

It is recommended to take 1-3 tablets 10-15 minutes before meals 2-3 times a day for 10-15 days. Repeat the course after 3-6 months. The duration and frequency of courses can be adjusted in agreement with the attending physician. Cytamins can be used both independently and as part of complex therapy.

Contraindications:

individual hypersensitivity to the supplement, during pregnancy and breastfeeding.

Storage conditions:

Store in a dry place, out of reach of children, at a temperature from +2°C to +25°C.

Expiry date:

3 years from the manufacturer's date.

Form of production:

155mg/tab, 40 tabs

Guaranteed authenticity and quality:

100% Original from the Geropharm (Russian Federation)

Development and production:

Geropharm (Russian Federation)

St. Petersburg Institute of Bioregulation and Gerontology