“Complex 3R” - antioxidant defense of your body

Inflammation and its companion, oxidative stress, are universal and the most common type of pathological processes that underlie the majority of known human diseases.

It is worth noting that the process of inflammation is quite superficial to the average person. Most people think of swelling, redness and pain as typical signs of inflammation. However, the reality is more complicated: the gradation of inflammation ranges from the reaction of a single cell to the systemic inflammatory response of the body. Therefore, it is worthwhile to better understand the causes of this process in order to better understand its course in the body.

Every cell is capable of reacting to the influence of harmful factors, such as microdefects in cellular structures, changes in vital environmental parameters: hypoxia, acidosis, accumulation of free radicals in the intracellular environment, parasitization by viruses, etc. This reaction can be called cellular immune response. This reaction can be called cellular stress.

A sharp increase in oxidative processes in the body with insufficient functioning of the antioxidant system causes the development of oxidative stress, which leads the system into a «vicious circle», chronicles inflammatory processes and prevents their resolution. The resulting damage, such as oxidized proteins, glycosylation products and lipid peroxidation, leads to degenerative changes in tissues. For example, in the extracellular space, free radicals destroy glycosaminoglycans, the basic substance of connective tissue, which may be one of the mechanisms of loss of skin density and elasticity and joint destruction (e.g., in rheumatoid arthritis).

What is a free radical?

A free radical is defined as a molecule or atom that possesses an unpaired electron in its outer orbital. This characteristic contributes to its reactivity and capacity to interact with cell membrane molecules, leading to their transformation into free radicals through a process known as a self-sustaining avalanche-like reaction. The presence of antioxidants, both within cells and in the extracellular space, serves as a crucial mechanism that prevents the formation of new oxidants.

Based on years of scientific research and understanding the importance of protecting the body from the effects of oxidants, the experts at Peptides have created Complex 3R — a multi-component bioregulator that includes three of the most powerful antioxidants: dihydroquercetin, resveratrol and coenzyme Q10.

• Dihydroquercetin impedes the processes of lipid peroxidation in cell membranes, facilitates penetration into the cytoplasm of the cell, and protect the cell from the damaging effects of free radicals. It exerts a protective effect on the vascular endothelium, enhances vascular elasticity (by stabilizing the membranes of endothelial cells), reduces the permeability of the vascular wall, decelerates the formation of edema, and mitigates existing edema. Dihydroquercetin plays a pivotal role in the active prevention of degenerative-dystrophic processes in tissues and early cellular aging.
• Resveratrol, a potent antioxidant, binds and removes free radicals from the body, exhibiting anti-inflammatory and cancer-protective properties. Additionally, it regulates blood lipid levels, particularly cholesterol, maintains the functional capacity of platelets, and reduces blood viscosity, thereby facilitating unobstructed blood flow in vasculature.
• Coenzyme Q10, a natural and potent immunomodulator, effectively and expeditiously restores deficient immune system functions, thereby activating the body’s antimicrobial and antiviral defenses. Beyond its immunomodulatory properties, Coenzyme Q10 exerts an antihypertensive effect, facilitating the restoration and maintenance of energy metabolism in the heart muscle and coronary vessel wall. This vital process prevents the development of coronary heart disease, coronary arteriotrombosis, and myocardial infarction. Moreover, evidence suggests that Coenzyme Q10 possesses geroprotective properties, highlighting its potential as a therapeutic agent in geriatric health management.

Complex 3R

Complex 3R. Biotechnology for your health

Complex 3R is recommended for use in immunodeficiencies and chronic diseases of various etiologies, frequent viral diseases, lipid metabolism disorders, as an antioxidant, for the prevention of oncopathologies and diseases of the cardiovascular system.