Ensil – a feature-rich protector

Maintaining immunity at any age is of significant importance, as a robust immune system is a fundamental determinant of an active, healthy and fulfilling life. Oncoprophylaxis, as a component of immune system fortification, is a pivotal strategy for maintaining optimal health. It enables the early identification of cancer predisposition, facilitating the implementation of preventive measures. The risk of developing cancer can be significantly reduced through early diagnosis, a balanced diet, a healthy lifestyle and regular follow-up with specialists. In addition to these measures, it is important to supplement preventive measures with supportive products. In this regard, Ensil from the Peptides product range is worthy of particular attention.

Ensil has been demonstrated to markedly enhance tissue respiration processes and facilitate regeneration. Furthermore, Ensil has been shown to be an efficacious agent for cancer prevention, as evidenced by clinical studies. The development of the product spanned a period of more than six years, during which time the final formula was created. It comprises the following active ingredients:

• Coenzyme Q10 functions as a cellular energiser and membrane stabiliser, exhibiting antioxidant, antitumour and anti-atherosclerotic effects. It normalises the lipid composition of blood, improves its fluidity, increases myocardial contractility and blood flow in the heart. Furthermore, it exerts antiarrhythmic, hypotensive, immunomodulatory, anti-allergic and hepatoprotective effects. Additionally, Coenzume Q10 enhances respiratory function, regulates blood glucose levels and promotes the restoration of reproductive function.
• Nicotinamide is a vital component necessary for the functioning of NAD and NADPH coenzymes, which are involved in redox reactions within cells. It plays a significant role in the metabolism of fats, proteins, amino acids and purines, as well as in the processes of tissue respiration. In contrast to other forms of vitamin PP, nicotinamide does not induce vasodilation or a sensation of increased blood flow to the head. Its use is especially important in cases of vitamin PP deficiency (hypo- and avitaminosis) and conditions associated with increased body needs, including unbalanced diets, disorders of food digestion, sudden weight loss, diabetes mellitus, prolonged fever, liver diseases (hepatitis, cirrhosis), GI pathologies (gastritis, colitis, Crohn's disease), chronic infections, malignant tumours and prolonged stress.
• Folic acid is a vital nutrient for the growth and development of the circulatory, haematopoietic and immune systems. The process of DNA replication requires folic acid, and disruption of this process increases the risk of cancerous tumours. Firstly, the bone marrow, where active cell division takes place, is susceptible to folic acid deficiency. Secondly, red blood cell precursor cells are dependent on folic acid for optimal development.
• Echinacea has been demonstrated to elicit a therapeutic effect in a number of disease states by virtue of its ability to bolster the body's intrinsic defences. Echinacea has been employed in the treatment of conditions characterised by a decline in the functional capacity of the immune system, including those resulting from chronic inflammatory processes, exposure to ionising radiation, ultraviolet radiation, chemotherapeutic agents, and prolonged antibiotic therapy.
• Amber acid has been demonstrated to confer significant health benefits without the adverse effects commonly associated with pharmaceuticals, including the potential for addiction. The effects are clearly visible in the functioning of various organs, namely the brain, heart (where nutrition and strength are increased), kidneys (where stones are dissolved), liver, and other organs. The component prevents the emergence of tumours and inhibits the growth of existing ones. Amber acid exerts a strengthening effect on the immune system and stimulates the production of insulin, which in turn reduces blood sugar. It normalises the nervous system, counteracts stress, enhances the effect of other drugs, inhibits inflammatory processes (normalising the content of histamine and serotonin), neutralises a large number of poisons (including those derived from smoking and alcohol), increases microcirculation in organs and tissues, activates a number of important enzymes, and so forth.
• L-carnitine functions as a carrier of fatty acids essential for maintaining intracellular energy, which cannot independently penetrate into the mitochondria. Deficiency of this substance has been linked to impaired functionality of virtually all organs and systems. L-carnitine is also a highly prevalent substitutable amino acid, which has been associated with not only remarkable fat-burning properties, but also as a means of supporting cardiac muscle and immune function.
• B vitamins (B1, B5, B6) facilitate the acceleration of chemical reactions within the body by acting as a catalyst, in addition to supporting energy metabolism in general. A deficiency of one or more B vitamins diminishes the immune system's capacity to combat infections and oncogenesis. B vitamins are frequently employed to bolster the normal functioning of the immune and nervous systems.
• Vitamins C and E are potent antioxidants that are essential for growth and repair processes in tissues (regeneration). They function as a 'trapping' mechanism for harmful free radicals.

The recommended dosage for adults is one capsule, taken three times a day with meals.

The course should be continued for a period of one month.

Ensil – a powerful oncoprotector of the latest generation