Active ingredients

Organic Iodine Compound: Stable and thermally stable organic iodine with low molecular weight (non-proteinaceous) that can be modified by membrane receptors (beta-receptors of mast cells). It activates 3-Hydroxyacyl CoA Dehydrogenase at the adipocyte level, an enzymatic activity in the fatty acid degradation pathway, which, at the end of this cycle, provides energy. It also promotes the gradual regression of interstitial edema, resulting in an immediate objective improvement in the appearance of the treated area.

Phosphatidylcholine + Schinus Terebinthifolia + Phyllacantha Fibrosa: The synergistic action of these three substances greatly enhances lipolytic activity. Inhibition of Perilipin A synthesis promotes the formation of smaller lipid droplets that are more easily targeted by lipase.

Caffeine: Increases intracellular cyclic AMP (cAMP) by inactivating the enzyme Phosphodiesterase (which inactivates cAMP to AMP). Through this mechanism, it activates lipolysis.

Carnitine: A key substance for optimizing lipolytic action. Carnitine works at the mitochondrial level as a carrier for fatty acids: it transports them across the inner mitochondrial membrane, then releases them so they can undergo beta-oxidation.

Escin: An effective substance in the treatment of localized edema. Escin acts on the alteration of capillary permeability, reducing the number and/or diameter of pores in the capillary networks through which fluid exchange occurs. It can also reduce the activity of elastase and hyaluronidase, two enzymes that attack the endothelium of blood vessels and the extracellular matrix, weakening their structure. By reducing the activity of these enzymes, the vessels regain normal resistance and permeability (anti-edema effect). This leads to increased peripheral venous flow, improving varicose veins, cellulite, and capillary fragility.