Rutin: for strong capillary vessels

Rutin is also called vitamin P, which originally described the group of flavonoids. P stands for “permeability” (penetrability), because flavonoids are able to contribute to reducing the permeability of blood vessels.
Rutin is a secondary plant substance and a glycoside of quercetin.

Rutin supports the normal function of blood vessels

Rutin is an important bioflavonoid, which primarily supports the strengthening of the blood vessels. It supports the cardiovascular system by counteracting the clotting of blood platelets.
Supplementing rutin can be helpful with unpleasant, visible veins on the legs.

Rutin-rich foods

The flesh of citrus fruits such as oranges, lemons, limes and grapefruits are goods sources of rutin. Ginkgo biloba, apples and figs are also rich in rutin.

Rutin and vitamin C

Rutin promotes the resorption of vitamin C and this way protects the collagen in the connective tissue. It is able to contribute to the protection of the eye function, because it promotes the collagen content in the eyes.

Strong antioxidant

The huge antioxidant potential of rutin is able to contribute to neutralising free radicals and protection healthy cells and tissues.

Rutin and heavy metals

A special property of rutin is the ability to bind mercury and promote its removal from the body. This is especially interesting for people who have amalgam fillings or had them removed.

Benefits of the rutin capsules by Fairvital

• for a healthy vascular system and a consistent circulation
• for heavy, tired legs
• activates the natural immune system
• for the eyes
• calming for the intestinal mucosa
• binds mercury
• strong antioxidant properties
• without silicon dioxide
• vegetarian and vegan

Tip: combine with vitamin C!