OstroVit Pharma Butcher's Broom + Hesperidin + Vitamin C - source of valuable compounds

Butcher's Broom - a species of evergreen plant belonging to the asparagus family, which is also known as ruscus. It is a low shrub with stiff and branched stems, which is distinguished by its small scale-like leaves and red fruits that ripen in late summer. It is a plant whose rhizome is eagerly used due to its richness of valuable compounds - ruscus contains, among other things, ruscogenin, a steroidal saponin, the content of which the extract from the plant used in the OstroVit preparation is standardized for.

Bitter orange - a species of perennial plant belonging to the rutaceae family. It is a small tree that is distinguished by its characteristic white flowers and fleshy fruits with a dark orange peel. The fruit of bitter orange is sour and slightly bitter, so it is rarely eaten raw. It is definitely more often used for the production of jams or confitures, although due to the richness of valuable compounds, it is also used as an ingredient in dietary supplements - in the fruit of bitter orange you can find, among other things, hesperidin, an organic chemical compound included in flavonoids, the content of which the extract from the plant used in the OstroVit preparation is standardized for.

Vitamin C, also referred to as ascorbic acid, is an organic chemical compound from the polyhydroxy alcohol group. It is a water-soluble vitamin, which, as an exogenous substance, must be supplied to the body from the outside, because the human body is not able to synthesize the compound on its own. Vitamin C can be found primarily in fresh vegetables and fruits, including black currants, strawberries, kiwi, as well as peppers, Brussels sprouts and cabbage.