Lysovit

Lysovit Syrup is a comprehensive multivitamin and mineral supplement enriched with essential B-complex vitamins, Vitamin C, inositol, and lysine to address nutritional deficiencies and support overall health. Thiamine aids digestion and nerve function, riboflavin supports brain metabolism and hormone regulation, pyridoxine promotes cardiovascular and CNS health, niacinamide facilitates energy production, panthenol balances hormones and cholesterol, cyanocobalamin maintains nerve function and red blood cell formation, ascorbic acid preserves collagen and immunity, inositol aids cell signaling, and lysine enhances protein synthesis for growth and recovery. It is particularly beneficial for growing children, convalescents, and those with poor appetite or dietary gaps.

Key Benefits:

• Boosts appetite and energy metabolism
• Supports immune function and wound healing
• Promotes growth and development in children
• Aids recovery from illnesses or surgery
• Helps prevent deficiencies in pregnancy and lactation

How to Use

• Administration: Take orally; shake well before use. Measure with provided cup or syringe.
• Dosage: Children (5-12 years): 5-10ml daily; Adults: 10-15ml daily. Adjust per age/need; divide if preferred.
• Timing: Once daily, preferably after meals to enhance absorption.
• Consistency: Take at the same time daily for best results.
• Duration: As needed for maintenance; 1-3 months for deficiency correction.

Expert Tips from CureCart Direct:

• Take with food to minimize stomach upset.
• Store in cool, dry place; use within 1 month of opening.
• Combine with balanced diet; not a meal replacement.
• Monitor for urine discoloration (harmless from riboflavin).
• Consult for pediatric/pregnancy dosing.

Missed Dose: Take as soon as remembered unless near next—skip and resume. Do not double.

Overdose: Rare; may cause GI upset or flushing (niacin). Seek medical help if symptoms like severe nausea occur.

Primary Uses

• Maintenance of health and extra energy for growing children.
• Appetite stimulation and recovery from illnesses.

Indications

• Prevention/correction of vitamin B-complex, C, and lysine deficiencies.
• Support during pregnancy, lactation, or convalescence.
• Enhancement of growth, immunity, and energy in children/adolescents.
• Adjunctive in poor appetite, digestive issues, or nutritional gaps.

Side Effects

Common:

• Bright yellow urine (riboflavin)
• Mild GI upset (nausea, diarrhea)

Less Common:

• Flushing (high niacin)
• Allergic rash (rare)

Serious/Rare:

• Vitamin B6 toxicity (nerve issues with excess)
• Vitamin C overload (GI distress >2000mg/day)
• Niacin hepatotoxicity (large doses)

Generally well-tolerated; discontinue if rash persists.

Warnings and Precautions

• Pregnancy: Safe in recommended doses; consult for needs.
• Lactation: Passes into milk; safe when dosed appropriately.
• Driving: No impairment.
• Liver/Kidney: Use cautiously; niacin may worsen liver issues.
• Allergies: Avoid if hypersensitive to ingredients.
• Other: Large riboflavin doses may interfere with lab tests. Not for pernicious anemia without B12 check.

Contraindications

Do not use in:

• Hypersensitivity to any component.
• Leber’s optic neuropathy (for B12).

Drug Interactions

• Calcium: With lysine—increases absorption.
• Lab Tests: Riboflavin may discolor urine, affecting tests.
• Antibiotics: May reduce B-vitamin absorption.

Storage/Disposal

Store at room temperature, away from direct light, heat, and moisture. Keep tightly closed. Do not refrigerate. Dispose unused via pharmacy take-back; do not flush. Keep from children.

Doctor Review

Dr. Mariam Siddiqui, MBBS, FCPS – Consultant Family Physician “Lysovit Syrup’s B-complex formulation addresses multifactorial deficiencies via thiamine’s coenzyme role in carbohydrate metabolism, riboflavin’s flavoprotein involvement in fatty acid oxidation, and pyridoxine’s homocysteine-lowering via transsulfuration, collectively enhancing appetite and growth in pediatric populations with 20-30% efficacy in malnourished cohorts. Niacinamide’s NAD/NADH conversion supports oxidative phosphorylation, while lysine’s anabolic protein synthesis complements ascorbic acid’s collagen stabilization for wound healing. Inositol aids phosphatidylinositol signaling for insulin sensitivity. Safety profile favors short-term supplementation, though niacin flushing (histamine-mediated) in >500mg doses warrants caution in hepatic compromise, positioning it as adjunctive in convalescence per WHO nutritional guidelines.”

FAQs

Used for appetite? Yes; B-vitamins stimulate hunger and digestion.

Safe for kids? Yes; promotes growth—dose by age.

Urine color change? Harmless yellow from riboflavin.

Pregnancy use? Safe in recommended doses; supports fetal development.

Interactions? Minimal; calcium enhances lysine uptake.

Related Tests: CBC, vitamin levels if deficiency suspected.

Quick Tips:

• Shake well; measure accurately.
• Post-meal for absorption.
• Store cool/dry.
• Consult for chronic use.

Disclaimer: This information is for educational purposes only and not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always consult a qualified physician before use. CureCart Direct ensures accurate details but cannot cover all interactions or precautions. Prices and availability subject to change.