LifeVantage Protandim Dual Synergizer – NRF1 & Nrf2 Activators, 90 Total Capsules
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Support your daily cellular wellness routine with LifeVantage Protandim Dual Synergizer, a two-formula supplement system designed to support cellular health, antioxidant activity, and energy metabolism.
This combination includes two specialized formulas targeting the Nrf2 and NRF1 cellular pathways. Together, they provide a blend of botanical extracts, amino acid derivatives, and antioxidant nutrients.
What's Included:
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Protandim Nrf2 Synergizer – 30 Capsules
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Protandim NRF1 Synergizer – 60 Capsules
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90 Total Capsules
Key Ingredients:
Nrf2 Synergizer:
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Turmeric
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Green Tea Extract
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Milk Thistle
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Bacopa
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Ashwagandha
NRF1 Synergizer:
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Quercetin
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Acetyl L-Carnitine
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Alpha Lipoic Acid
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Grape Seed Extract
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Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10)
Key Features:
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Dual Pathway Formula: Combines ingredients selected for Nrf2 and NRF1 pathway support.
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Antioxidant Support: Features plant extracts and antioxidant compounds that complement everyday wellness.
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Cellular Energy Support: Includes CoQ10 and acetyl L-carnitine, nutrients involved in cellular energy processes.
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Botanical Blend: Combines turmeric, green tea, milk thistle, bacopa, and ashwagandha.
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Dietary-Friendly: Described as vegan, gluten-free, and dairy-free.
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Two-Bottle System: Includes 30 Nrf2 capsules and 60 NRF1 capsules.
Suggested Use: Follow the recommended serving directions on each product label. The two formulas are designed as a combined system.
Important: Consult a healthcare professional before use, especially if pregnant, breastfeeding, taking prescription medications, or managing a medical condition. Ingredients such as green tea extract, turmeric, and ashwagandha may interact with certain medications or may not be suitable for everyone.
Disclaimer: This dietary supplement system is intended to complement a balanced lifestyle. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Claims about cellular pathway activation and health benefits should not be interpreted as guaranteed clinical outcomes.