Livolysin Syrup

Overview Livolysin Syrup

Livolysin Syrup combines Lysine, Papain, Sodium Benzoate, Sorbitol, and Tricholine Citrate. Key ingredient functions include: Lysine's antiviral action against herpes simplex labialis (cold sores); Papain, a papaya-derived enzyme (papaya proteinase I), exhibiting proteolytic properties (breaking down proteins); Sodium Benzoate, serving as a preservative and flavor enhancer; Sorbitol (glucitol), a sugar alcohol with a laxative effect via fluid retention in the colon, stimulating bowel motility; and Tricholine Citrate, employed in adult hepatic disorder management, promoting lipotropic activity in liver cells, potentially mitigating asthma symptoms and inflammatory mediators (leukotriene pathway). Livolysin Syrup aids in the treatment, management, and prevention of: Herpes simplex infections (adjunctive therapy), liver ailments (acute and chronic liver diseases, non-obstructive jaundice, drug-induced liver toxicity, alcoholic hepatitis, fatty liver infiltration, hepatic sluggishness), and occasional constipation. Professional medical guidance is recommended.