DETOX & RESET

This supplement not only supports the elimination of toxins, but also helps improve the body's natural response to the cumulative effects of modern life.

The ingredients have been selected for their ability to strengthen the liver and optimize its essential functions, as well as providing antioxidant support that protects cells from free radical damage.

By supporting your liver, this supplement helps maintain energy and vitality levels, as this organ is essential for transforming nutrients into energy and regulating metabolism.

With regular use, this supplement can be a valuable tool for those looking to promote overall well-being and support the body's cleansing systems naturally.

The effectiveness of this product, designed by our Scientific Committee, is constantly measured by extensive diagnostic and analytical testing in the most prestigious Age Management clinics.

Each package contains40 capsules

1003mg, perfect for a 15-day Reset plan.First 5 days of shock with 2 doses a day

. First dose (2 capsules) before eating and second dose (2 capsules) before sleeping.10 days remaining 2 doses per day.

First dose (1 capsule) in the morning and second dose (1 capsule) before bedtime.

When will I notice the benefits?

By taking the Longevitas Reset Formula in its 15-day plan, you could begin to notice benefits approximately from the second week.

This will depend on individual factors such as the level of accumulated toxins, diet and lifestyle.

• N-acetyl L-cysteine ​​and L-glutathione
• : Powerful antioxidants that support liver detoxification.Milk thistle, desmodium and artichoke
• : Plants known to protect and regenerate liver cells.Dandelion, black radish and horsetail:
• They support the elimination of toxins and digestive function.Orthosiphon and ruscus
• : They promote the elimination of fluids and support circulation.MSM and turmeric
• : With anti-inflammatory properties that help overall balance.L-methionine, choline bitartrate and L-taurine

: Essential amino acids for liver function.

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