Source Naturals Policosanol 20 mg - 60 Tablets
Product details
Source Naturals Policosanol is a blend of compounds isolated from natural plant waxes, derived from sugar cane. This dietary supplement is part of the Cholesterol Rescue family and contains long-chain fatty alcohols including octacosanol, hexacosanol, and triacontanol to support cardiovascular wellness.
Key Features
- Blend of compounds from natural plant waxes sourced from sugar cane
- Contains octacosanol, hexacosanol, and triacontanol fatty alcohols
- Animal and in vitro research suggests support for cardiovascular system function
- May help inhibit lipid peroxidation and support macrophage activity
How to Use
Take 2 tablets in the evening for the first three months. Thereafter, take 1–2 tablets daily. Source Naturals recommends a minimum of 15 mg of coQ10 per tablet of policosanol, as research suggests coQ10 levels may be affected by compounds working on the same metabolic pathway.
Who Is It For
This supplement is suitable for adults seeking cardiovascular support as part of their wellness routine. It complements a balanced diet and healthy lifestyle.
Product Details
| Brand | Source Naturals |
|---|---|
| Form | Tablets |
| Size | 60 Tablets |
Frequently asked questions
How should I take Source Naturals Policosanol?
Take 2 tablets in the evening for the first three months. After that, take 1–2 tablets daily.
Why does Source Naturals recommend taking coQ10 with this product?
Source Naturals recommends a minimum of 15 mg of coQ10 per tablet of policosanol because research suggests that coQ10 levels in the body may be lowered by compounds that work on the same metabolic pathway as policosanol.
What are the main ingredients in this policosanol blend?
The blend contains long-chain fatty alcohols isolated from natural plant waxes, including octacosanol, hexacosanol, and triacontanol, derived from sugar cane.
Where is this product manufactured?
Source Naturals Policosanol is manufactured in Scotts Valley, California, under Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMPs) established by the US Food and Drug Administration.