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RyChol, extended-release formulation contains a unique blend of plant-derived phytochemical ingredients known to reduce blood cholesterol, triglyceride, and LDL levels. This unique combination supports multiple pathways involved in the digestion, absorption and clearance of cholesterol and the other detrimental fats from the system.
Raised triglyceride levels are an independent risk factor for cardiovascular disease. A 10% reduction in cholesterol can reduce your cardiovascular disease risk by 50%.
RyChol can be used:
• As prophylaxis (prevention) in high-risk individuals
• In early dyslipidaemia, before prescription medication become necessary
• In combination with other lipid-lowering drugs
• In patient’s intolerant or non-compliant with prescription medication
• Familial hypercholesterolemia
Above 4.9mmol/l: Take 2 RyChol extra-strength with a full glass of water with the first meal of the day
Above 6mmol/l: Take 2 RyChol extra-strength with a full glass of water twice a day, with meals
The individual ingredients contained within RyChol are generally considered to have a low side effect profile. Mild gastro-intestinal irritation, headache and skin rash may occur. RyChol should always be taken with a meal.
Yes, trials done on some of the individual ingredients contained within RyChol, such as phytosterols, berberine and coenzyme Q10, have indicated favourable results when used in conjunction with the class of statins. RyChol can therefore be used on its own as preventative care, or in combination with statins.
No, many times diet alone is not enough to combat high cholesterol. This is especially the case with clients suffering from a family history of high cholesterol, where the problem is cholesterol production which we do not have control over. We therefore recommend the use of RyChol in combination with dietary adjustments.
Yes, we consider RyChol as ideal for the primary prevention of high cholesterol and heart disease as a low road option where statins drug are not yet indicated.
RyChol can be used even when your cholesterol levels are only slightly high.
We recommend that you do a lipogram at least once a year, especially if you have a family history of high cholesterol or heart disease. This will allow your doctor to evaluate your full cholesterol spectrum, which includes your total cholesterol, your LDL cholesterol your triglycerides and your HDL cholesterol.
Cholesterol cannot be cured, it can only be strategically managed. One way of managing it is through the continual use of RyChol.
No, it will not. The mechanisms of action are different for RyChol compared to contraceptive methods and medications, so the risk for possible drug interactions should be minimal.
Yes, you can. For Namibian clients, RyChol is now also available at pharmacies without a prescription.
Focusing on your saturated fat intake alone may not be in your best health interest. Combining foods with recognised cholesterol-lowering properties has proven highly effective in lowering total serum cholesterol and reducing ‘bad cholesterol’ (LDL) levels by as much as 35%. By competing with cholesterol for intestinal absorption, phytosterols naturally reduces the intake of cholesterol absorption, leading to decreased blood LDL-cholesterol levels and thereby lowering cardiovascular disease risk. Phytosterols is therefore also one of the ingredients in RyChol.
Yes, you can. The mechanisms of action are different for RyChol compared to blood pressure medication, so the risk for possible drug interactions should be minimal. The Berberine in RyChol may however in high dosages contribute towards a lowering in blood pressure, so blood pressure should be monitored regularly. RyChol is contraindicated in individuals with severe low blood pressure. RyChol can generally be used with antihypertensive (blood pressure-lowering medication). If concerned, please consult your doctor.
High cholesterol cannot be cured, it can only be managed. Our experience has shown that most individuals see results within 8 to 12 weeks. We recommend re-testing your cholesterol by means of a full lipogram 12 weeks after you started taking RyChol.
Yes, you can. Seeing that RyChol no longer contains red yeast rice extract, an ingredient that requires optimal liver function for its metabolism, RyChol can now safely be taken by individuals with abnormal liver function. We however do not recommend the use of RyChol in clients with advanced liver disease.
Yes, we do have a free cholesterol friendly meal plan, as 33% of cholesterol can be controlled by your diet. The other 66% however is produced and reabsorbed within your body. We therefore recommend the cholesterol friendly meal plan in combination with RyChol. Click here for Cholesterol Lowering Plan
Yes, all of the MNI products can safely be taken in combination with each other as a complete wellbeing solution.
Cholesterol is also known as the “silent killer”. The reason for this is that high cholesterol most often do not present with any signs or symptoms at all. In addition, high cholesterol can start at a much earlier age than what we believe. We therefore recommend regular cholesterol screening in both men and women from a young age. RyChol is an ideal preventative measure for high risk individuals.
RyChol, extended-release formulation contains a unique blend of plant-derived phytochemical ingredients known to reduce blood cholesterol, triglyceride, and LDL levels. This unique combination supports multiple pathways involved in the digestion, absorption and clearance of cholesterol and the other detrimental fats from the system.
Raised triglyceride levels are an independent risk factor for cardiovascular disease. A 10% reduction in cholesterol can reduce your cardiovascular disease risk by 50%. (WHO)
RyChol can be used:
RyChol optimises healthy cholesterol and triglyceride levels. RyChol’s unique blend of plant-derived phytochemical ingredients contained within this extra-strength, extended release formulation helps to stabilise blood cholesterol and triglyceride levels by targeting multiple biological pathways simultaneously.
RyChol can assist with:
RyChol contains a proprietary blend of phytochemicals derived from plants known to reduce blood cholesterol, triglyceride, and LDL levels. This unique combination supports multiple pathways involved in the digestion, absorption and clearance of cholesterol and other detrimental fats from the system.
Barberry root extract (TrimoStat):
TrimoStat is a proprietary formulation prepared from the root of the Barberry plant, Berberis vulgaris, a flowering shrub native to Europe, Asia and northwest Africa. It is widely cultivated for its edible fruits and grown as a protective hedge on farms. Its main constituent is the botanical alkaloid berberine, found in high concentrations in the bark and roots of the plant. Several berberine-based plant extracts have been used in traditional Chinese medicine for therapeutic applications that include cardiovascular disease and diabetes.
One of berberine’s modes of action related to cholesterol homeostasis occurs at the LDL-cholesterol receptor. Under the influence of berberine, LDL-receptor numbers are increased via the biological processes of up-regulation and expression. Although the cellular absorption of cholesterol through endocytosis occurs in all nucleated cells, it dominates in the liver, which removes up to 70% of LDL cholesterol from the circulation. Once absorbed in the liver, LDL is excreted through bile as a waste component into the intestines. Pharmacologically, barberry root extract is classified as an LDL-R up-regulator and helps control blood cholesterol and LDL levels through enhanced LDL clearance by the liver.
Phytosterols:
Phytosterols are naturally occurring fat molecules found in plants. Like cholesterol, their biological equivalent in animals, phytosterols serve as the dominant structural component for the cell membranes of plants. Although phytosterols and cholesterol have similar chemical structures, they differ markedly in their synthesis, intestinal absorption and ultimate metabolic fate.
Unlike cholesterol, phytosterols are poorly absorbed in humans. While up to 60 % of dietary cholesterol typically undergoes intestinal absorption, the absorption of phytosterols is less than 2,5 %. However, due to their structural similarity to cholesterol, phytosterols compete with cholesterol for absorption in the intestines, preventing the uptake of cholesterol into the human body. Pharmacologically, phytosterols are classified as cholesterol absorption inhibitors.
Apple polyphenol extract:
Apples and their pulpy residue contain several classes of biologically active polyphenols that include flavonoids and phenolic acids. In contrast to the phytosterols that lower blood cholesterol levels by inhibiting cholesterol absorption, apple polyphenols help regulate blood cholesterol by inhibiting the breakdown of large molecules of saturated fat, which mainly consists of triglycerides and other fatty acids and preventing their digestion.
In humans, large fatty chains cannot be absorbed into the system until they are reduced in size through the combined effects of a range of fat-dissolving enzymes called lipases during digestion. The rate at which fat -digestion or lipolysis occurs, and the resultant supply of free fatty acids ready for absorption depends on the presence of lipase inhibitors, all agents that reduce the biological activity of lipase. Various studies have demonstrated that several apple polyphenols exert potent anti-lipase activity. Pharmacologically, apple polyphenols are classified as lipase inhibitors.
Psyllium:
Psyllium is the common name used for several members of the plant genus Plantago whose seeds are commercially used to produce mucilage, a thick, gluey substance. Besides mucilage, psyllium is also high in soluble fibre. It is mainly used as a dietary fibre supplement to promote digestive health, bowel regularity, and prebiotic substrate for probiotic microorganisms.
The use of psyllium for three weeks or longer lowers blood cholesterol levels and can lower blood glucose levels in people with type 2 diabetes (fibre lowers the glycaemic index of food). Pharmacologically psyllium increases the faecal elimination of bile acids via entrapment and adsorption and thus aids to facilitate the natural expulsion of cholesterol, triglyceride and LDL contained in bile.
Coenzyme Q10:
Coenzymes are organic molecules that act as catalysts to activate chemical reactions and increase biochemical transformations in the body.
Nicotinamide:
Nicotinamide is a water-soluble vitamin belonging to the vitamin B family.
One tablet contains:
| Ingredients | |
|---|---|
| Trimostat Contains: Barbery root extract 60% Psyllium | 40mg 250mg |
| RedWest blend Contains: Phytosterols Apple polyphenols Nicotinamide | 350mg 150mg 12mg |
| Coenzyme Q10 | 15mg |
Free from: Sucrose, Lactose, Gluten and Tartrazine.
Anyone who is worried about or has a high blood cholesterol level or an increased risk for cardio-vascular disease and stroke can benefit from taking RyChol. RyChol can be used in combination with the statins.
Above 4.9mmol/l: Take 2 RyChol with a full glass of water with the first meal of the day
Above 6mmol/l: Take 2 RyChol with a full glass of water twice a day
RyChol should not be used if you:
The individual ingredients contained within RyChol are generally considered to have a low side effect profile. Mild gastro-intestinal irritation, headache and skin rash may occur.
Yes, trials done on some of the individual ingredients contained within RyChol, such as phytosterols, berberine, psyllium and coenzyme Q10, have indicated favourable results when used in conjunction with the class of statins.
RyChol contains a proprietary blend of phytochemicals derived from plants known to reduce blood cholesterol, triglyceride, and LDL levels. This unique combination supports multiple pathways involved in the digestion, absorption and clearance of cholesterol and other detrimental fats from the system.
Barberry root extract (TrimoStat)
TrimoStat is a proprietary formulation prepared from the root of the Barberry plant, Berberis vulgaris, a flowering shrub native to Europe, Asia and northwest Africa. It is widely cultivated for its edible fruits and grown as a protective hedge on farms. Its main constituent is the botanical alkaloid berberine, found in high concentrations in the bark and roots of the plant. Several berberine-based plant extracts have been used in traditional Chinese medicine for therapeutic applications that include cardiovascular disease and diabetes. One of berberine’s modes of action related to cholesterol homeostasis occurs at the LDL-cholesterol receptor. Under the influence of berberine, LDL-receptor numbers are increased via the biological processes of up-regulation and expression. Although the cellular absorption of cholesterol through endocytosis occurs in all nucleated cells, it dominates in the liver, which removes up to 70% of LDL cholesterol from the circulation. Once absorbed in the liver, LDL is excreted through bile as a waste component into the intestines. Pharmacologically, barberry root extract is classified as an LDL-R up-regulator and helps control blood cholesterol and LDL levels through enhanced LDL clearance by the liver.
Phytosterols:
Phytosterols are naturally occurring fat molecules found in plants. Like cholesterol, their biological equivalent in animals, phytosterols serve as the dominant structural component for the cell membranes of plants. Although phytosterols and cholesterol have similar chemical structures, they differ markedly in their synthesis, intestinal absorption and ultimate metabolic fate. Unlike cholesterol, phytosterols are poorly absorbed in humans. While up to 60 % of dietary cholesterol typically undergoes intestinal absorption, the absorption of phytosterols is less than 2,5 %. However, due to their structural similarity to cholesterol, phytosterols compete with cholesterol for absorption in the intestines, preventing the uptake of cholesterol into the human body. Pharmacologically, phytosterols are classified as cholesterol absorption inhibitors.
Apple polyphenol extract:
Apples and their pulpy residue contain several classes of biologically active polyphenols that include flavonoids and phenolic acids. In contrast to the phytosterols that lower blood cholesterol levels by inhibiting cholesterol absorption, apple polyphenols help regulate blood cholesterol by inhibiting the breakdown of large molecules of saturated fat, which mainly consists of triglycerides and other fatty acids and preventing their digestion. In humans, large fatty chains cannot be absorbed into the system until they are reduced in size through the combined effects of a range of fat-dissolving enzymes called lipases during digestion. The rate at which fat -digestion or lipolysis occurs, and the resultant supply of free fatty acids ready for absorption depends on the presence of lipase inhibitors, all agents that reduce the biological activity of lipase. Various studies have demonstrated that several apple polyphenols exert potent anti-lipase activity. Pharmacologically, apple polyphenols are classified as lipase inhibitors.
Psyllium:
Psyllium is the common name used for several members of the plant genus Plantago whose seeds are commercially used to produce mucilage, a thick, gluey substance. Besides mucilage, psyllium is also high in soluble fibre. It is mainly used as a dietary fibre supplement to promote digestive health, bowel regularity, and prebiotic substrate for probiotic microorganisms. The use of psyllium for three weeks or longer lowers blood cholesterol levels and can lower blood glucose levels in people with type 2 diabetes (fibre lowers the glycaemic index of food). Pharmacologically psyllium increases the faecal elimination of bile acids via entrapment and adsorption and thus aids to facilitate the natural expulsion of cholesterol, triglyceride and LDL contained in bile.
Coenzyme Q10:
Coenzymes are organic molecules that act as catalysts to activate chemical reactions and increase biochemical transformations in the body.
Nicotinamide:
Nicotinamide is a water-soluble vitamin belonging to the vitamin B family.
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