Yes. They can be found on the website http://www.areko.eu and in the patent Phospholipids Composition (Application number US 15/637,126).

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NO. Never take Ovosan in an attempt to replace standard treatment. It is a dietary supplement that, when added to classic treatment, potentiates the therapeutic effect and minimizes its side effects.

Biologically active phospholipids (BAP) use a defense mechanism that has been observed in fertilized eggs. In the early stages of chicken embryo development, defense substances are formed that ensure that damaged cells cannot develop further and lead to undesirable changes. The basis for the production of Ovosan is a mixture of phospholipids from egg yolk, but the entire process is supplemented by several additional steps (the manufacturer’s know-how) that achieve specific biological activity and effectiveness. Therefore, there are unique BAPs in Ovosan that have very important effects for the organism. The yolks themselves do not have such an effect, and, to our knowledge, the BAFs contained in Ovosan are not found in other mixtures of phospholipids.

Very rarely, only with long-term high dosages, mild nausea has been reported in sensitive people. We have many years of experience with the use of high daily doses in several thousand seriously ill people without the need to interrupt its administration. It is therefore possible for almost everyone to use it. The exception is those who are waiting for a transplant or have already undergone one, because stimulation of the immune system is undesirable for them.

 Ovosan activates and strengthens the immune system. Therefore, it can help as a supplement to classical treatment for all patients with weakened immunity. Phospholipids contained in Ovosan are also very suitable for use in liver damage, neurological problems (e.g. after strokes), cardiological problems (e.g. during regeneration after a heart attack), autoimmune diseases and some reproductive disorders. Probably the most common option is to use Ovosan after repeated viral infections or as their prevention in the event that they are spreading around and it is necessary to protect yourself from them.

Ovosan can and is best used preventively when in good health, because this will keep the immune system in order and prevent diseases. In such a case, intermittent use is sufficient, e.g. once every six months for one month, 3 capsules a day. For a less serious illness, you can will carry out two-month courses. Then, as the severity increases, we increase the number of capsules and the duration of use. Because there are many possible uses, there are also many usage schemes and it is not possible to list them all in a simplified way. Brief instructions are on the Ovosan box and I would also recommend consulting the book. The least effective is to buy one package and divide into one capsule a day for three months, which many people interested in Ovosan do. Intermittent higher doses are much more effective.

It is difficult to explain in a few sentences the mechanism of action of a rather complex mixture, moreover, not all of them have yet been studied. But in summary, it can be said that the mixture of phospholipids repairs cell membranes damaged for various reasons, encourages the body’s own defense system to be more active, and thus strengthens immunity. This is a very important function, given that most more or less serious diseases are accompanied by a weakening of immunity. One phospholipid from BAP has been identified to activate NK cells of the innate immunity by a unique mechanism of action.

Ovosan helps to tolerate treatment better, reduce fatigue, and improve appetite. That is why it is a good idea to start supporting treatment with Ovosan from the first day of diagnosis. The immune system is already likely weakened at that time, and the treatment weakens it even more. Ovosan can be used simultaneously with any chemotherapy; it does not weaken its effects, but quite the opposite.