SANOMUCIN enteric coated film-coated tablets

Sanomucin is a dietary supplement with which you can provide your body with valuable enzymes and micronutrients in addition to a balanced diet. 

What is Sanomucin?

Sanomucin contains a scientifically developed combination of nutrients:

• plant enzymes bromelain from pineapple and papain from papaya
   
• Lentil extract with naturally occurring lectin and selenium
   
• Micronutrients vitamin C and biotin

You can also (continue to) use Sanomucin during oncological therapy.

Discuss the use of Sanomucin with your doctor.

How is Sanomucin taken?

Take 2 tablets of Sanomucin daily 30 to 60 minutes before a meal (preferably in the morning before breakfast) with plenty of liquid.
The daily dose should not be exceeded.
As mucosal cells regenerate completely within 2 weeks, it is recommended to take Sanomucin for at least 14 days.

Healthy mucous membranes are important

The mucous membrane (mucosa) is a protective layer that lines the inside of hollow organs such as the nose, mouth, intestines, genitals and joints. Intact mucous membranes help our body to ward off harmful substances, viruses and bacteria. They therefore form a large part of our defense system and are important, for example, for pain-free tasting, smelling, digesting and moving.

Damage to the mucous membranes can have various causes:

• hormonal changes (menopause, anti-hormone therapy, stress)
• the influence of medication, for example through chemotherapy
• Mechanical damage
• nutritional errors
   

Supporting nutrients

Plant enzymes

Fruits such as pineapple, bananas, papaya, mango, apples and kiwis are naturally rich in enzymes.
Enzymes are involved in all important bodily functions.
Among other things, they serve as building blocks or for the regeneration of organic tissue.

Lentil extract

The natural lectin and selenium content of lentils activates the immunological function of the mucous membrane cells and stimulates their secretion production to moisturize the mucous membrane.
Selenium has better bioavailability in its organic form1. Exceeding the recommended daily dose (255 µg) should be avoided.2

Micronutrients

As an immunomodulator, vitamin C supports cell division and the barrier function of skin and mucous membranes and is known for its antioxidant protection against free radicals.
Biotin is also known as vitamin H and promotes the growth of all skin cells.

SOURCES

https://www.helixor.de/therapien-und-produkte/sanomucin/#toggle-id-3

¹ Burk RF et al. 2006. Cancer Epidemiol Biomarkers Prev. 15(4): 804-810
² EFSA Journal 2023. 21(1): 7704