Hypocholesteremic preperations containing mixtures of phytostenol(ester)s and conjugated fatty acids, and methods of reducing serum cholesterol levels using the same
CA 2310026 A1 · Owner: Cognis Deutschland Ii Gmbh & Co. Kg · Inventors: Fabry, Bernd
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According to the invention, mixtures of active agents containing a) phytostenols and/or phytostenol esters and b) conjugated fatty acids are used to produce hypocholesteraemic preparations. These mixtures have a synergistic effect in reducing the cholesterol content of serum. When encapsulated in gelatine the preparations can also be administered orally in higher doses without any problems.
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