Allergens

No priority allergen declared in the ingredient list.

NB To give it to your pharmacist or doctor.
VITOLI ENERGY – PRECAUTIONS

Side effects
The different ingredients of the Vitoli ÉNERGIE product present little particular toxicity.
or serious*2. However, some users have reported some side effects such as
slight risk of diarrhea (Magnesium), dizziness or lightheadedness, and change in
saliva production (increase or decrease-dry mouthRhodiola), and
headache, nausea, or photosensitivity (Pyridoxine).
The clinical information we currently have, however, shows us that the
Vitoli ÉNERGIE product has a reassuring side effect profile.

Contraindications
The Vitoli ÉNERGIE product could be contraindicated in a patient with renal insufficiency
(Magnesium), in a patient requiring certain laboratory tests (AST and Vitamin B6) or
taking LEVODOPA (Pyridoxine), in patients with autoimmune diseases
(Rhodiola) or in patients diagnosed with bipolar disorder.

Interactions
The product should be taken a few hours apart from any other medication or supplement,
but however taken while eating (Magnesium). In a patient taking any hypoglycemic agent*3
or hypotensive *4, it is possible that the Vitoli Énergie product increases the effect of these
drugs; follow-up is therefore recommended (Rhodiola).

Pregnancy and breast feeding
According to the information available, and although probably harmless, it appears
However, it is prudent to avoid taking Vitoli ÉNERGIE during pregnancy or breastfeeding due to
to the lack of conclusive data particularly on Rhodiola.

Caution
The content of medicinal plants naturally varies depending on the production site or the
extraction conditions. There is therefore a lot of variation in the composition of the ingredients
available from one product brand to another. It is strongly recommended to use
quality products, these being standardized to contain sufficient quantities of
active substances for each plant, which ensures their effectiveness, confirms the origin of the plant
and security. Canadian regulations do not require companies to respect these
standards; the majority of plant extracts on the market are not standardized. THE
Information contained in this document only applies to products in the range
Vitoli.
www.vitoli.ca - professionals@vitoli.ca (438) 794-3372

André Perreault, pharmacist,
Professional services
Idunn Technologies

Revised by Jean-Yves Dionne,
Apothecary Academy (www.apothecary.ca)

References :
1. Pregnancy and breastfeeding – Therapeutic guide, 2nd edition, 2013).
2. Fintelmann, V. and Gruenwald, J. Efficacy and tolerability of a Rhodiola rosea extract in
adults with physical and cognitive deficiencies. Adv. Ther 2007;24(4):929-939.
3. Kim SH, Hyun SH, Choung SY. Antioxidative effects of Cinnamomi cassiae and Rhodiola rosea
extracts in liver of diabetic mice. Biofactors 2006; 26:209-19.
4. Kwon YI, Jang HD, Shetty K. Evaluation of Rhodiola crenulata and Rhodiola rosea for
management of type II diabetes and hypertension. Asia Pac J Clin Nutr 2006; 15:425-32.
5. Natural Medicines Comprehensive Database, Therapeutic Research Faculty, 2018.
6. The Review of Natural Products, 6th edition, 2010.
7. Health Canada, Natural Health Products Database.
8. Facts and Comparisons, The Lawrence review of natural products, 1998.
9. Clinical Vigilance
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NB To give to your pharmacist or doctor.
VITOLI ENERGY - PRECAUTIONS

Secondary effects
The different ingredients of Vitoli ÉNERGIE do not present any particular or serious toxicity
or serious toxicity*2. However, some users have reported some side effects such as
diarrhea (Magnesium), dizziness or vertigo, and changes in saliva production (increase or decrease in
saliva production (increased or decreased dryness of the mouthRhodiola), and
headache, nausea, or photosensitivity (Pyridoxine).
However, the clinical information we currently have shows that the
Vitoli ÉNERGIE has a reassuring side effect profile.

Contraindications
Vitoli ÉNERGIE may be contraindicated in patients with renal insufficiency (Magnesium)
(Magnesium), in a patient requiring certain laboratory tests (AST and Vitamin B6) or in a patient
LEVODOPA (Pyridoxine), in patients suffering from autoimmune diseases (Rhodiola) or in patients
(Rhodiola) or in patients with a diagnosis of bipolar disorder.

Interactions
The product should be taken a few hours apart from any other medication or supplement,
but taken with food (Magnesium). In a patient taking any hypoglycemic*3
hypoglycemic*3 or hypotensive*4 medication, it is possible that Vitoli Energy increases the effect of these
monitoring is therefore recommended (Rhodiola).

Pregnancy and breastfeeding
According to the available information, and although probably without danger, it seems prudent to avoid
however, it appears prudent to avoid taking Vitoli ENERGY during pregnancy or breastfeeding due to the lack of
due to the lack of conclusive data, particularly on Rhodiola.

Cautionary note
The content of medicinal plants varies naturally depending on the production site or the extraction conditions.
extraction conditions. There is therefore a lot of variation in the composition of the ingredients
available from one brand of product to another. It is strongly recommended to use quality products
quality products, which are standardized to contain sufficient quantities of active substances for each plant, which
active substances for each plant, which ensures their effectiveness, confirms the origin of the plant
and safety. Canadian regulations do not require companies to meet these standards
standards; the majority of plant extracts on the market are not standardized. Tea
information contained in this document applies only to the products in the Vitoli line.
Vitoli line of products.
www.vitoli.ca - professionals@vitoli.ca (438) 794-3372

André Perreault, pharmacist,
Professional Services
Idunn Technologies

Reviewed by Jean-Yves Dionne,
Academy of Apothecaries (www.apothecaries.ca)

References:
1. Fatness and breastfeeding - Therapeutic guide, 2nd edition, 2013).
2. Fintelmann, V. and Gruenwald, J. Efficacy and tolerability of a Rhodiola rosea extract in
adults with physical and cognitive deficiencies. Adv. Ther 2007;24(4):929-939.
3. Kim SH, Hyun SH, Choung SY. Antioxidative effects of Cinnamomi cassiae and Rhodiola rosea
extracts in liver of diabetic mice. Biofactors 2006; 26:209-19.
4. Kwon YI, Jang HD, Shetty K. Evaluation of Rhodiola crenulata and Rhodiola rosea for
management of type II diabetes and hypertension. Asia Pac J Clin Nutr 2006; 15:425-32.
5. Natural Medicines Comprehensive Database, Therapeutic Research Faculty, 2018.
6. The Review of Natural Products, 6th edition, 2010.
7. Health Canada, Natural Health Products Database.
8. Facts and Comparisons, The Lawrence review of natural products, 1998.
9. Clinical Vigilance

Ingredients

Taken from the manufacturer's label. For severe allergies, always check the package.