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1 napi adag (1 kapszula) Rvoida hatóanyaga (mg)

A gyógynövény kivonatát és nem annak szárított őrleményét tartalmazza. Egy kapszulában lévő növényi kivonat megfelel 11.000 mg száraz növényi őrleménynek.

Felhasználási javaslat: Vegyél be naponta 1-2 kapszulát étkezés közben. Rágás nélkül folyadékkal egészben nyeld le.

A kivonat vagy extraktum a szárított növényi őrleménnyel szemben speciális technológiával készül, aminek köszönhetően töményebb formában, ezért jóval nagyobb mennyiségben tartalmazza az adott növény aktív hatóanyagait. Egy ilyen növényi kivonat vagy extraktum akár százszor is erősebb lehet a növényi pornál.

Természetes: Mert kizárólag természetes anyagokból készül.

Tiszta: Mert nem tartalmaz tartósítósítószert, és mesterséges adalék anyagokat.

Hatóanyagok: Mert a hatóanyagokat és összetevőket olyan formában és arányban tartalmazza, ahogyan a természetes élelmiszereinkben is megtalálhatóak azért, hogy azok a legmagasabb arányban hasznosuljanak a szervezetünkben.

Összetevők (1 kapszulában): Fekete kömény kivonat, HPMC (kapszula anyaga), japánakác virág kivonat, csalán levél kivonat, ananász kivonat.

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