Performance Slow Aging
Performance slow aging es un complemento alimenticio para deportistas profesionales y aficionados con turmerosacáridos de Curcuma longa, Astaxantina, extracto de Ribes nigrum con elevado título de antocianinas y N-Acetilcisteína.
Formato
60 cápsulas
Modo de empleo
Se aconseja tomar 3 cápsulas justo antes de la cena en una única toma
Propiedades
Performance slow aging contiene ingredientes de elevada concentración y titulación, seleccionados entre materias primas de calidad.
Efectos principales
Ingredientes de elevada concentración y titulación: Curcuma longa, Astaxantina, Ribes nigrum, N-Acetilcisteína Certificado Play Sure – Doping Free
Información nutricional
| Componentes |
Por dosis diaria |
|---|---|
| Turmacin® (Curcuma longa) tit. 12,5% | 1000 mg |
| Aporte de turmerosacáridos | 125 mg |
| NAC (N-acetilcisteína) | 300 mg |
| Astareal® | 100 mg |
| Aporte de astaxantina | 5 mg |
| Ribes nigrum tit. 35% | 60 mg |
| Aporte de antocianinas | 21 mg |
Dónde encontrar el producto
Código de parafarmacia: 8059173430130
Inscrito en el registro de complementos alimenticios del Ministerio de Sanidad italiano, n.º:
Notas:
Producto certificado Play Sure-Doping Free - Sin gluten
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