Immunity Assist Total
Complemento alimenticio de micelio de Cordyceps sinensis, betaglucanos extraídos de hongos y extracto de té verde.
Formato
70 cápsulas gastrorresistentes DRcaps™
Modo de empleo
una cápsula 2 veces al día con abundante agua
Propiedades
Immunity-assist total contiene polisacáridos (betaglucanos) extraídos de diversas especies de hongos comestibles y Galato de epigalocatequina (EGCG), componente polifenólico del té verde.
Efectos principales
Betaglucanos de cinco hongos, micelio de Cordyceps sinensis y EGCG de té verde
Información nutricional
| Componentes |
Por dosis diaria |
|---|---|
| Micelio de Cordyceps sinensis | 640 mg |
| EGCG de té verde | 128 mg |
| BETAGLUCANOS EXTRAÍDOS DE | - |
| Agaricus blazei | 102 mg |
| Cordyceps sinensis | 102 mg |
| Ganoderma lucidum | 102 mg |
| Grifola frondosa | 102 mg |
| Lentinula edodes | 102 mg |
Dónde encontrar el producto
Código de parafarmacia: A924519681
Inscrito en el registro de complementos alimenticios del Ministerio de Sanidad italiano, n.º: codice 49911
Notas:
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