Performance Slow Aging
Performance slow aging è un integratore per sportivi professionisti e amatoriali con turmerosaccaridi della Curcuma longa, Astaxantina, estratto di Ribes nigrum ad elevato titolo di Antocianine e N-Acetilcisteina.
Formato
60 capsule
Modo d'uso
Si consiglia di assumere 3 capsule appena prima di cena in un’unica soluzione
Proprietà
Performance slow aging contiene ingredienti ad elevata concentrazione e titolazione, selezionati tra materie prime di qualità.
Effetti principali
Ingredienti ad elevata concentrazione e titolazione: Curcuma longa, Astaxantina, Ribes nigrum, N-Acetilcisteina Certificato Play Sure – Doping Free
Informazioni nutrizionali
| Componenti |
Per dosaggio giornaliero |
|---|---|
| Turmacin® (curcuma longa) tit. 12,5% | 1000 mg |
| Apporto turmerosaccaridi | 125 mg |
| NAC (N-acetilcisteina) | 300 mg |
| Astareal® | 100 mg |
| Apporto astaxantina | 5 mg |
| Ribes nigrum tit. 35% | 60 mg |
| Apporto antocianine | 21 mg |
Reperibilità prodotto
Codice parafarmaco: 8059173430130
Inserito nel registro degli integratori n°:
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Prodotto certificato Play Sure-Doping Free - Senza Glutine
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