MGD Nature Cuivre 60 Gélules
Cuivre un oligo-élément essentiel indiqué pour le maintien de tissus conjonctifs normaux.
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Cuivre MGD Nature 60 Gélules
Le terme cuivre dérive du mot latin «cyprium», qui dérive lui-même de Chypre. C’est sur cette île que fut découvert le gisement le plus important dans l’Antiquité, il y a environ 6000 ans.
C’est un oligo-élément essentiel doté de multiples propriétés. Il contribue à :
- le maintien de tissus conjonctifs (cartilage et os notamment) normaux,
- la pigmentation normale de la peau et des cheveux,
- le fonctionnement normal des systèmes immunitaires et nerveux,
- la protection des cellules du stress oxydatif,
- le transport normal du fer dans l’organisme.
Composition : Fibres d’acacia, tunique : gélifiant pullulan, vitamine E naturelle, gluconate de cuivre, citrate de cuivre.
Posologie : 1 gélule par jour, avec un verre d’eau.
Précautions d’emploi : Réservé à l’adulte. Les femmes enceintes et allaitantes sont invitées à prendre l’attache d’un professionnel de santé avant toute complémentation. Si besoin, demandez conseil à un professionnel de santé. Ne se substitue pas à une alimentation variée, équilibrée et à un mode de vie sain. Ne pas dépasser la dose journalière indiquée. Tenir hors de portée des jeunes enfants. À conserver dans un endroit frais et sec.
Dosage Par jour (1 gélule) :
Vitamine E : 7,13 mg ET- 59,4%*
Cuivre : 2 mg – 200%*
* Valeurs Nutritionnelles de Référence
60 gélules | Pilulier PLA blanc 100% biodégradable
Gencod : 3505630600660 | Code produit : 1CUP
Fabriqué en France
Gélule Pullulan – 100% végétarien – Sans nanoparticules – Sans colorant, arôme ou conservateur
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