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ProbioMed 50 meltingargerlar

8.990 kr

ProbioMed 50 meltingargerlar

8.990 kr

ProbioMed 50 meltingargerlar

8.990 kr

• 50 milljarðar CFU af 10 gerla tegundum
• Styður heilbrigða meltingu og meltingarþægindi
• Stuðlar að fjölbreyttri og jafnvægi þarmaflóru
• Þarf ekki geymslu í kæli - hentar á ferðalögum
• Sérstök pakkning heldur gerlum virkum

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Nánari Lýsing

Sérstaklega samsett með 10 mjólkursýrustofnum til að hjálpa til við að endurnýja og næra þarmaflóruna stöðugt og styðja við heilbrigða og virka meltingu.

ProbioMed™ 50 er afar öflug, geymsluþolin, mjólkurlaus blanda af mjólkursýrugerlum sem inniheldur 50 milljarða nýlendumyndandi eininga (CFU) í hverjum skammti.

Það samanstendur af 10 af mest rannsökuðu stofnunum af mjólkursýrugerlum, þar sem hver stofn og sértækur fjöldi CFU er að fullu upplýstur.

Þetta eru öflugir stofnar sem geta lifað af erfiða ferð til þarmanna og fest sig við þarmaveggi, þar sem þeir geta vaxið og starfað á áhrifaríkan hátt til að styðja við heilbrigði meltingarvegarins.

Lífslíkur stofnanna eru enn frekar auðveldaðir með seinkaðri losunartækni og einstökum rakaþolnum, þurrkefnisfóðruðum umbúðum.

Þessar nýstárlegu umbúðir fjarlægja þörfina fyrir kælingu, sem gerir ProbioMed™ 50 þægilega fyrir ferðalanga og alla á ferðinni.

ÍTARLEGRI UPPLÝSINGAR

Taktu 1 hylki á dag með máltíð eða samkvæmt leiðbeiningum heilbrigðisstarfsmanns.

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