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Glycine duft

4.990 kr

Glycine duft

4.990 kr

Glycine duft

4.990 kr

• Hrein glýsín amínósýra
• 3g glýsín í hverjum skammti
• Byggingarefni fyrir próteinmyndun
• Bragðlaust duft
• 100 skammtar

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Nánari Lýsing

Glycine duft er hrein, frjáls amínósýra sem gegnir mikilvægu hlutverki í almennri heilsu og daglegri vellíðan.

Hver skammtur inniheldur 3 grömm af glýsíni, nauðsynlegum byggingarefni fyrir próteinmyndun og stoðkerfisheilbrigði. Líkaminn framleiðir glýsín sjálfur, en á tímum streitu, öldrunar eða lítillar próteinneyslu getur viðbót hjálpað til við að styðja við eðlilegt magn.

Hvers vegna glýsín skiptir máli
Glýsín tekur þátt í mörgum mikilvægum líffræðilegum ferlum. Það styður við heilsu vöðva og stoðvefja og er lykilþáttur í bandvef sem finnst víðs vegar um líkamann, þar á meðal í hjarta, beinum, húð, sinum og vöðvum og getur þannig stutt við eðlilega vefjaviðgerð og endurnýjun.

Glýsín stuðlar einnig að myndun súrefnisflytjandi próteina og hjálpar líkamanum að taka upp fitu og fituleysanleg vítamín (A, D, E og K). Að auki er glýsín nauðsynlegt fyrir myndun glútatíons, aðal andoxunarefnis líkamans, sem styður við oxunarjafnvægi, frumustarfsemi og orkuframleiðslu.

Stuðningur fyrir allan líkamann

  • Styður við afeitrunarferla og heilsu lifrar

  • Stuðlar að öflugri andoxunarvörn og heilbrigðri frumustarfsemi

  • Getur stuðlað að betri svefngæðum þegar það er tekið fyrir svefn, án þess að valda syfju yfir daginn

  • Getur stutt minni, jafnvægi í skapi og heilbrigð streituviðbrögð

Tilvalið fyrir þá sem vilja styðja við svefn, endurheimt, afeitrun og almenna heilsu á hreinan

ÍTARLEGRI UPPLÝSINGAR

Takið 3 grömm (u.þ.b. ein skeið) með vatni eða öðrum drykk daglega, eða samkvæmt leiðbeiningum heilbrigðisstarfsmanns.

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