Flavin 7 gold – 200 ml

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Opis

FLAVIN 7 GOLD tekući dodatak prehrani s koncentratom polifenola voća, 200ml

Flavin 7 Gold je vrlo snažan stabilizirani polifenolni koncentrat iz Europe (Mađarska) koji može pomoći mnogim pacijentima koji pate od kroničnih bolesti, iako svatko od nas može imati velike koristi od uvrštavanja bioflavonoida u svakodnevnu prehranu.

FLAVIN 7 je iznimno bogat, bezalkoholni izvor bioflavonoida, tih super antioksidansa.
U maksimalno iskoristivom tekućem obliku donosi bioflavonoide iz 7 vrsti voća: grožđa, kupina,
trnina, šljiva, divlje višnje, crnog ribiza, bazge.
Sve voće za proizvodnju Flavina 7 isključivo je organskog eko uzgoja.
Količina flavonoida u 1 čajnoj žličici Flavina 7 odgovara količini 3,5 kg svježeg voća.

Bioflavonoidi najveću blagodat pružaju upravo onim organima koji su najugroženiji od djelovanja toksina
i slobodnih radikala:
srce, krvožilni i probavni sustav. Čuvajući lipide i LDL kolesterol od oksidacije,
čuvaju fleksibilnost stijenki krvnih žila, vitalnost stanične membrane,
pomažu u sprečavanju nastanka krvnih ugrušaka (tromba), štite od ateroskleroze.
Odgovovoran za RH: Mondopharm Bartola Kašića 10, Zagreb
Sastojci: bazga (Sambucus nigra), šljiva (Prunus domestica), crveno grožđe (Vitis vinifera),
crni ribiz (Ribes nigrum), crveni ribiz (Ribes rubrum)višnja (Prunus cerasus), kupina (Rubus fruticosus)
Količina polifenola: 99,16 mg +-10%
Cijeli plodovi osim sjemena, molekularna separacija (proces filtracije)

Prosječne hranjive vrijednosti na 100 g/ml
Energetska vrijednost 170 kJ / 40.6 kcal
Masti 0.0 g
od kojih zasićene masne kiseline 0.0 g
Ugljikohidrati 18.2 g
od kojih šećeri 12.6 g
Bjelančevine 0.0 g
Sol 1.25 g

Zemlja podrijetla: Mađarska
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