GOLD COLLAGEN DEFENCE

Descrizione
Integratore alimentare con una formulazione unica di 17 ingredienti attivi. Èspecialmente formulato per aiutare la pelle a combattere i radicali liberi per prevenirela riduzione del collagene e mantenere la pelle, unghie e capelli sani.

Ingredienti
Vitamina C (acido L-ascorbico), glucosamina cloridrato (glucosamina HCl), estratto seccodi tè verde (40% EGCG, Camellia sinensis (L.) Kuntze), vitamina E(alfa-tocoferolo), vitamina B3 (niacina), gluconato di zinco, ialuronato di sodio,coenzima Q10 (ubidecarenone), beta-carotene, vitamina B6 (piridossina cloridrato),vitamina A (retinil acetato), gluconato di rame, estratto di pepe nero (95% piperine -Piper nigrum L.), luteina, astaxantina (soia), L-selenio metionina,vitamina H (biotina); agenti di carica: cellulosa microcristallina, calcio fosfato;antiagglomeranti: magnesio stearato vegetale, biossido di silicio; stabilizzante:carbossimetilcellulosa sodica reticolata; agenti di rivestimento:idrossipropilmetilcellulosa, cellulosa microcristallina, acido stearico; colorantialimentari: E171, E101, E172.2.

Senza glutine e lattosio.
Adatto a vegetariani e vegani.
Non contiene conservanti, zuccheri e dolcificanti artificiali.

Caratteristiche nutrizionali
20 mg63%100%-100%--127%

Valori medi	Per singolo flacone (50ml)	VNR*
Vitamina C	80mg	100%
Glucosamina	30mg	-
Estratto di tè verde	-
Vitamina E(alfa-tocoferolo)	10 mg	83%
Vitamina B3 (niacina)	10 mg
Zinco	10 mg
Acido ialuronico	5 mg
Coenzima Q10 (ubidecarenone)	3mg	-
Beta-carotene	2mg	-
Vitamina B6	1,5mg	107%
Vitamina A (RE)	1mg	125%
Rame	1 mg
Estratto di pepe nero	1mg	-
Luteina	0,5 mg
Astaxantina	0,5 mg
Selenio	0,07 mg
Vitamina H (biotina)	0,05mg	100%

*VNR: valori nutritivi di riferimento

Modalità d'uso
Si consiglia di assumere una compressa al giorno a stomaco pieno o secondo indicazionedel medico per almeno un mese, preferibilmente per un periodo più lungo perottenere risultati più duraturi.

Avvertenze
Non superare la dose giornaliera raccomandata. Tenere fuori dalla portata dei bambini aldi sotto dei 3 anni di età. Gli integratori non vanno intesi come sostituti di unadieta variata. Consultare il medico curante prima di assumere il prodotto in caso sistiano assumendo già altri integratori alimentari o in caso di allergiealimentari, di assunzione di farmaci o se sottoposti a cure mediche. Consultare il medicose si osserva una reazione indesiderata. Consultare il medico in caso di stato digravidanza o allattamento prima di assumere Gold Collagen Defence.

Conservazione
Conservare ad una temperatura inferiore a 30°C, lontano dalla luce diretta del sole edal calore e proteggere dall'umidità. La data di scadenza si riferisce al prodottoconservato correttamente con la confezione integra.
Validità a confezionamento integro: 24 mesi

Formato
Confezione da 30 compresse

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