Descrizione:

Cistiprost Descrizione

processi ossidativi e infiammatori che interessano l’endotelio vascolare suggerendo che questi composti potrebbero ridurre l’angiogenesi.
Vitamina C
Svolge funzione di antiossidante, combatte le infezioni batteriche, favorisce l’utilizzo di energia a livello cellulare, promuove la sintesi della noradrenalina, favorisce la combustione dei grassi, neutralizza le sostanze tossiche favorendone l’eliminazione e protegge la membrana delle cellule dall’azione distruttiva dei radicali liberi.
Cistiprost, con un’azione combinata e sinergica dei suoi specifici componenti, coperti da brevetto, interviene sull’attività antiprostatica, antinfiammatoria, immunitaria, contro i radicali liberi e di supporto alla prevenzione antitumorale. Risulta essere coadiuvante anche verso stadi irritativi ed infiammatori della vescica.

Ingredienti
Una compressa contiene:
lapacho; licopene cristalli; cellulosa microcristallina; curcumina; cranberry; vitamina C.

Modalità d'uso
Assumere 1-2 compresse pro die, secondo parere medico, preferibilmente almeno un’ora prima dei pasti.

Avvertenze
Non superare la dose giornaliera raccomandata.
Tenere fuori dalla portata dei bambini al di sotto dei 3 anni di età.
Gli integratori non vanno intesi come sostituti di una dieta variata.
Per donne in gravidanza o in allattamento e bambini si raccomanda di sentire il parere del medico.

Formato
Confezione da 20 compresse.

Cod.EUPH0022.

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codice: 905950630