Aloha Cordyceps

Confezione da 30 e 90 capsule

Integratore alimentare a base di Cordiceps sinensis,  in Medicina Tradizionale Cinese è considerato un potente tonico dei reni, sede della nostra energia vitale.

Polisaccaridi  >30% 

Betaglucani 1,3 – 1,6  >15%

Il Cordyceps è sempre stato considerato uno dei rimedi più potenti messi a disposizione dalla natura. In medicina Tradizionale Cinese era utilizzato come supporto del sistema immunitario e per il recupero di situazioni di convalescenza anche da malattie molto debilitanti.

Attualmente è considerato un rimedio antiaging, tonico adattogeno, in grado di migliorare l’utilizzo e la produzione di energia cellulare, inoltre favorisce il metabolismo cellulare aerobico, conferendo all’organismo maggiore resistenza.

Il Cordyceps Sinensis contiene proteine, peptidi e tutti gli aminoacidi essenziali, polisaccaridi e glicoproteine con azione immunomodulante, steroli, tra cui ergosterolo (precursore della vitamina D), analoghi dei nucleosidi, acidi grassi polinsaturi, vitamine, tra cui la B1, B2, B12, E e K e numerosi minerali. Da numerosi studi clinici è stato osservato che il Cordyceps migliora la funzionalità epatica (attivazione delle cellule di Kupfer), regolarizza i livelli di enzimi epatici ed il profilo lipidico

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una capsula 2-3 volte al giorno lontano dai pasti, con abbondante acqua. 

Si consiglia la contemporanea assunzione di vitamina C, che favorisce l’assorbimento enterico dei polisaccaridi

conservare in luogo fresco e asciutto.

Reperibile in tutte le farmacie

presentando il codice EAN

Aloha cordyceps 30 cps

Aloha cordyceps 90 cps

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