Micotherapy BM (Body Mind)

Confezione da 60 capsule

Integratore alimentare a base di Reishi da agricoltura biologica (IT BIO 006), estratti di piante e vitamine del gruppo B in forma naturale. Grazie alla sinergia dei suoi componenti Micotherapy BM svolge un’azione calmante, attenuando in modo naturale gli stati d’ansia, aiuta a migliorare la qualità del sonno e la capacità di gestire lo stress psicofisico, contribuendo a fornire una maggiore lucidità mentale

Chiamato anche “fungo dei mille anni” o “fungo dell’immortalità perché si ritiene favorisca la longevità il Reishi è considerato tradizionalmente un rimedio in grado di ripristinare l’equilibrio dell’organismo migliorando la resistenza alle malattie. Inoltre agisce sul sistema nervoso e sul rilascio di endorfine endogene svolgendo una naturale azione calmante, migliora la qualità del sonno e la capacità di recupero dell’organismo.

L’estratto secco di Iperico favorisce il rilassamento e il benessere mentale, contribuendo al normale tono dell’umore, viene comunemente utilizzato in situazioni di depressione lieve o moderata, accompagnata da ansia, stanchezza, perdita dell’appetito e alterazioni del sonno.

La Passiflora presenta azione calmante e sedativa sul sistema nervoso centrale, con effetti importanti in situazioni di stress, nervosismo e insonnia e la Centella svolge un’azione antinfiammatoria e aumenta l’ossigenazione cerebrale migliorando la lucidità mentale, la concentrazione e i ritmi del sonno. Completa la fomulazione un complesso di vitamine del gruppo B in forma naturale e altamente biodisponibile, importanti nel mantenimento dell’equilibrio e nella protezione del sistema nervoso, sia dal punto di vista strutturale che funzionale.

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2-4 capsule al giorno preferibilmente lontano dai pasti.

conservare in luogo fresco e asciutto.

Reperibile in tutte le farmacie

presentando il codice EAN

MIcotherapy BM 60 cps

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