Immunity Assist Total

Confezione da 70 capsule

Integratore alimentare di Cordyceps sinensis micelio,  Betaglucani estratti dai funghi ed estratto di Thè verde.

Polisaccaridi  >30% 

Betaglucani 1,3 – 1,6  >15%

Ricco in polisaccaridi immunomodulanti estratti da varie specie di funghi alimentari, Immunity-assist total risulta utile per sostenere e modulare il sistema immunitario di adulti e bambini. Grazie alla presenza di Epigallocatechin gallato (EGCG), una componente polifenolica con azione antiossidante, Immunity-assist total può essere utilizzato per favorire le naturali difese dell’organismo e soprattutto per supportare l’organismo in caso di infezioni, rivelandosi utile in qualsiasi situazione in cui il sistema immunitario sia in qualche modo indebolito.

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Una capsula 2 volte al giorno lontano dai pasti, con abbondante acqua.

conservare in luogo fresco e asciutto.

Reperibile in tutte le farmacie

presentando il codice EAN

Immunity assist total 70 cps

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