antistress gum 16 chewing-gum

antiStress
   chewing
      GUM

Complemento alimentare utile per il rilassamento in caso di stress, a base di camomilla, lavanda, biancospino e tiglio con edulcoranti.
Indicato come coadiuvante in situazioni di stress.
Non apporta sonnolenza, è pratico e gustoso.
      Camomilla e Biancospino
Donano un'azione positiva sul benessere mentale.
      Lavanda e Tiglio
Dall'azione rilassante.

Ingredienti
Camomilla; lavanda; biancospino; tiglio.

Modalità d'uso
2-4 chewing-gum durante la giornata, da masticare per 15-20 minuti, per favorire un miglior assorbimento.

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
Flacone da 16 chewing-gum.

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