Micotherapy Shiitake

Micotherapy Shiitake è un integratore che contiene il fungo Shiitake in polvere, di origine biologica, un rimedio tradizionalmente utilizzato per potenziare la risposta immunitaria attraverso l’azione sul microbiota intestinale e per il mantenimento della salute e del benessere psicofisico

Formato

90 capsule

Mdo d'uso

3 capsule al giorno preferibilmente lontano dai pasti

Proprietà

Micotherapy Shiitake è un integratore con azione prebiotica, ricco in molecole bioattive, micro e macronutrienti, minerali, aminoacidi, vitamine, enzimi, fibre e metaboliti secondari favorisce l’equilibrio del microbiota intestinale e della bocca, rivelandosi utile in caso di placca dentale, gengiviti e parodontiti.  Contiene elevati livelli di polisaccaridi (betaglucani) tra cui il Lentinan, un betaglucano ramificato (β 1-3 β 1-6) che ha evidenziato importanti proprietà di immunomodulazione. Una sostanza particolarmente efficace contenuta nello Shiitake è l’eritadenina, considerata il componente bioattivo più importante responsabile dell’abbassamento dei livelli di colesterolo.

Effetti principali

  • Prebiotico del cavo orale, aiuta a prevenire afte, gengiviti e parodontiti.

  • Utile integrazione naturale di vitamina D

Informazioni nutrizionali

Componenti

Per dosaggio giornaliero

Shiitake sporophorum 1500 mg
Reperibilità prodotto

Codice parafarmaco: A925363905

Inserito nel registro degli integratori n°: codice 69251

Note:

ingredienti da agricoltura biologica (IT BIO 006) – Made in Europe

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