Micotherapy Gastro
Micotherapy GASTRO è un integratore che sfrutta la sinergia di Hericium erinaceus estratto secco e fungo intero, di origine biologica, con estratto di Pistacia lentiscus e di Glycirriza glabra, appositamente studiato per favorire il recupero della normale fuonzionalità gastrica in caso di gastrite e reflusso, difficoltà digestive, infiammazione della mucosa gastrica, dispepsie e pirosi
Formato
90 capsule
Mdo d'uso
2 capsule 2 volte al giorno, prima dei pasti principali
Proprietà
Micotherapy GASTRO è un integratore che grazie all’azione di Hericium erinaceus, tradizionalmente utilizzato come cicatrizzante, favorisce la riduzione dell’infiammazione gastrica, proteggendo lo stomaco dall’azione di sostanze irritative che causano pirosi. L'estratto di G. glabra grazie alle saponine e alla glicirrizina, favorisce il controllo di dolori spasmodici caratteristici della gastrite cronica e la produzione di muco protettivo nello stomaco. L’estratto di P. lentiscus, o mastice di Chios, plus del prodotto, favorisce la riduzione dell’infiammazione, controllando l’eccesso di Ossido nitrico e di citochine infiammatorie, come IL-6 e TNF-α, velocizzando la fase di recupero e il recupero delle normali funzioni digestive
Effetti principali
Utile per l’apparato digerente, favorisce i processi digestivi Contasta l’eccessiva acidità gastrica e il reflusso gastroesofageo
Informazioni nutrizionali
| Componenti |
Per dosaggio giornaliero |
|---|---|
| Hericium erinaceus sporophorum | 800 mg |
| Pistacia lentiscus estr. secco | 520 mg |
| Liquirizia DGL estr. secco | 450 mg |
| Apporto max acido glicirrizico | 9 mg |
| Hericium erinaceus estr. secco | 200 mg |
| Apporto in polisaccaridi | 100 mg |
Reperibilità prodotto
Codice parafarmaco: A923579231
Inserito nel registro degli integratori n°: codice 62494
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