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Collagène Multiple en Gélules, Acide Hyaluronique et Vitamine C Tout-en-Un
Collagène hydrolysé, vitamine C et acide hyaluronique./p>
5 types de collagène, sans produits laitiers ni gluten ou glucides
Collagène Multiple en Gélules, Acide Hyaluronique et Vitamine C Tout-en-Un
Collagène de types 1 et 3
Collagène type 2
Collagène de types 1, 5 et 10
100 mg
60 mg
5 types de collagène tout-en-un
Peptides de multi-collagène avec acide hyaluronique et vitamine C sous forme de gélules. 5 types de collagène protéine hydrolysé I, II, III, V et X issu de bovins nourris à l'herbe dans une solution tout-en-un.*
Collagène de types 1 et 3
Collagène type 2
Collagène de types 1, 5 et 10
100 mg
60 mg
5 types de collagène tout-en-un
Peptides de multi-collagène avec acide hyaluronique et vitamine C sous forme de gélules. 5 types de collagène protéine hydrolysé I, II, III, V et X issu de bovins nourris à l'herbe dans une solution tout-en-un.*
Ingrédients médicinaux (par capsule) : Collagène hydrolysé (Peau/cuir de bovin) 490 mg, Collagène hydrolysé, Poulet (Poulet - cartilage) 37 mg, Gallus gallus, Poulet (Gallus gallus – membrane de coquille d’œuf) 5.3 mg, Acide hyaluronique (Gallus gallus - crête) 33 mg, Acide L-ascorbique, Vitamine C (Acide ascorbique) 20 mg. Ingrédients non médicinaux : Capsule à base de méthylcellulose.
Profil d'acides aminés (moyenne en milligrammes par portion) : Alanine 139 mg, Arginine 118 mg, Acide aspartique 89 mg, Acide glutamique 157 mg, Glycine 374 mg, Histidine 12 mg, Hydroxylysine 14 mg, Hydroxyproline 182 mg, Isoleucine 24 mg, Leucine 46 mg, Lysine 57 mg, Méthionine 14 mg, Phénylalanine 30 mg, Proline 217 mg, Sérine 52 mg, Thréonine 28 mg, Tyrosine 8 mg, Valine 35 mg. Contient huit des neuf acides aminés essentiels. Ne contient pas d'acide aminé essentiel Tryptophane. Milligrammes moyens par portion d'origine naturelle ; les valeurs absolues peuvent varier.
Recommandé aux adultes. Prendre 3 gélules par jour, au minimum une heure avant ou après la prise d’autres médicaments ou produits de santé naturels.
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Organic Chicken Bone Broth
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Egg Shell Membrane Collagen
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Hyaluronic Acid
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Vitamin C
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