GPH Ail bulbe 200 gelules
Poudre d Ail bulbe issu de l agriculture biologique en gélules dosées à 280 mg.
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Poudre d Ail bulbe issu de l agriculture biologique en gélules dosées à 280 mg.
Apparu il y a plus de 6000 ans à l Est de la Mer Caspienne, l Ail du nom latin Allium sativum, plante bulbeuse, est cultivé en France depuis fort longtemps.Ail bulbe Bio 280mg 200 gélules végétales GPH Diffusion contient 280 mg de bulbe d ail bio par gélule, ce qui est un fort dosage.
QUANTITÉ
200 gélules
UTILISATIONS
2 à 3 gélules par jour avec un grand verre d eau au cours des repas et dans le cadre d une alimentation équilibrée.
INGRÉDIENTS
- Poudre d Ail bulbe* 280 mg- Enveloppe (cellulose) 75 mg*issu de l agriculture biologique
PRÉCAUTIONS
Tenir hors de portée des enfants . Ne pas dépasser la dose journalière recommandée
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