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JOLLY MAMA GRANOLA PRE NATAL 300G
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- Granola salé idéal grossesse pour un snack malin ou sur salade et soupe
- A consommer en snack, sur des salades ou des soupes
- Riche en fibres et magnésium, source de folates et iode
- 100% bio, sans sel ajouté et sans gluten
- Herbes de provence, tomates séchées et noix de cajou
200.00 DHS
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Faire le plein d’iode pour la grossesse
Les hormones thyroïdiennes maternelles et fœtales dépendent des apports en iode et régulent les processus clés du développement du cerveau et du système nerveux du fœtus. Pendant la grossesse on observe une augmentation des besoins en iode (par exemple, la production d’hormones thyroïdiennes augmente de 50 % au début de la grossesse).
Faire le plein d’iode pour l’allaitement
Le taux lacté d’iode varie en fonction des apports maternels. Un apport suffisant et constant en iode est nécessaire pour s’assurer de subvenir aux besoins de votre bébé car la petite réserve d’iode de la thyroïde néonatale se renouvelle très rapidement et est très sensible aux variations de l’apport alimentaire en iode.
Liste complète des ingrédients: Sarrasin (52%)*, Amandes entières*, Purée d’amandes complètes*, Noix de cajou*, Tomates séchées (5%)*, Graines de chia*, Graines de courge*, Graines de lin brunes*, Huile d’olive*, Herbes de provence (0.5%)*, Kombu royal (Saccharina latissima)*
*ingrédients d’origine biologique
Fabriqué dans un atelier qui utilise des fruits à coque, des arachides et de la moutarde.
Conseils d’utilisation:
A déguster sur vos salades, vos légumes rôtis ou vos soupes.
Le tableau nutritionnel est pour 100g:
**AR : apport de référence pour un adulte type (8400 KJ / 2000 kcal)
Online Sports Nutrition and Natural Dietetics.
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