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JOLLY MAMA HAPPY POSTPARTUM 20 AMPOULES NUTISHOTS POSTPARTUM
Offrez à votre corps un postpartum apaisé avec JOLLY MAMA Happy Postpartum. Formulé pour répondre aux besoins spécifiques des femmes après l’accouchement, ce complément alimentaire innovant combine des ingrédients naturels aux effets scientifiquement prouvés pour vous aider à traverser cette période en toute sérénité.
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Description
Grâce à l’extrait de gingembre (500 mg par ampoule), Happy Postpartum aide à réduire l’intensité des douleurs liées aux lochies et aux tranchées. Il agit également pour diminuer la durée et l’abondance des saignements, vous permettant de récupérer plus rapidement.
Cicatrisation optimale
Enrichi en vitamine C liposomale PureWay-C® (100 % des apports journaliers recommandés), ce Nutishot stimule la synthèse de collagène pour favoriser la réparation des tissus et améliorer l’absorption du fer, essentiel après une perte de sang significative.
Soutien émotionnel et humeur positive
L’extrait de stigmates de safran (30 mg) favorise un équilibre émotionnel durable et aide à maintenir une humeur stable. Compatible avec l’allaitement, il réduit la sévérité des états dépressifs légers à modérés, pour un postpartum plus apaisé.
Composition
Eau osmosée, extrait de rhizome de gingembre (Zingiber officinale) 500 mg, jus de pomme (Malus domestica), vitamine C (PureWay-C®) 80 mg, arôme naturel de pomme, extrait de stigmates de safran (Crocus sativus) 30 mg.
Conseils d’utilisation
Diluez une ampoule dans 150 ml d’eau ou de jus
À consommer le matin à jeun, pour une absorption optimale.
Pour les lochies : prenez 1 ampoule par jour dès la naissance, pendant une semaine ou plus selon vos besoins.
Pour le retour de couches : poursuivez durant les saignements et tant que vous ressentez des douleurs.
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