Quintesens Huile santé future maman – 500ml
Au goût subtil, cette huile bio remplace votre huile habituelle dans vos salades, plats au four et cuisson douce. Conçue, fabriquée et conditionnée en France, les huiles qui composent cette huile bio sont toutes issues de l’agriculture biologique et sont pressées à froid.
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Conçue par des nutritionnistes et naturopathes, l'huile future maman est composée de 6 huiles bio réputées pour leurs bienfaits sur l'organisme et couvre 64% des besoins de la femme enceinte en DHA, acide gras essentiel au bon développement du cerveau, du coeur et de la rétine du foetus.
Au goût subtil, cette huile bio remplace votre huile habituelle dans vos salades, plats au four et cuisson douce. Conçue, fabriquée et conditionnée en France, les huiles qui composent cette huile bio sont toutes issues de l'agriculture biologique et sont pressées à froid.
Une composition à base de 6 huiles sélectionnées pour leurs qualités nutritives :
- de l'huile de bourrache bio : pour l'élasticité de la peau
- de l'huile marine (huile naturelle extraite de la microalgue Schizochytrium) : qui garanti un apport en DHA, bénéfique au cerveau
- de l'huile de lin vierge bio : riche en Oméga 3
- de l'huile d'olive vierge extra bio : appréciée pour son goût
- de l'huile de tournesol oléique bio : riche en Oméga 9
- de l'huile de colza vierge bio : pour un apport équilibré en Oméga 3 et 6
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