Descrizione

CARATTERISTICHE DEL PRODOTTO

La Baicaleina è un flavone naturale (un tipo di flavonoide) che si trova principalmente nelle radici della Scutellaria baicalensis Georgi. Il suo utilizzo è sia da ricercarsi nella Medicina Tradizionale Cinese(MTC) che nella Kampo Giapponese. I riferimenti e le indicazioni alla MTC non vogliono in nessun modo essere sostituti della medicina occidentale e di una dieta variata.

 

 

 

INGREDIENTI

• SCUTELLARIA BAICALENSIS GEORGI RADIX E.S. TIT. 98% IN BAICALEINA*

 

COME UTILIZZARE IL PRODOTTO

1 capsula al giorno a stomaco pieno.

 

DOSI GIORNALIERE

Scutellaria baicalensis radix  500mg

di cui baicaleina                    490mg

 

FORMATO

60 cps. da 500mg

* paese di origine R.P.China

BIBLIOGRAFIA

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