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Cranberry Pure Encapsulation 60 caps in our organic pharmacy, is a food supplement intended for female comfort. Give your opinion on advice on use and dosage with our partner Avis checked after your purchase.
This food supplement formulated with canberry is intended for female comfort .
Cranberries have been used traditionally for centuries in North America, especially by women. CranMax® is a natural and pure cranberry concentrate that is obtained using BioSchield® technology.
Cranberries have been appreciated in North America for centuries for their precious ingredients. Fruits are rich in flavonoids, especially anthocyanins. CranMax® provides the complete cranberry matrix - from juice to pulp, skin and seeds. Thus, the natural composition of the fruit can be fully exploited. CranMax® is produced using the so-called Bio-Shield® technology. This unique patented process protects the ingredients with a fiber matrix and ensures optimal bioavailability. Cranberry from Pure Encapsulations® contains 500 mg of fruit extract per capsule - this corresponds to a content of up to 100 mg of anthocyanins per daily serving.
Take 1 capsule daily between meals.
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The food supplement Pure Encapsulation comes in the form of a box of 60 capsules.
Urinary problems are common, especially in the summer if you don't get enough hydration. Dietary supplements, many of which are cranberry-based, help prevent or relieve them.
Cranberry or Cranberry is a small red berry with a tangy taste found in many dietary supplements intended for urinary comfort. Cranberries are rich in vitamins C (antioxidant) as well as proanthocyanidin, a compound that acts against the bacteria responsible for urinary tract infections (cystitis ...).
First used by the Amerindians of North America for food and therapeutic purposes (to disinfect the urinary tract), the cranberry was then discovered by Europeans, who first used it on board ships that crossed the Atlantic to fight against scurvy , due to its high vitamin C content . A little history As early as the middle of the 19th century, German doctors helped spread their medicinal use around…
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