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PILEJE Hepatobiane 28 CPS of rosemary, turmeric and black pepper
The dietary supplement Pileje Hepatobiane promotes good liver and biliary operation.
Based rosemary, turmeric and pepper, these assets contribute to the detoxification of the liver and promotes digestion. Rosemary is also interesting for its antioxidant role.
If you feel heavy and sleepy after meals, this is probably due to a slowdown in digestive functions, including the liver and gallbladder, both guarantors of good digestion.
Laboratories PILEJE specialists dietary supplements have developed for you Hepatobiane whose assets will stimulate the functioning of the liver and gallbladder. Thus they improve the function of removing toxins and other wastes from the body.
Hepatobiane of PILEGE contains natural plant extracts:
Rosemary (including carnosiques derivatives) which acts by neutralizing free radicals in the liver, thus ensuring its integrity.
Turmeric (including curcuminoids) that will boost the role of liver detoxification.
Black Pepper (including piperine) which will allow better absorption of turmeric and therefore strengthen its effectiveness.
Food Supplement Hepatobiane is ideal to promote your digestion.
During the main meal, eat 1-2 tablets daily with a full glass of water. We recommend to undertake a course of 15 to 30 days for optimum efficiency.
Curcuma Curcuma Longa Extract (Roots) (Embedding Agent: Methyl) Agents Charge: Microcrystalline Cellulose, Croscarmellose Sodium and tricalcium phosphate, Rosemary Extract Rosmarinus officinalis (leaves) (Support: Potato Maltodextrin), Anti- Binders: Mono-Di-Tri glyceride Behenate and Magnesium Stearate, Agent Coating: Hypromellose, Caprylic Triglyceride and Polydextrose, Black Pepper Extract Piper Nigrum (Fruit).
A dietary supplement does not replace a varied, balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle. We also recommend at least a sporting activity 30 minutes daily to stay in shape.
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