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Purchase the SYNERGIA Laboratories D-Stress Booster 20 Sachets Food Supplement as a pharmacy to help you regain your vitality, cope with stress and help strengthen your intellectual performance .
D-Stress Booster is a dietary supplement containing a magnesium citrate . It naturally reduces stress and regains energy , thanks to concentrated anti - stress.
D-Stress Booster acts in 30 minutes by stopping the climbs of stress.
The formulation of D-Stress Booster is a true reference, number 1 on the stress market and has been the subject of an international patent. A single purchase contains 200 mg of magnesium , as well as taurine, arginine and B vitamins.
Stress situations have consequences for our entire body: in fact, it often causes fatigue and alters our intellectual abilities . SYNERGIA Laboratories, with their experience with the food supplement D-STRESS offer you a concentrated formula to take in 1 shot: D-STRESS BOOSTER sachets.
Daily, mix 1 sachet in a glass of water or fruit juice and preferably during a meal. If you have to deal with a sudden stress situation, take a bag: the improvement appears in the next 1/2 hour.
It is the synergy between the different components of D-Stress Booster that makes this magnesium a particularly effective supplement for an anti-stress action and to act on the nervous, cardiac and immune system.
The deficit of magnesium citrate almost always brings stress. A diet low in magnesium can quickly cause deficiency, especially during special diets or periods consuming magnesium (adolescence, pregnancy, growth etc.). As magnesium is involved in hundreds of biological reactions, a deficiency can quickly have many negative side effects (cramps, hyperemotivity, tingling, insomnia etc.).
In addition to its major role upstream of the metabolic effects of adrenal hormones, arginine helps to fix magnesium, and increase its role on oxidative stress. It then strengthens the body's immunity by stimulating the thymus, and thus regulating the production of white blood cells.
Often associated with energy drinks, taurine is associated with the twitch excitement while on the contrary it inhibits the nervous system Taurine helps regulate sleep and all the mechanisms of memory. It can prevent tremor due to stress or fatigue, but above all, like arginine, taurine helps to fix magnesium in cells, which reinforces its anti-stress action
Vitamin B1 ( thiamine ) is essential for the use of carbohydrates in food and therefore for the functioning of muscles (the heart, in particular). Vitamin B2 can have consequences on the sensitivity to light, or even cause neuropathy in case of deficiency. Vitamin B3, it, fights against fatigue, but a deficiency can cause deficiency and headaches. Stress causes deficiency of vitamin B5 , which causes insomnia, swarms and headaches. As for vitamin B6 , it is involved in the synthesis of neurotransmitters. If their formation is slowed down or disturbed, a drop in concentration or alertness may appear. Finally, deficiencies in vitamins B8 and B9 cause rapid fatigue, memory loss, appetite, excessive irritability and sleep disorders.
A recovery of these vitamins is therefore necessary to fight against stress or anxiety .
Ingredients : magnesium citrate, magnesium glycerophosphate, fructose, L-arginine, acidifiers: citric and malic acids, maltodextrin, natural peach flavor, taurine, anti-caking agent: vitamin B8 (1% biotin carrier: maltodextrin), vitamin PP or B3 (nicotinamide), vitamin B9 at 1% (support: maltodextrin), vitamin B5 (calcium, pantothenate), vitamin B1 (thiamine HCL), vitamin B2 (riboflavin), vitamin B6 (pyridoxine HCL), sweetener: sucralose.
Active ingredients for 1 sachet of D-Stress Booster: magnesium citrate: 1000 mg, magnesium glycerophosphate: 952 mg of which magnesium element 200 mg (53.33%), L-arginine: 400 mg, taurine: 80 mg, vitamin PP: 10 mg (63%), vitamin B5: 2 mg (33.4%), vitamin B1: 1.4 mg (128%), vitamin B2: 1 mg (72%), vitamin B6: 0.67 mg (48%) %), vitamin B8: 150 μg (300%), vitamin B9: 67 μg (33.5%).
Oral way. For adults and teenagers. Keep out of reach of children.
Respect the recommended dose. Keep away from moisture.
This product is not a substitute for a varied and balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle.
Box of 20 sachets, powder to be diluted in a glass of water or fruit juice, in a yoghurt or compote.
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