Order SILAGIC Silicium Buvable Bambou bio from our online organic pharmacy at the best price.
This drinkable dietary supplement fromorganic farming guarantees a natural supply of Silicium thanks to its unique active ingredient: Bamboo. Its organic silicon formula is reinforced by the presence of bamboo. Native to India, bamboo is a reed that can grow up to 10 meters high. Bamboo is extremely rich in silicon, containing almost 75%.
Silicon is a trace element naturally present in our bones and cartilage. It stimulates collagen synthesis and facilitates cartilage reconstitution. Silicon supplementation is particularly recommended for joint disorders such as arthritis, osteoarthritis and tendonitis.
Silicon plays 4 major roles in the body:
What are the results of daily use of Silagic Silicium Buvable Bambou bio?
Silicon is an essential element in the care and maintenance of collagen-rich tissues such as skin, hair and nails. As a structural component of collagen, silicon contributes to the strength and elasticity of these tissues. By incorporating Silagic Silicium Buvable Bambou Bio into your routine, you can promote the maintenance and health of your connective tissues, which can translate into firmer skin, stronger hair and more resistant nails.
Silicon is also involved in calcification processes, promoting bone health and strength. By facilitating the deposition of minerals such as calcium and phosphorus in the bones, silicon helps to strengthen bone structure and prevent the risk of bone fragility. By incorporating Silagic Silicium Buvable Bambou Bio into your diet, you can support bone health and promote bone development and strength.
Stimulating bone mineralization is another important function of silicon. By promoting the deposition of essential minerals in the bone structure, silicon strengthens bone structure and improves its resistance. Even when calcium intake is low, silicon can play a crucial role in maintaining bone health by ensuring optimal mineralization. With Silagic Silicium Buvable Bambou Bio, you support the mineralization of your bones for a strong, long-lasting bone structure.
Silicon is present in the connective tissues surrounding bones, providing extra protection and resistance against external aggression. By strengthening these tissues, silicon helps protect bones and joint structures against damage and injury. By incorporating Silagic Silicium Buvable Bambou Bio into your routine, you help maintain the integrity and health of your connective tissues, offering essential protection to your musculoskeletal system.
We also offer Silagic Silicium tablets at the best price in our online pharmacy.
Shake well before use. Take 2 x 25 ml cups a day, preferably before meals.
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Precautions for use
Not recommended for people allergic to salicylates, people on anticoagulant therapy, pregnant or breast-feeding women, children and adolescents.
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Presentation of Silagic Silicium Buvable Bambou bio
Silagic Silicium Buvable solution comes in a 1 l bottle.
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For greater effectiveness, always combine silicon with calcium. Calcium is an essential mineral for our bodies. Most of it is found in our bones. Calcium acts as a real acid buffer. It helps maintain the body's acid-base balance. That's why it's so important to provide your body with calcium, especially for joint and muscle disorders.
Calcium is found naturally in: green vegetables (nettles, watercress, cabbage, etc.), spirulina, lithothamnion, dried fruit, oilseeds and legumes.
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