Insudiet cereal and seed bread 14 sachets of 48g, rich in proteins, fatty acids, omega 3 and fiber
Rich in protein: helps maintain muscle mass
Rich in omega 3: natural anti inflammatory and helps maintain normal cholesterol
Insudiet special bread with cereals and seeds allows to eat bread while continuing a process of rebalancing food.
4 slices of bread = 1 serving
Water, vegetable proteins (wheat protein (gluten), pea protein), oilseeds 15% (brown and golden flax seeds, sunflower seeds, sesame seeds), whole rye flour, soybean meal, soybean meal , Wheat bran, yeast, oat fiber, salt, acidity corrector: sodium diacetate, whey protein powder (milk) concentrate.
*% VNR: Nutritional Reference Values
**% AET: Total Energy Inputs
The analytical values provided are based on the information available to date. Refer to the package.
Keep bread in a cool, dry environment.
Before opening, at room temperature.
To consume 1 or 2 days after opening
Recommendations:
To consume as part of a varied and balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle.
Drink 1.5 to 2 liters of water per day.
Net weight: 672 g (14 X 48 g) - 2 slices of cereal bread per 48 g sachet. 2 sachets = 1 serving (4 slices)
These rolls are interesting because of the presence in quantity of oilseeds which will bring the fatty acids essential to the proper functioning of our organism.
To be tasted with a net of virgin olive oil in the morning for an intake of omega 9 which helps to protect against cardiovascular diseases by lowering blood cholesterol or at the time of the aperitif by rubbing Garlic, general stimulant of the body with a net of olive oil or for the most greedy by rubbing the pulp of a tomato, enough to have fun while doing good to his body!
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