Ineldea Silibiol organic silicon 500ml in our organic pharmacy, helps preserve the body from aging.
Cellular protection and anti-aging, this dietary supplement helps preserve the body from aging. Organic silicon, a physiological element of blood and tissues, contributes to the assimilation of calcium, phosphorus and magnesium, and to the synthesis of vitamin D, which is also useful for calcium fixation.
Ineldea Silibiol Silicium 500 ml is a dietary supplement formulated with stabilized organic silicium and plant extracts. It helps neutralize the formation of free radicals, thus combating oxidative stress.
It combats all forms of ageing thanks to its antioxidant and anti-ageing actions.
Organic silicon is one of the essential elements of living matter.
Painful joint mobility and flexibility are among the signs of a lack of organic silicon, and often of poor calcium assimilation.
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Silicon helps improve the strength, flexibility and elasticity of muscles and tendons, as well as joint areas (bone and cartilage), by stimulating collagen and elastin synthesis.
What are the precautions for use?
purified water, choline-stabilized orthosilicic acid, glucose-fructose syrup; horsetail extract, bamboo exudate, goldenseal leaves, turmeric roots, willow bark, blackcurrant leaves and birch bark; flavoring, preservatives: potassium sorbate, acidity regulator: citric acid.
Average nutritional information per 1/2 tablespoon (30ml)
Choline-stabilized orthosilicic acid 2460 mg Horsetail extract 358 mg Bamboo exudate 50 mgBamboo young shoot extract 50 mgOrganic silicon 54.7 mgNettle extract 50 mgTurmeric root extract 50 mgWhite willow bark extract 50 mg Blackcurrant leaf extract 50 mgWhite birch bark extract 50 mg.
The concentration of silicon is higher, for example, than that of other essential elements such as iron or copper.
Presentation: Ineldea comes in a 500 ml bottle.
What are the recommendations for ageing well?
The older we get, the more fragile our basic balance becomes. To age well, it's important to maintain this balance and not give up activities that require the body's capacity to adapt.
It's important to take care of your health by respecting simple lifestyle rules. The aim is to age as serenely as possible.
To preserve your health and age well, you need to adopt a multi-faceted approach to prevention:
Eating is an essential part of life, and we now know that it is also a key factor in successful aging. Nutrition defines all the processes involved in the absorption and utilization of food, essential to the body's maintenance and energy needs.
As such, nutrition and health are inextricably linked at every age, but even more so as we age.
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