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Vitalco D-Immune 50 Ug 90 Tablets supports immunity and promotes the assimilation of vitamin D.
Vitamin D is synthesized by the body under the action of the sun's rays, many people are deficient due to a lack of sunlight , few foods rich in Vitamin D. Vitamin D is essential for immunity also to bone mineralization , since it promotes calcium absorption , and muscle tone.
Vitamin D is a fat soluble vitamin. D-immune New Nordic is formulated with sea buckthorn berry oil to better assimilate Vitamin D for enhanced efficiency.
By improving the assimilation of calcium, Vitamin D allows muscles to function normally.
D-immune offers 50µg of Vitamin D , ie 1000% of the Recommended Nutritional Values . One tablet per day is sufficient to guarantee the recommended daily amount of Vitamin D.
Take one mini-tablet per day at mealtime with a glass of water. Can be taken continuously throughout the year.
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* NRVs: Nutritional Reference Values
What are the side effects and contraindications?
Internal use. Respect the dosage. Store in a clean, dry place away from heat, humidity and light. Always keep out of the reach of children. Pregnant and breastfeeding women seek advice from a healthcare professional. A food supplement is not a medicine, it cannot replace a varied and balanced diet as well as a healthy lifestyle. If you are taking any medication, especially anticoagulants, seek the advice of your doctor.
Presentation - Packaging
D-Immune 50 Ug Vitalco comes in the form of a box of 90 tablets.
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