Petit-Chêne Appétit Sirop 125 ml helps your child regain a healthy appetite.
With Petit-Chêne Appétit Sirop, you'll never see your child sulking in front of his plate again. This syrup combines 4 plant extracts (Fenugreek, Angelica, Laurel and Gentian), and is recommended for naturally stimulating the appetite. Fenugreek helps facilitate digestion. With its 11,000 mg of active ingredients per day, Petit Chêne Appétit appeals to all palates thanks to its delicious natural Orange and Lemon taste.
Petit Chêne syrups are formulated withplant extracts and made in France, in the Monts du Lyonnais region. The choice of lemon zest andnatural & fruity flavors, combined with a low glycemic index thanks to agave syrup and grape sugar, make this a committed range, with simple and safe compositions, without superfluous and much appreciated by children.
Petit-Chêne Appétit syrup combines the benefits of four plant extracts renowned for their appetite-stimulating properties. Fenugreek, in particular, helps to facilitate digestion, promoting better assimilation of nutrients and a more regular appetite. Extracts of Angelica, Laurel and Gentian complete this formulation to provide optimal support for digestive function and promote a healthy, balanced appetite in children.
Petit-Chêne syrups are made in France, in the Monts du Lyonnais region, to strict quality and safety standards. The plant extracts used are rigorously selected for their efficacy and purity, guaranteeing a high-quality product. What's more, the syrup is made with lemon zest and natural, fruity flavors, giving it a delicious taste that children love.
The Petit-Chêne syrup range stands out for its simple, safe composition, with no superfluous or controversial ingredients. Appétit syrup is carefully formulated, avoiding unnecessary additives and favoring natural ingredients. In particular, it is sweetened with agave syrup and grape sugar, giving it a low glycemic index and making it suitable for regular, daily consumption.
When you choose Petit-Chêne Appétit syrup, you're choosing a product committed to the well-being of children. Its natural formulation and appetite-stimulating properties make it an invaluable ally in encouraging a healthy, balanced diet in the very young. Give your child the pleasure of eating with confidence with Petit-Chêne Appétit syrup.
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Take 10 ml from the measuring cap twice a day, preferably in the morning and evening.
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What are the side effects and contraindications?
Petit-Chêne Appétit Syrup is formulated with: water; aqueous extracts of: fenugreek*, angelica**, bay laurel**, gentian*; grape sugar; agave syrup; natural orange flavoring (0.8%); natural lemon flavoring (0.3%); thickener: lemon pectin; acidifier: citric acid; preservatives: potassium sorbate, sodium benzoate. *From France / **Not from France
Nutritional benefits
| For 1 daily dose of 20 mL | |
| Fenugreek extract | 9000 mg |
| Angelica extract | 1000 mg |
| Bay laurel extract | 1000 mg |
| Gentian extract | 30 mg |
Presentation - Packaging
Appétit Sirop Petit-Chêne comes in a 125 ml bottle. Sold at the best price in your online pharmacy.
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