Body Balance es una fuente inagotable de nutrición líquida hecha de alimentos integrales. El aloe solo contiene más de 75 nutrientes y 200 compuestos activos, incluidas 12 vitaminas, 20 minerales y 18 aminoácidos. Combinado con SeaNine™, nuestra mezcla patentada de nueve variedades seleccionadas de vegetales marinos ricos en nutrientes, Body Balance está absolutamente repleto de nutrición integral única. SeaNine proporciona un amplio espectro de oligoelementos y fitonutrientes que son más frecuentemente deficientes en las dietas basadas en la tierra.
Lista completa de ingredientes:
Jugo de aloe vera (hoja interna), miel, mezcla de vegetales marinos SeaNine™ (Fucus vesiculosus [también llamado fucus o fucus], Chondrus crispus [también llamado musgo irlandés o carragenina], Ascophyllum nodosum [un alga marina grande, marrón y con vejiga] , Laminaria digitata [también llamada Oarweed], Porphyra yezoensis [también llamada Nori], Palmaria palmate [también llamada Dulse, hojuelas de lechuga de mar, lechuga de mar roja, creathnach o dillisk/dilsk red dulse], Ulva lactuca [también llamada lechuga de mar verde ], Alaria esculenta [también llamada algas marinas, dabberlock o badderlocks], Gigartina chamissoi [un alga roja y frondosa]), sabor a cereza negra natural, ácido cítrico, benzoato de potasio, sorbato de potasio (para conservar la frescura) y extracto de stevia purificado (hoja)
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