Supports sugar metabolism

• Coprinus (Coprinus comatus) sporophorum
• Gymnema dry extract (titrated at 75% in gymnemic acid)
• Banaba dry extract (titrated at 1% in corosolic acid)
• Rosa canina dry extract tit. vit. C (titrated 70% in Vit. C)
• Methylsulfonylmethane (MSM)
• Chromium picolinate
• anti-caking agents: micronized silica, vegetable magnesium stearate
• vegetable capsule (hydroxypropylmethylcellulose)

one capsule 3 times a day, one hour before meals

pack of 90 capsules

• Gluten Free
• NO GMOs
• Listed in the register of supplements: code 62495
• Paraf Code: A923582124
• EAN code: 8059173430697

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