Triple Action Cruciferous Vegetable Extract - 60 Vegetable capsules

Summary
Triple Action Cruciferous Vegetable Extract is an advanced plant-based dietary supplement developed to support healthy hormone balance, DNA protection and cell health. The formula combines extracts from broccoli, cabbage, wells, rosemary and apigenin - all known for its content of bioactive substances such as glucosinolates, isotiocyanates, karosol and flavonoids. This subsidy is specially formulated for those who want support for the body's detoxification processes and a natural regulation of estrogen metabolism. The product is free of GMO, gluten and animal ingredients, and is suitable for vegetarians.

Health benefits

• Contributes to normal hormone balance through plant extracts such as i3c (indol-3-carbinol) and dim (diindolylmetan)

• Supports the body's DNA and cell function with powerful plant flavonoids such as apigenin and broccoli extract

• Can support The liver's detoxification processes and help to reduce the action of xeno essrogens

• Can contribute to the maintenance of fresh cell functions and natural antioxidative protection

Technical specifications

• Recommended daily dose: 1 capsule daily, or as recommended by health care provider

• Content per capsule:

  • Broccoli super concentrate (seed and plant): 400 mg

  • Indol-3-Carbinol (i3c): 80 mg

  • Wells 4: 1 extract (whole herb): 50 mg

  • Rosemary extract (leaf, standardized to 20 % diterpener): 50 mg

  • Cat CLOEPT (BARK): 50 mg

  • Apigenin (Flavonoid): 25 mg

  • Cabbage extract (leaf): 25 mg

  • Diindolylmethane (dim): 14 mg

• Other ingredients: Vegetable capsule (cellulose), maltodekstrin, vegetable stearat, silica

• Product Type: Supplements

• Free from: GMO, gluten, animal ingredients

• Number of capsules per box: 60 capsules

Reservation
Allowed used for adults. All use of grants takes place at your own responsibility and should be done in consultation with a doctor.
Recommended daily dose should not be exceeded.
The effect of this product may vary from person to person.
Supplements should not replace a varied diet.
Should be kept out of reach of children.
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