CIGNON SHOTS Maisto papildas N20RAIŠČIAMSSAUSGYSLĖMSFASCIJOMSRaiščiai, sausgyslės, fascijos yra judėjimui būtini jungiamojo audinio dariniai:
raiščiai lyg virvės suriša sąnariuose esančius kaulų galus ir garantuoja judesio tikslumą;
sausgyslėmis raumenys jungiasi prie kaulų. Joms susitraukiant pritraukiami kaulai ir taip įvyksta judesys;
ascijos lyg tinklas apsupa ir sujungia kaulus, raumenis, sąnarius, raiščius, sausgysles į visumą, padeda raumenims sąveikauti tarpusavyje atliekant judesius.
| 10 ml | RMV* | |
Mukopolisacharidai:
| 415 mg25 mg | - |
Dažinių ciberžolių šaknų skystasis ekstraktas, kuriame
| 100 mg5 mg | - |
| Hidrolizuotas kolagenas | 80 mg | - |
| Cinkas | 1,5 mg | 15 % |
| Varis | 0,15 mg | 15 % |
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