PuroMan Act
Puroman® Act D-mannosio e Cranberry è il D-mannosio puro estratto da betulla pendula e arricchito con Myrliq® (estratto di mirra), Oximacro® (mirtillo ad alta titolazione di PAC-A) e Xilitolo.
Puroman® Act D-mannosio e Cranberry è il D-mannosio puro estratto da betulla pendula e arricchito con Myrliq® (estratto di mirra), Oximacro® (mirtillo ad alta titolazione di PAC-A) e Xilitolo.
Indicato in caso di cistite batterica acuta sostenuta da batteri provvisti sia di pili mannosio sensibili, sia di pili non sensibili al mannosio.
Utile in tutti i casi di infezione e infiammazione vescicale e come prevenzione in caso di fattori scatenanti (rapporti intimi, viaggi, diarrea, ecc).
Fase acuta: assumere 1 misurino raso (1g) ogni 3 ore (di notte solo se si urina), fino alla scomparsa dei sintomi.
Prevenzione: 1 misurino 3 volte al giorno in caso di fattori scatenanti.
Principio attivo | Quantitativo medio - 1g |
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D-mannosio puro Oximacro® (tit al 36% in PAC [25,2mg] di cui 21,67mg PAC-A) Myrliq® (di cui Furanodieni 2,86mg) Xylitolo |
800mg 70mg 70mg 60mg |
Non superare le dosi indicate. L’efficacia del prodotto può essere ridotta in caso di malassorbimento intestinale (morbo di Chron, celiaca, gastroenteriti). Può essere assunto in caso di diabete mellito e in età pediatrica. Gli integratori non vanno intesi quali sostituti di una dieta variata, equilibrata e di un sano stile di vita. Tenere lontano dalla portata dei bambini al di sotto dei 3 anni. Conservare in luogo asciutto.
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