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90 perle Magnum da 1,4 g

Integratore alimentare di acidi grassi polinsaturi della serie omega 3 EPA/DHA estratti da olio di pesce, importantissimo complemento dell’alimentazione quotidiana, svolgono un ruolo coadiuvante nel favorire il controllo dei lipidi plasmatici (colesterolo, trigliceridi), nel ridurre il rischio di malattie cardiovascolari.


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