BI COLLAGEN (30 GELULES)

✓ Complément pour soulager douleurs et gênes articulaires
✓ Contient collagène natif type II et collagène marin hydrolysé
✓ Protège cartilage, ligaments et tendons
✓ Réduit inflammation et inconfort articulaire
✓ Favorise réparation et mobilité des articulations
✓ Boîte de 30 gélules, sans dioxyde de titane
✓ Prendre 1 à 2 gélules par jour pendant les repas

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Description

BI COLLAGEN est un complément alimentaire sous forme de 30 gélules, formulé sans dioxyde de titane. Il associe collagène natif type II et collagène marin hydrolysé pour soutenir la santé articulaire, notamment au niveau du genou et de la hanche.

Indication

Recommandé pour :

  • Soulagement des douleurs articulaires liées à l’arthrose
  • Réduction de la gêne fonctionnelle
  • Protection et réparation du cartilage, des ligaments et des tendons

Principaux actifs :

  • Collagène natif type II : freine la dégénérescence du cartilage et réduit la réponse inflammatoire pour atténuer douleurs et gênes.
  • Collagène hydrolysé marin : stimule la réparation des tendons et ligaments, protège le cartilage et soutient la fonction articulaire.

Conseil d’utilisation

  • Prendre 1 à 2 gélules par jour, pendant les repas, avec un verre d’eau.
  • À utiliser en complément d’une alimentation variée et d’un mode de vie sain.
  • Suivre la durée et la posologie recommandées par votre professionnel de santé.

Composition

  • Collagène natif type II
  • Collagène hydrolysé marin
  • Formule sans dioxyde de titane

BI COLLAGEN GELULES B 30

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