sanasis SanAmino Sport & Power
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SANASIS SanAmino Sport & Power
Dénomination spécifique
Complément alimentaire
Composition
192 mg L-leucine, 162 mg L-valine, 145 mg L-isoleucine, 140 mg L-lysine, 126 mg L-phénylalanine, 109 mg L-thréonine, 68 mg L-méthionine, 36 mg L-tryptophane, 20 mg L-arginine, Par comprimé.
Propriétés
Vegan, sans gluten, sans arachide, sans céleri, sans lupin, sans poisson, sans fruits à coques, sans oeuf, sans lait, sans graines de sésame, sans crustacés, sans soja, sans moutarde, sans mollusque, sans dioxyde de soufre et sans sulfite.
Application
Avaler 5 à 10 comprimés par jour.
Hersteller
Sanasis AG
Sanasis AG
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