Thermogenic 120 capsules

Thermogenic : un composé de 5 éléments actifs

Le Thermogenic est composé de 5 actifs naturels :

du CLA (acide linoléique conjugé),

du Citrus Aurantium (oranger bigaradier),

du Chrome (qui régule le taux de glucose dans le sang),

du Zinc (qui aide au métabolisme des glucides),

de l'huile de son de riz

La législation européenne ne nous autorisant pas à communiquer sur ces actifs naturels, nous vous conseillons de vous renseigner dans la littérature scientifique si vous souhaitez en savoir davantage, et à vous faire votre propre avis.

Bibliographie

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