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ARTERIN® CHOLESTERIN Tabletten

ARTERIN® CHOLESTERIN Tabletten

30 pcs€0.84 /pc
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ARTERIN CHOLESTERIN tablets from Omega Pharma are a dietary supplement from the pharmacy range. The formula combines standardized plant extracts of bergamot and artichoke alongside phytosterols and vitamin C. Recommended intake is one tablet daily, ideally with the evening meal, though this can be increased to two tablets if needed. Available in a quantity of 30 pcs.

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Unique Formulation for Cholesterol Management

ARTERIN® CHOLESTERIN is an effective and well-tolerated food supplement, based on plant extracts from bergamot and artichoke, for lowering and maintaining cholesterol levels.

ARTERIN® CHOLESTERIN consists of a combination of four valuable ingredients:

  • Bergamot Extract high-quality and standardized: with high flavonoid concentration
  • Artichoke Extract high-quality and standardized: with high flavonoid concentration
  • Phytosterols demonstrably lower cholesterol levels 
  • Vitamin C protects blood vessels and has an antioxidant effect




Application

1 tablet daily, preferably with the evening meal. If necessary, the intake can be increased to 2 tablets daily. The stated daily dose must not be exceeded.

Ingredients

Ingredients: Filler: Calcium phosphates; Bergamot extract (Citrus bergamia); Filler: microcrystalline cellulose; Phytosterols (12.5 g/100g); Artichoke extract (Cynara scolymus); Anti-caking agent: Magnesium salts of fatty acids; Ascorbic acid (Vitamin C); Thickener: cross-linked carboxymethylcellulose; Anti-caking agent: Silicon dioxide; Stabilizer: Hydroxypropylmethylcellulose; Emulsifier: Propylene glycol; Colorants: Calcium carbonate, Iron oxide and Iron hydroxides.


Ingredients  Per Tablet %NRV* Per 2 Tablets %NRV*
Bergamot Extract 200 mg - 400 mg -
Phytosterols 120 mg - 240 mg -
Artichoke Extract 80 mg - 160 mg -
Vitamin C 20 mg 25 %* 40 mg 50 %

*NRV - Nutrient Reference Value according to Food Information Regulation