Nutrini PeptisorbNutrini Peptisorb is a 1kcal/ml semi elemental, nutritionally complete tube feed designed for children aged 1-6 years or 8-20 kg in body weight. Nutrini Peptisorb is based on short chain peptides for the dietary management of disease related malnutrition in patients with malabsorption and/or maldigestion.Nutrini Peptisorb is gluten free.
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SouvenaidSouvenaid is an innovative nutritional supplement for the dietary management of early Alzheimer's disease, containing a unique combination of nutrients at levels difficult to achieve from diet alone.Souvenaid can be taken alone or in combination with standard drug therapy for Alzheimer's disease; no drug interactions were seen in clinical trials.Souvenaid is lactose and gluten free, however, do not take if you are allergic to fish, soy or milk. It is not suitable for patients with galactosaemia.Souvenaid is available in strawberry and vanilla flavours - simply choose from the drop down above.How does Souvenaid work?People living with early Alzheimer's disease have been shown to have relatively low levels of a range of nutrients in their bodies despite eating a normal diet.These nutrients are required in the process of making new connections in the brain called synapses.Omega 3 fatty acids, uridine monophosphate and choline, together with several key vitamins, all work together to help this process.The loss of synapses is one of the key features of early Alzheimer's disease.DirectionsSouvenaid is ready to drink - simply drink one bottle per day. It is best served chilled but does can be stored at room temperature.Souvenaid is specially formulated to be a low volume drink as it recommended that the entire bottle is consumed at once to ensure that the correct amount is taken each day. However, if the bottle is not finished, you can close the lid and keep in the fridge for up to 24 hours from opening.It may help to take Souvenaid at the same time each day, as this should make it easier to remember to take it every day as it will become a habit. If the person taking Souvenaid does forget to take it at the usual time, they should just drink it when they remember or are reminded.Souvenaid is a food for special medical purposes for the dietary management of early Alzheimer's disease. Souvenaid must be used under medical supervision. You must seek advice from your doctor, specialist nurse or pharmacist if you are unsure of your condition or diagnosis or if you would like to use Souvenaid.
Satiete 80gelules Phyt s contient une combinaison d ispaghul et d extrait de griffonia. L Ispaghul favorise la satiete. Combine a l extrait de griffonia, qui apporte la zenitude, ce complement alimentaire aide a accompagnerles regimes hypocaloriques donc a contribuer a retrouver sa silhouette. Conseils d utilisation : 2 Capsules matin, midi et soir avant les repas, avec un grand verre d eau. Ne pas depasser la dose journaliere recommandee. Tenir hors de portee des enfants. Les complements alimentaires ne se substituent pas a une alimentation variee et equilibree et a un mode de vie sain. Composition : Ispaghul L-5-hydroxytryptophane issu du Griffonia simplicifolia Ingredients / INCI : Ispaghul (Plantago ovata) - Gelule marine (gelatine de poisson) - Anti-agglomerant : stearate de magnesium - L-5-hydroxytryptophane issu du Griffonia simplicifolia. En raison de presence d Ispaghul 80 vegelules dosees a 300mg Pour 6 Vegelules: L-5-HTP : 72 mg Ispaghul : 1500 mg Satiete 80gelules Phyt s.
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