KELP (Brown algae) №30

90

Iodine deficiency leads to a decrease in the intellectual potential of the entire population living in the zone of iodine deficiency.

 

Increased physical fatigue, inability to concentrate for a long time, progressive visual and hearing impairments are just a small part of all the ailments that iodine deficiency can cause in an adult.

 

Supplemental intake of foods containing iodine is one way to avoid iodine deficiency.

 

Kelp is the common name for all varieties of marine large brown algae: digitata kelp, Japanese and sugar kelp, sea kale, growing off the coast of the Atlantic and Pacific oceans.

Source of natural iodine

Composition of 1 tablet: – 372 mg Kelp – 150 (organic iodine – 150 mcg).

 

Additional substances (mg): Stearic acid – 10, magnesium stearate – 10, microcrystalline fiber – 75, calcium phosphate – 110, vegetable mixture – 17.

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KELP is recommended:

  • As a source of iodine for the prevention of iodine deficiency diseases (thyroid disease).
  • To improve mental and physical development.
  • To enhance the body’s defense against negative environmental factors, exposure to radiation.
  • To restore the structure of the skin, hair, teeth, and nails.

 

Directions for use: Adults and children over 12 years of age: 1 tablet daily with water. The period of use is 6 months. In the future, the period of use should be agreed upon with the doctor.

 

Contraindications: individual intolerance to iodine. During pregnancy and lactation, take only as directed by your doctor.

Release form – 30, 90 tablets in a plastic bottle.

Storage: at room temperature, protected from light. Keep out of the reach of children. 3 years from the date of manufacture.

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