Fertility Support

Nuestra formulación de 120 cápsulas aporta el beneficio de distintos ingredientes como NAC, Ácido Alfa Lipoico, Coenzima Q10, Vitamina C, Vitamina E y Metilfolato (la forma más biodisponible del ácido fólico).

La combinación de todos estos ingredientes puede fungir como auxiliar para mejorar la calidad ovárica y aumentar las probabilidades de embarazo.

$1,290.00 MXN

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Para mujeres que buscan un auxiliar para mejorar la calidad ovárica.

NAC | 600 mg

Se ha observado especialmente en mujeres con SOP, que el NAC, puede fungir como auxiliar en el proceso de ovulación, apoyando en su mejora.

Ácido alfa lipoico | 600 mg

Apoya a la mitocondria a producir energía y combatir el estrés oxidativo. Es un antioxidante beneficioso para el reciclaje de CoQ10, vitamina C y E, nutrientes esenciales que podrían apoyar la calidad ovárica.

Coenzima Q10 | 400 mg

Podría jugar un papel muy importante en la producción de energía por parte de la mitocondria lo que ayuda en la maduración de los óvulos. También tiene poderosa capacidad antioxidante.

Vitamina C | 300 mg

Vitamina que apoya en los procesos de producción de antioxidantes y en la defensa contra el estrés oxidativo, lo cual podría afectar la calidad del óvulo.

Vitamina E | 134 mg

Apoya en la reducción del daño en los folículos ováricos por los radicales libres.

Metilfolato | 1000 mcg

Una forma más biodisponible del ácido fólico (se absorbe mejor). Requerido para un correcto proceso de metilación, proceso necesario para crear ADN.

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