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How to choose the right food supplement
Check the active ingredients and their dosage carefully. The Recommended Daily Allowance (RDA) helps you understand whether the product is effective; deficiency or excess are also possible.
Frequently used additives such as titanium dioxide and colorants have no nutritional value and may irritate sensitive people. Prefer products with a minimal composition.
Products with certificates such as GMP, NSF or ISO guarantee controlled and transparent production. They often contain links to clinical trials that confirm the effectiveness of the doses.
Supplements can interact with medications or may not be suitable during pregnancy. Consulting a pharmacist ensures safety in your choice. We offer free online consultations for all our customers.
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