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Dietclinical orange biscuits 40g 6uts

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Nutritious, low-calorie cookies

6uds

Description

Want a healthy, nutritious snack? Dietclinical orange biscuits are ideal for breakfast or afternoon snack. They come in boxes with 6 individual packs containing 4 biscuits each, so you can take them home or to work.

*They can be eaten at breakfast, as a snack or as a snack.

Taste Dietclinical's new orange biscuits.

Composition

Wheat flour, vegetable protein (soya protein), non-hydrogenated vegetable margarine, maltitol, dried orange, wheat germ, wheat bran, whey, vegetable fibre (inulin), raising agents (amó bicarbonate)(bicarbonate of sodium), emulsifier (soya lecithin), salt, vitamins (c, b3, and pantothenic acid, b6, b2, b1, a, folic acid, biotin, d, b12) and sweetener.

Unit price

0,00 € / Unit

Pharmaceutical Advice

Vitamin B12, also known as cobalamin, is a water-soluble vitamin that is very important for protein metabolism. It also helps in the formation of red blood cells and contributes to the maintenance of the central nervous system. It also plays an essential role in maintaining normal nerve function and in the production of DNA. This micronutrient, naturally present in foods such as meat, eggs, dairy products and fish, helps to properly care for skin, nails and hair.

Vitamin B12 deficiency can lead to megaloblastic anaemia, which causes symptoms such as muscle weakness, tiredness or fatigue, as well as mood disorders. It is important to consider vitamin B12 supplementation in vegetarian or vegan diets, to try to ensure optimal intake levels and avoid anaemia or weakness. This micronutrient can be found in multivitamin supplements, B-complex supplements and other supplements containing only vitamin B12.

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