Dinadiet Dinaten 60caps

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Improves circulatory system and blood pressure with hawthorn

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Dinadiet Dinaten 60caps

Dinadiet Dinaten 60caps

-11%
19,70 € 22,19 €

Description

If you want to improve your cardiovascular health, in addition to having healthy lifestyles, you must rely on the best treatments to achieve this. An effective nutritional supplement will give you the help, and extra benefit, that your body needs to function properly.

Dinadiet Dinaten is a food supplement, formulated with natural herbs, very beneficial to regulate the circulatory system and the activity of the heart. Thanks to the action of the hawthorn helps to improve low blood pressure, avoiding dizziness and constant exhaustion;

It is a supplement indicated for people affected by hypertension disorders or heart failure. It prevents any alteration of the heart, controlling its rhythm and activity at all times.

A very beneficial aid to your heart!

Instructions for use

Take 3 capsules a day before the main meals.

Composition

Gelatine ( capsule wrapper) - dry extract of horsetail ( 225 mg) ( equisetum arvense l.): 15% - dry extract of linden ( 225 mg) ( tylya platyphyllos scop): 15% - dry extract of demejorana ( 150 mg) ( origanum majorana l.): 10% - DRY EXTRACT OF OLIVE TREE ( 150 MG)( OLEA EUROPAEA L.):10 %- FILLING AGENT ( MALTO-DEXTRIN) DRY EXTRACT OF HAWTHORN ( 75 MG) ((CRATAEGUS MONOGYNA JACQ) : 5%- DRY EXTRACT OF FUMITORY ( 75 MG)( FUMARIA OFFICILIS L.)): 5%- dry mistletoe extract ( 75 mg)( viscum album l.): 5%- dry garlic extract ( 60 mg) (allium sativum l.):4%- anti-caking agent (silica dioxide) - anti-caking agent (magnesium stearate) - colouring agent: e-171 (titanium dioxide from the capsule shell).

Pharmaceutical Advice

Blood pressure is the force exerted by the blood against the walls of the arteries. Two parameters are measured: the systolic blood pressure (or maximum value), which is caused when the heart contracts and pushes blood out, and the diastolic, when the heart relaxes and fills with blood (minimum value). A normal blood pressure range in adults is between 120 and 80 millimetres of mercury (mm Hg, where 120 is the systolic pressure and 80 is the diastolic pressure), although these are averages. Higher or lower values may occur at certain points, which are not maintained over time, and are considered normal depending on each person's characteristics.

High blood pressure or hypertension (having average values above 140/90 mm Hg) may cause some symptoms, although they are not always noticeable, such as headaches, breathing issues or palpitations. Pressure below an average value of 90/60 mm Hg is considered to be low. In this case, more noticeable symptoms such as dizziness, weakness, nausea or lack of concentration are usually present.

There are several guidelines for healthy blood pressure levels. Maintaining an optimal weight (being overweight increases the risk of high blood pressure), exercising regularly, eating a balanced, low-salt diet, reducing alcohol consumption and giving up smoking, and trying to manage stress are the first things to look out for. For nutritional support, some dietary supplements contribute to normal blood pressure levels. Ingredients derived from olive leaf, peptides, magnesium and vitamins such as D, among others, are part of these supplements.

It is advisable to take regular blood pressure measurements, especially in people who have other predisposing factors for cardiovascular issues. The frequency of these measurements and the most appropriate recommendations should be evaluated with the advice of your pharmacist and the assessment of your doctor. For easier blood pressure monitoring at home, accurate and safe measuring devices are available.

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