在复合植物性矿物粉中添加了西印度樱桃、柠檬酸、维生素。这产品也获得了医学团体的推荐及认可。

名称	复合植物性矿物粉
成分	有机富里酸矿物质提取物(来自古代植物沉积层) 、乳糖、西印度樱桃粉、有机富里酸 提取液(来自古代植物沉积层) 、柠檬酸、微粒二氧化矽
內容量	2克x 15条装/包

 

【好处】

• 抗微生物和杀真菌
• 减少皮疹和皮肤刺激
• 改善的免疫支持
• 增强排毒功能

 

【注意事项】

• 未使用时请务必压紧封口，并且避免存放于阳光直射及高温多湿的环境。
• 正在服用药物或治疗中、怀孕或是正在哺乳，请务必事先向医师咨询。
• 请妥善保存于孩童无法触及的地方。
• 若有体质不合、感觉不适时，请先停止使用。
• 由于皆使用天然原料，颜色・味道等可能有误差，然而成分・安全性等绝对无问题，请安心使用。

 

古代植物沉积层矿物质与西印度樱桃的独特结合

距今约1亿年前，远古植物吸收大地中的矿物质，它们静静地存在于沉积地层中，其中更含有来自大地的微量矿物质。这有别于一般所摄取的矿物质，我们亦将其称为「植物性矿物质」。与富含维生素C的西印度樱桃结合，可以起到抗氧化作用，保护肌肤免受自由基破坏及合成胶原蛋白。复合性植物性矿物粉带出健康和美丽的您。

特色

• 植物性矿物质源于美国犹他州，萃取自植物沉积层，安全性卓越。
• 含有多种微量矿物质 ， 分子小， 吸收率更高。
• 西印度樱桃及维生素的抗氧化强效。

 

复合植物性矿物粉获得医学团体的认可

「医学团体 日本成人病预防协会」在消费者购买保健品时，只推荐具有卓越「品质及安全性」的产品，对于消费者的健康十分有贡献。

其推荐审查中包含产品规格、原料品质(是否为天然成分)、产品说明是否正确、对人体有无危险性、商品本身的项目之外， 商品的销售形态及企业广告(是否以消费者安全为第一优先)，从开始至与经营者进行面谈为止，一共会有8个过程， 20个项目的审查，最终阶段通过理事会综合审查获得认可后，才会将产品认定为推荐品。且每一种产品的领域上只会挑选一件商品或一间公司作为代表。

 

医学团体 日本成人病预防协会　推荐文

所谓的「医学团体 日本成人病预防协会」 该协会是于1988年以东京都医师合作社联合会及都内地区医师合作社联合会董事级的医生们为中心所成立的团体。此医学团体以分属于医疗从业人员生活合作社各专门领域的医师为中心，藉由相关学者及民间企业等的协助， 且以预防成人病(文明病)及确立健康社会为目标，透过免费的健康咨询、协助取得健康管理师资格、演讲活动等，积极推动「预防医学」。

 

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