Aktywne składniki Advecii
Składniki Advecii to (korespondujące badania znajdują się poniżej): ekstrakt z Saw Palmetto (owoc), ekstrakt z zielonej herbaty, L-Arginine, Phytosterol, L-Lysine, ekstrakt z pestek winogron, Procyanidis.
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