
Health etc Women Health Gummy Over 40+ (30 Gummies)
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D-Protin Chocolate Protein Powder is a nutritional drink designed to support the nutritional needs of people with diabetes.
Contains soy protein as part of its nutritional composition.
It is enriched with 28 essential vitamins and minerals that support overall nutritional intake.
Provides dietary fibre along with other nutrients.
The daily intake of this nutritional supplement, along with a balanced diet and exercise, will ensure that diabetic patients lead an active and healthy lifestyle.
A health drink designed especially for diabetics to help maintain nutritional levels in the body
Contains soy protein, which boosts energy levels for an active lifestyle.
It is enriched with 28 essential vitamins and minerals, which maintain cardiac strength and overall health.
Provides the body with essential fiber content along with nutrients.
The daily intake of this supplement, along with a balanced diet and exercise, will ensure that diabetic patients lead an active and healthy lifestyle.
Skimmed milk powder
Maltodextrin
Soy protein isolate
Inulin (dietary fiber)
Oleic sunflower oil powder
Natural cocoa powder
Evening primrose oil powder
Minerals
DHA-rich algal oil powder
Vitamins
Sucrose
Take 1/3 cup of lukewarm milk or water.
Add 2 tablespoons (30 g) of the powder and stir briskly until dissolved.
Add more milk or water to fill the remaining volume of the cup, or add according to preference.
Stir well and enjoy the drink.
Keep out of reach of children.
Store in a cool and dry place.
Do not use the recommended dosage.

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