Buffer Potassium, Calcium & Magnesium Citrate
150 g Powder for 1 month
- Potassium, Calcium, Magnesium, and Zinc Citrate
- Zinc has been proven to contribute to a normal acid-base metabolism
- Supplemented with nettle, dandelion, and peppermint powder
Overview
- Potassium, Calcium, Magnesium, and Zinc Citrate
- Zinc has been proven to contribute to a normal acid-base metabolism
- Supplemented with nettle, dandelion, and peppermint powder
Base buffer with zinc to support the acid-base balance
Base buffer provides valuable alkaline minerals and trace elements to support the balance of your acid-base household. One measuring spoon (5 g) per day stirred into 200 ml of liquid provides you with 400 mg of calcium, 200 mg of magnesium, 400 mg of potassium, and 5 mg of zinc. Calcium and magnesium are present in an ideal ratio of 2:1, allowing them to be particularly well absorbed by your body.
In one measuring spoon of "Base buffer" you will also find:
Nettle leaf powder
Contains 250 mg
Peppermint powder
Contains 50 mg
Dandelion root powder
Contains 100 mg
Base buffer from Bioprophyl with minerals in citrate form
Our base buffer contains calcium, potassium, magnesium, and zinc in highly bioavailable citrate form. These are not only particularly well absorbed but are also gentle on the stomach and intestines. Compared to carbonates, they offer the advantage that they pass through the stomach undamaged and are only converted and metabolized in the upper, slightly alkaline (basic) section of the small intestine. This way, no CO2 is produced in the stomach, which would otherwise reduce the bactericidal (bacter
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Consumption recommendation
Stir one slightly heaped tablespoon (5 g powder) into 200 ml of liquid daily and drink immediately.
Note on ingestion
Do not exceed the recommended daily intake. Food supplements are not a substitute for a varied and balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle. Keep out of reach of young children.
Storage
Store in a cool, dry place, protected from light. Protect from heat and direct sunlight. Keep tightly closed after opening.
Ingredients in Buffer Potassium, Calcium & Magnesium Citrate
Ingredients
39.9% Calcium Citrate, 26.7% Magnesium Citrate, 24.4% Potassium Citrate, Nettle leaf powder, Dandelion root powder, Peppermint powder, 0.3% Zinc Citrate.
Ingredients that can trigger allergies & intolerances
- None -
Nutritional information
Ingredients per measuring spoon
400 mg Calcium (50% NRV1), 200 mg Magnesium (53% NRV1), 400 mg Potassium (20% NRV1), 250 mg Nettle leaf powder, 50 mg Peppermint powder, 100 mg Dandelion root powder, 5 mg Zinc (50% NRV1).
1NRV = Nutrient Reference Values according to Regulation (EU) 1169/2011.
Net quantity
150 g Powder = 0.15 kg
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Content: 0,21 kg (€166.43 / 1 kg)
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