Nattokinase 2,000 F.U. per capsule
60 Capsules for 2 months
- 100 mg Nattokinase
- high enzyme activity with 2,000 F.U. per capsule
- manufactured from non-GMO soy
Overview
- 100 mg Nattokinase
- high enzyme activity with 2,000 F.U. per capsule
- manufactured from non-GMO soy
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Learn moreNattokinase 60 capsules: highest quality as a supplement to your diet
Nattokinase from BioProphyl contains 100 mg nattokinase from non‑GMO soybeans with the dosage of 2,000 F.U. per capsule derived from scientific studies and proven effective. By using a plant‑based capsule shell it is suitable for vegetarians, vegans and anyone who wants to support their body naturally.
Nattokinase from Bioprophyl: 100 mg nattokinase with 2,000 F.U. per capsule
Nattokinase occurs naturally in natto and is produced by fermenting soybeans with the help of the bacterium “Bacillus subtilis natto”. It is an alkaline, protein‑splitting enzyme comprised of 275 amino acids and has a molecular weight of about 28 kilodaltons. A unique feature of nattokinase is the fact that it produces multiple effects as a single compound. There is no other substance whose properties can be compared to those of nattokinase. The activity of nattokinase is specified in fibrin‑digesting units (in English: Fibrinolytic Units, F.U.). In natto, which is available as a food product in trade, this varies significantly and depends strongly on how the food is cooked or prepared. An extract, as used by us, however has a standardized activity, which can be dosed exactly.
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Alles über die Rohstoffe in Nattokinase
Herkunft, Herstellung, Qualität
We use an extract from non-GMO soy with a standardized enzyme content. The nattokinase it contains is characterized by a high enzyme activity of 20,000 FU per gram. This ensures that each of our capsules contains 100 mg of nattokinase with the recommended daily dose of 2,000 FU. Our nattokinase capsules are purely plant-based and are therefore also ideal for vegetarians and vegans.
Production is carried out in Germany according to internationally recognized quality standards. Before processing, the nattokinase is tested for possible contamination with heavy metals and microorganisms, ensuring that we meet our high standards and can guarantee the flawless quality of our products.
Consumption recommendation
Take 1 capsule daily with some liquid.
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 Nattokinase 2,000 F.U. per capsule
Ingredients
55.5% Inulin, 22.2% Soy Extract1 with nattokinase, hydroxypropylmethylcellulose (capsule), anti-caking agent rice flour.
1From conventional farming.
Ingredients that can trigger allergies & intolerances
Nicht geeignet bei Soja-Allergie und für Personen, die blutverdünnende Medikamente, wie beispielsweise der Cumarin-Gruppe (Marcumar) einnehmen.
Nutritional information
Ingredients per capsule
Nattokinase 100 mg.
Net quantity
60 Capsules = 0.027 kg
Suitable product recommendations
Suitable product recommendations
Content: 0,03 l (€631.67 / 1 l)
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