Sheep Placenta Vege-Capsules with Grapeseed Extract and Vitamin E offer a high-quality, modern approach to revitalizing ancient vitality-boosting ingredients. With a rich history in traditional Chinese Medicine and even usage by the British Royal Family, sheep placenta has long been recognized for its medicinal and tonic properties in improving general health for both men and women.
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Active Ingredients (per capsule):
New Zealand Sheep Placenta: 300mg freeze-dried powder per capsule
Grape Seed Extract: 120mg
Natural Vitamin-E: 15mg
No Added artificial flavours, colours or preservatives. Free of GMO.
Dosage
Adults: Take 1 Vege-Capsule daily
Can be taken anytime, with food or on an empty stomach.
Note: It is important for new customers to bear in mind that everybody’s metabolism and absorption rate varies. Most supplements can take up to 3 months to make a difference. We advise you to consider this for your order.
Caution:
Seek medical advice if you are taking prescription medication.
Please note, that the above are recommended daily intakes, which can be doubled during periods of physical or mental stress.
What is Sheep Placenta?
Sheep Placenta is a unique organ found in mammals that connects the developing fetus to the womb, providing essential oxygen and nutrients. We harvest fresh sheep placenta from healthy New Zealand sheep immediately after birth. The placenta undergoes a sterilization process and is freeze-dried to preserve its valuable nutrients.
Why choose New Zealand sheep?
New Zealand’s farming practices adhere to strict regulations regarding the use of antibiotics and non-GMO methods. This ensures that NutriNZ Sheep Placenta is safe for human consumption, free from diseases, and devoid of harmful chemicals.
Why has Sheep Placenta become more accessible recently?
While the health benefits of Sheep Placenta have been recognized for nearly a century, it was predominantly available in costly injection form. Thanks to advancements in biotechnology, we can now collect sheep placenta and extract its active ingredients using our unique centrifuge process. The resulting freeze-dried powder is encapsulated, making it more convenient and affordable for consumption.
How do the nutrients in Sheep Placenta benefit the skin?
Sheep placenta contains collagen, which serves as building blocks for tissue growth and aids in cell hydration. Additionally, the presence of vitamin E assists in repairing damaged skin.
Is Sheep Placenta safe during pregnancy, while trying to conceive, or during breastfeeding?
Yes, Sheep Placenta is generally safe for consumption during pregnancy, as it can contribute to boosting the immune system and combating morning sickness. It has also shown benefits for fertility in both men and women. However, it is essential to consult your GP or healthcare provider for personalized advice.
Is Sheep Placenta with Grape Seed Extract and Vitamin E suitable for all ages?
Absolutely. Our Sheep Placenta with Grape Seed Extract and Vitamin E is suitable for adults of all ages, providing general health benefits and combating premature signs of aging. It effectively fights free radicals that can damage cells, making it suitable for individuals with mature skin as well.
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