• 提供抗氧化防護
• 支援整體健康與成長
• 有助支援腦部功能健康
• 有助維持循環系統健康

碧容健
碧容健是由海岸松樹皮提取的天然植物萃取物；海岸松樹只生長在法國西南部沿岸的加斯科尼地區。這不受污染的天然環境是海岸松樹的唯一來源。碧容健是天然產品巿場上受到最廣泛研究的成份之一。獲發表的研究顯示，碧容健對人體有多項益處，抗氧化功效尤其出眾。松樹皮萃取物含有多種全天然的原花色素、生物類黃酮和有機酸。

碧容健可中和大量自由基，避免造成氧化壓力，對成長中的孩子尤其有益。

葡萄籽萃取物
葡萄籽萃取物一般提取自紅葡萄（而非白葡萄）的籽，含有大量稱為原花色素 (OPCs) 的複合物，以及具強效抗氧化功效的多酚類。

葡萄皮萃取物
葡萄皮萃取物具有強效的抗氧化功能，可強化毛細血管、動脈和靜脈，有助維持循環系統健康。研究顯示，葡萄皮中的原花色素尤其可支援血管健康。

歐洲藍莓萃取物
歐洲藍莓萃取物提取自歐洲一種普遍矮灌木的果實；這種植物與藍莓非常近似。成熟的莓類萃取物含有稱為花青素的黃酮類色素，它們具有強效抗氧化功效。歐洲藍莓萃取物可強化毛細血管、動脈和靜脈，從而有助維持循環系統健康。
紅酒萃取物提取自葡萄，提供高抗氧化性能，可作為自由基清除劑，亦可支援血液流動和血管功能。

柑橘生物類黃酮複合物
生物類黃酮是部份植物含有的抗氧化物，是吸收紫外線輻射的光線過濾器，保護植物裡的DNA和其他重要的大分子。研究發現，生物類黃酮可強化毛細血管、動脈和靜脈，從而支援循環系統健康，因此有助維持及支援腦部功能健康。

玻尿酸
玻尿酸對為組織提供水分和滋養，以及維持細胞功能都非常重要。它是膠原蛋白的主要成份，有助促進整體健康。

生物素
生物素為水溶性維他命B，是蛋白質、脂肪和碳水化合物代謝過程中的輔助酵素，亦支援多項化學物質的代謝轉化過程。

維他命C
維他命C又名抗壞血酸，為水溶性維他命，具有多項生物功能。它支援正常組織修護和成長，亦對支援腦部功能健康非常重要。補充維他命C等抗氧化物，有助對抗自由基。維他命C亦提供抗氧化防護，對抗來自環境或膳食的氧化壓力。

維他命D3
維他命D支援腸道吸收鈣質和磷，並促進鈣質吸收和保留骨骼中的鈣質。除強化骨骼外，維他命D亦促進肌肉強度與神經肌肉功能。維他命D的主要功能為支援血液中鈣質濃度的正常調節。

維他命E
維他命E是脂溶性維他命，獲證實具有強效抗氧化功效，有助維持肌肉結構和功能。維他命E亦促進紅血球的正常製造。

鈣
鈣支援人體多項功能，尤其是製造和保留骨骼。鈣亦支援整體健康與成長。

鎂
鎂是一種必需礦物質，促進多種酵素的正常運作，尤其是負責支援腦部功能健康的酵素。

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