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FOR THE HEALTH AND WELL-BEING OF TEENAGERS

Medicinal Mushrooms: ideal Natural Supplements for teenagers

The Medicinal Mushroom Supplements of Funghi Energia e Salute can provide an answer to the many needs of adolescence. If you suffer from acne or find it hard to keep up with the stress and fast pace of school and sports, try this natural remedy. Choose to feel good with Medicinal Mushrooms, discover all the benefits of Mycotherapy dedicated to teenagers.

During adolescence questions and doubts about oneself increase. The body is undergoing continuous change and possible conflicts with the outside world are on the increase. It is a transition period in which there is a great need to know and understand how to feel good.

The Medicinal Mushroom Supplements of Funghi Energia e Salute are excellent allies to deal with physical and hormonal changes, and to manage studying and daily commitments better.
Here are some of the advantages that teenagers can experience thanks to Mycotherapy:

  • improvement in the appearance of the skin
  • better mood
  • better sleep at night
  • less irritability
  • improvement in memory and concentration
  • help in reducing overweight
TEENAGERS & WELL-BEING
Taking care of yourself is a daily gesture. Discover the Medicinal Mushrooms most suitable for you
Energy & sport
Stress & anxiety
Respiratory tract
Intollerances
Sexuality
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