Chaya Capsules 120

SUPPLEMENT NUTRITIONAL VALUES (100g serving) Protein 6.2 – 7.4 g 12-15% of daily Serving.
Calcium 200 – 330 mg 20-33% of daily serving.
Iron 9.3 -11.4 mg 42-52% of daily serving.
Vitamin C 165 – 205 mg 275-342% of daily serving.
Potassium 217 mg. Potassium 59 % of daily serving.
Vit A 0.085mg. 10- 15%of daily serving.
Folic Acid and Vitamin B’s.

Research shows that Chaya (Cnidosculus Aconitifolius) stands out among leafy greens for its exceptional nutrient content. Packed with vitamins A, C, B, D, E, and K, as well as minerals like phosphorus, iron, zinc, magnesium, and potassium, it’s deemed as a “multi-vitamin” and “multi-mineral.”

Chaya’s unique mix of essential amino acids gives it natural antioxidant powers, helping to fight free radicals. Compared to other greens, it offers two to three times more nutrients, making it a great addition to any diet, including vegetarian, because it’s so nutrient dense.

It’s particularly good for gut health, tackling issues like diabetes, cholesterol, gout, and liver and kidney problems. Chaya’s plant compounds also help fight cancer cells and protect against diseases.

With its blend of vitamins, minerals, and proteins, Chaya boosts the immune system and increases energy levels. Vitamins E and B act as antioxidants, while vitamin D helps the body absorb calcium, magnesium, phosphorous, and zinc, vital for strong bones, teeth, and gums.

Chaya’s high vitamin C content aids in tissue formation and wound healing, while folic acid reduces the risk of birth defects when taken regularly, especially before and during pregnancy.

In summary, Chaya is a powerhouse of nutrition, offering numerous health benefits for overall well-being.

What’s in the box
1 x 120 Chaya capsules

Disclaimer
DISCLAIMER: This product may be a complementary medicine and/or not have been evaluated and verified by the South African Health Products Regulatory Authority for its quality, safety or intended use. Use of this product is therefore not intended to compensate for diagnosis, treatment, cure, or mitigation of medical conditions and must not substitute the obtaining of medical advice from a registered health professional for any health or health-related conditions.