Fulfilling Unique Needs with “Dr. Matteo Bertelli’s™ Brain and Muscles” Dietary Supplement*

Dr. Matteo Bertelli is thrilled to announce the launch of his innovative product, “Dr. Matteo Bertelli’s™ Brain and Muscles” Dietary Supplement, designed to address specific needs that few products on the market can fulfill.

We understand that every individual is unique, with personalized nutritional requirements. The “Dr. Matteo Bertelli’s™ Brain and Muscles” Dietary Supplement has been created with this awareness in mind. Through the application of cutting-edge omics sciences, we can identify and precisely respond to individual needs.

The “Dr. Matteo Bertelli’s™ Brain and Muscles” Dietary Supplement is intended for those seeking solutions that provide targeted support for a variety of needs, ranging from optimizing metabolism to enhancing immunity. Whether you are looking to improve your physical endurance, manage specific conditions, or promote overall health, “Dr. Matteo Bertelli’s™ Brain and Muscles” has been formulated for you, featuring Silymarin from Milk Thistle 250 mg, Oligonol from Lychee 150 mg, Citicoline 300 mg, Dimethylglycine 100 mg, and Vitamins.

The unique combination of Silymarin, Oligonol, Citicoline, Dimethylglycine, and Vitamins in “Dr. Matteo Bertelli’s™ Brain and Muscles” provides comprehensive support for the neuromuscular system, improves cognitive function, enhances memory, and helps prevent muscle degeneration.*

Our dedication to research and science ensures that “Dr. Matteo Bertelli’s™ Brain and Muscles” is backed by robust evidence and can make a difference in your life.

For more details on “Dr. Matteo Bertelli’s™ Brain and Muscles” and how it can meet your individual needs, please do not hesitate to contact us.

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Company Name: MAGISNAT
Contact Person: Matteo Bertelli MD, PhD
Email: info@magisnat.com
Address: Atlanta Tech Park 107 Technology Parkway Suite 801
City: PEACHTREE CORNERS
State: GA 30092
Country: United States
Website: https://www.magisnat.com/

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