Ritual Energía Té verde energizante ❘ mate ❘ cereales ❘ cafeína ❘ bio
- Mezcla de mate, té verde, achicoria, cafeína, aroma de cereales
- Notas golosas y suaves de cereales
- Impulso de energía instantáneo, acción antifatiga
- Maté* (47%), té verde* (22%)
- Achicoria* (20%), cafeína* (4%)
- Aroma natural de cereales (3%), agente de recubrimiento: alginato de sodio de origen vegetal
- Aromas naturales (cereales)
- *Productos procedentes de la agricultura ecológica
Achicoria
Cereale (aroma natural)
Mate
Té verde
cafeína (principio activo)
Achicoria
Cereale (aroma natural)
Mate
Té verde
cafeína (principio activo)
Disponible en click and collect
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Programa de fidelización de Kusmi Tea: en cada compra, 1 € gastado = 1 punto. Acumule 70 puntos y reciba un vale de compra de 5 €.*
Pago en 3 plazos sin intereses a partir de 60 €
Sistema de pago seguro que permite pagar en tres (3) plazos sin intereses. Para más información, consulte la Política de privacidad y gestión de datos de ALMA.
Ritual Energía
Lata 100 g
LE HAVRE COTY
Centre commercial Espace Coty 22 Rue Casimir Périer
76600 Le Havre
Francia
ROSIERS
56 Rue des Rosiers
75004 Paris
Francia
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¿Necesitas un impulso rápido y eficaz? Ritual Energía es la alternativa ideal al café para mantenerte enérgico, concentrado y, por tanto, motivado en cualquier momento del día.
Esta mezcla de té verde, mate y achicoria con notas golosas de cereales está enriquecida con cafeína (¡sin el sabor del café!) y ofrece el equivalente a un espresso o a una bebida energética. ¡Un verdadero chute de energía desde la primera taza!
Todo ello en una bebida sana, natural y sin gluten, con sabores suaves y generosos. Perfecto para combinar un momento de placer con un efecto estimulante clínicamente probado.
La gama Ritual combina la precisión de la ciencia con la riqueza de las plantas. Con esta innovación, Kusmi Tea propone una alternativa al café diseñada para apoyar tu energía a diario.
Ritual Energía, un concentrado de beneficios:
- Impulso de energía instantáneo
- Acción antifatiga inmediata
- Mayor vigilancia
- Motivación intensificada
- 1 taza de Ritual Energía = el equivalente a 1 espresso o a una bebida energética
Ritual Energía se adapta a cada momento: desde la mañana al despertar, en la oficina o antes de una sesión de deporte. Te ayuda a mantener tu dinamismo durante todo el día, respetando tu equilibrio.
Casa de tés prémium, Kusmi Tea elabora cada receta con el máximo cuidado en sus talleres de Normandía.
Nuestros tés e infusiones se diseñan a partir de ingredientes rigurosamente seleccionados por su calidad y sus orígenes, y después se envasan en Francia.
*Productos procedentes de la agricultura biológica
La cafeína ayuda a mantener la energía a lo largo del día
Kusmi Tea recomienda consumir 1 taza, es decir, 2 g de mezcla infusionada al día, como parte de un estilo de vida saludable y una alimentación variada y equilibrada
Valores nutricionales medios por 100 ml de té**: Valor energético: 0 kJ / 0 kcal. Contiene cantidades insignificantes de grasas, ácidos grasos saturados, hidratos de carbono, azúcares, proteínas y sal. Cafeína: 32 mg de cafeína por 100 ml.
**Para 2 g de mezcla infusionada durante 3 minutos en 250 ml de agua a 85 °C
Alto contenido en cafeína. No recomendado para niños ni para mujeres embarazadas o en período de lactancia (32 mg de cafeína por 100 ml).
En Kusmi Tea, hemos optado por incorporar la cafeína en forma de extracto para concentrar todos sus beneficios. Utilizada desde hace siglos en numerosas culturas, la cafeína es reconocida por sus efectos estimulantes naturales sobre la energía.
¿Teína o cafeína, cuál es la diferencia? En realidad, se trata de la misma molécula, pero el organismo la asimila de manera diferente según la bebida. El café proporciona un efecto rápido e intenso, mientras que el té libera la cafeína de forma más progresiva gracias a los taninos, para una energía más suave y duradera.
Hoy en día, la cafeína es uno de los activos naturales más estudiados por sus efectos sobre la energía y la vigilancia, con más de 90 estudios clínicos realizados en adultos. De estos, el 86 % evidencian un efecto positivo sobre la sensación de energía, la vigilancia y la rapidez de reacción.
Para garantizar la calidad de nuestra formulación, colaboramos con un laboratorio especializado en el análisis de plantas, dirigido por un farmacéutico experto en farmacología. Se realizan análisis regulares para controlar la presencia y la dosis adecuada de los activos, con el fin de asegurar la plena eficacia de Ritual Energía.
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Preguntas frecuentes
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