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Rituale Energia Tè verde energizzante ❘ mate ❘ cereali ❘ caffeina ❘ bio

9,90 €

27,50 € / 100g

Miscela di mate, tè verde, cicoria e caffeina aromatizzata ai cereali
Note dolci e generose con sentori di cereali
Carica di energia istantanea e azione anti-fatica

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Tutti i nostri tè sono certificati biologici e prodotti in modo responsabile.

Mate* (47%), tè verde* (22%)
cicoria* (20%), caffeina* (4%)
aroma naturale di cereali (3%), agente di rivestimento: alginato di sodio di origine vegetale
Aromi naturali (cereali)
*Prodotti issus de l'agriculture biologique

Cicoria
Cereale (aroma naturale)
Mate
Tè verde
Caffeina (principio attivo)

Temperatura :

85 °C

Tempo di infusione :

3

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Hai bisogno di una carica rapida ed efficace? Rituale Energia è l’alternativa ideale al caffè per restare energici, concentrati e quindi motivati in ogni momento della giornata!

Questa miscela di tè verde, mate e cicoria con note golose di cereali è arricchita con caffeina (senza il gusto del caffè!) e offre l’equivalente di un espresso o di una bevanda energetica. Un vero e proprio colpo di energia fin dalla prima tazza!

Il tutto in una bevanda sana, naturale e senza glutine, dai sapori dolci e generosi. Perfetta per unire pausa piacevole ed effetto energizzante clinicamente provato!

La linea Rituale unisce la precisione della scienza alla ricchezza delle piante. Con questa innovazione, Kusmi Tea propone un’alternativa al caffè pensata per sostenere la tua energia quotidiana.

Rituale Energia, un concentrato di benefici:

• Carica di energia istantanea
• Azione anti-fatica immediata
• Aumento della vigilanza
• Motivazione intensificata
• 1 tazza di Rituale Energia = l’equivalente di 1 espresso o di una bevanda energetica

Rituale Energia si adatta a ogni momento: al risveglio, in ufficio o prima di una sessione sportiva. Ti aiuta a mantenere il tuo dinamismo durante tutta la giornata, rispettando il tuo equilibrio.

Maison de thés premium, Kusmi Tea élabore chaque recette avec le plus grand soin dans ses ateliers en Normandie.

Nos thés et infusions sont conçus à partir d'ingrédients rigoureusement sélectionnés pour leur qualité et leurs origines, puis conditionnés en France.

Mate* (47%), tè verde* (22%), cicoria* (20%), caffeina* (4%), aroma naturale di cereali (3%), agente di rivestimento: alginato di sodio di origine vegetale

*Prodotti da agricoltura biologica

La caffeina aiuta a sentirsi più energici

Kusmi Tea consiglia di bere 1 tazza, ovvero 2 g di miscela infusa al giorno, nell'ambito di uno stile di vita sano e di un'alimentazione varia ed equilibrata

Valori nutritivi medi per 100 ml di tè**: Valore energetico: 0 kJ / 0 kcal. Contiene quantità trascurabili di grassi, acidi grassi saturi, Carboidrati, zuccheri, proteine e sale. Caffeina: 32 mg di caffeina per 100 ml

**Per 2 g di miscela infusa per 3 minuti in 250 ml di acqua a 85 °C

Alto contenuto di caffeina, sconsigliato ai bambini e alle donne in gravidanza o in allattamento (32 mg di caffeina per 100 ml).

Temperatura :

85 °C

Tempo di infusione :

3 minuti

Da Kusmi Tea, abbiamo scelto di integrare la caffeina sotto forma di estratto per concentrarne tutti i benefici. Utilizzata da secoli in numerose culture, la caffeina è riconosciuta per i suoi effetti stimolanti naturali sull’energia!

Teina vs caffeina, qual è la differenza? In realtà si tratta della stessa molecola, ma assimilata in modo diverso dall’organismo a seconda della bevanda! Il caffè produce un effetto rapido e intenso, mentre il tè rilascia la caffeina in modo più graduale grazie ai tannini, per un’energia più dolce e duratura.

Oggi la caffeina è uno degli attivi naturali più studiati per i suoi effetti sull’energia e sulla vigilanza, con oltre 90 studi clinici condotti sugli adulti. Tra questi, l’86% evidenzia un effetto positivo sulla sensazione di energia, sulla vigilanza e sulla rapidità di reazione!

Per garantire la qualità della nostra formulazione, collaboriamo con un laboratorio specializzato nell’analisi delle piante, diretto da un farmacista esperto in farmacologia. Analisi regolari controllano la presenza e la giusta dose degli attivi per assicurare la piena efficacia di Rituake Energia.

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Domande frequenti

Come funziona esattamente questo prodotto e come agisce sul mio corpo?

Durante la giornata, il nostro corpo produce una molecola chiamata adenosina. Quando si lega a determinati recettori del cervello, segnala al corpo che è ora di rallentare, favorendo la sensazione di stanchezza e sonnolenza. La caffeina agisce bloccando i recettori dell’adenosina, il che aiuta a sentirsi più svegli e vigili.

L'effetto sul mio organismo è immediato?

Dopo il consumo, la caffeina agisce rapidamente: i primi effetti compaiono in 15-30 minuti, con un effetto ottimale intorno a 30-60 minuti, a seconda della sensibilità di ciascuno.

A che ora della giornata si può bere Rituale energia?

Rituale energia può accompagnarvi nei diversi momenti della giornata: al mattino per iniziare bene la giornata, dopo pranzo per una boost energia o anche la sera per durare fino alla fine della notte. D'altra parte, non è consigliabile consumare Rituel Énergie prima di coricarsi, a seconda della sensibilità di ciascun individuo agli effetti della caffeina.

Posso combinare Rituale energia con altre bevande energetiche?

Rituale energia contiene caffeina ed è stato concepito per fornire una fonte di energia adeguata se consumato secondo le raccomandazioni (1 tazza/giorno). In caso di combinazione con altre bevande energetiche, assicurarsi di non superare l'apporto giornaliero consigliato. Se siete sensibili alla caffeina o in caso di dubbi, non esitate a chiedere consiglio a un professionista sanitario.

Rituale energia ha il sapore di caffè?

No, Rituale energia è una vera alternativa al caffè, pensata per conservarne i benefici offrendo allo stesso tempo un'esperienza diversa. Al palato, la ricetta rivela un attacco vegetale intenso prima di lasciare spazio a delicate note cerealicole e tostato che si installano con eleganza.