Dietary Supplement. Ingredients: maltodextrin, matcha tea leaf extract, citric acid extract, spirulina extract. How to use: 1 portion/day. Mix 1 teaspoon with a glass (150 ml) of hot water until complete dissolution.
NO local celebrities on creatives (prelandings, landing, and banners)
Every Landing Page promoting food supplements must contain the next footnotes:
*This Advertorial is based on fiction and any similarity to real people, places, or events are purely coincidental.
*The product advertised is a dietary supplement. Dietary supplements are products intended to supplement the diet. They are not medicines and are not intended to treat, diagnose, mitigate, prevent, or cure diseases.
It is prohibited:
- any kind of mentioning medical/health workers, medical facilities, patients, and their comments is prohibited;
- the images of people who might resemble a medical worker;
- the statements that denigrate traditional medicine and allopathic medicines;
- attributing to food supplements the property of preventing, treating, or curing a human disease or refer to such properties;
- include direct statements or suggest that a varied and balanced diet cannot provide adequate amounts of nutrients in general. Food supplements are administered to maintain health, to promote the growth and development of the body.
- to guarantee an effect
- to guarantee the absence of side effects
Yenki Derm - FR
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NO local celebrities on creatives (prelandings, landing, and banners)
Every Landing Page must contain the next footnotes:
*This Advertorial is based on fiction and any similarity to real people, places, or events are purely coincidental.
*The product advertised is a dietary supplement. Dietary supplements are products intended to supplement the diet. They are not medicines and are not intended to treat, diagnose, mitigate, prevent, or cure diseases. It is prohibited:
- attributing properties that are not related to the product;
- mention recovery from a serious condition;
*The product advertised is a dietary supplement. Dietary supplements are products intended to supplement the diet. They are not medicines and are not intended to treat, diagnose, mitigate, prevent, or cure diseases. It is prohibited:
- attributing properties that are not related to the product;
- mention recovery from a serious condition;
- promise rapid health improvement;
- using words like 'heals, heals', 'medicine', 'drug', etc.
- any kind of mentioning medical/health workers, medical facilities, government authorities, patients, and their comments is prohibited;
- the images of people who might resemble a medical worker;
- the statements that denigrate traditional medicine and allopathic medicines;
- to guarantee an effect - to guarantee the absence of side effects



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