Flora Proactiv Cholesterol Lowering Margarine Spread Original 250g
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Flora ProActiv is enriched with natural plant sterols to lower cholesterol. Just 25g (1 rounded tablespoon) is needed each day to provide 2g of plant sterols to lower cholesterol in as little as three weeks as part of a healthy lifestyle. It’s virtually trans fat free and lower in saturated fat than butterGet your 25g per day by spreading it on sandwiches just like any other margarine spread.
This contains 2g of plant sterols, the optimal amount per day proven to lower cholesterol. More than 3g of plant sterols per day do not provide additional benefits. If you are on cholesterol lowering medication please consult your doctor while using Flora ProActiv.
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Storage Instructions: Keep refrigerated.
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