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【DHC】維他命C x 18在網路評價很不錯而且相當實用

我想媽媽一定會喜歡【DHC】維他命C x 18

而且在這裡買不但可以用折價券或是滿額現折的優惠



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還可以刷卡分期付款零利率

更棒的是刷卡還可以累積點數或送刷卡金

算下來真的很划算

真的很推薦在這裡買

所以分享給大家

以下家裡有小朋友的家長們千萬不要錯過的免費索取活動喔

(一)0~3歲幼兒體驗組免費索取:





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以下是【DHC】維他命C x 18商品資訊:



,【DHC】維他命C x 18評比推薦





食品詳述:

DHC維他命C每粒中含有500mg的高濃度維他命C,相當於33顆檸檬的維他命C含量,同時添加具有美容功能的維他命B2,是一款能夠創造青春活力及維持健康美麗的美容維他命。

維他命C又稱抗壞血酸(Ascorbic acid),是大家耳熟能詳的營養素之一,不僅具有抗氧化作用,更可促進膠原蛋白合成、幫助鐵質吸收,是養顏美容不可或缺的重要維他命。此外,維他命C也有助於骨骼及牙齒生長,是維持生理機能正常運作的必要營養素。

維他命C屬於水溶性維他命,不僅人體無法自行合成,而且不易儲存於體內,尤其當抽菸、喝酒、壓力過大或進行激烈運動時,更會加速維他命C流失,因此需要每天積極補充,以維護身心健康。

食物來源:奇異果、柑橘、柳橙、葡萄柚等水果類,以及花椰菜、青椒、菠菜、芥藍菜等蔬菜類。



建議量:

每日2粒,飯後搭配開水分次食用

■注意事項:

※內附之乾燥劑/脫氧劑,請勿食用。

※請依照每日建議量食用,多食無益。

※若身體出現不適感或有食物過敏現象者,請停止食用。

※DHC營養補助食品之膠囊外膜採用動物膠質成分。



■保存方法:

※請於食用後立即關緊封口並儘速食用完畢。

※請置於陰涼乾燥處,避免陽光直射。

※請置於幼兒無法取得之處。





【DHC】維他命C x 18推薦便宜











單品規格:
(30日份/60粒)x18

保存天數:
36個月

產品說明:
每粒含有500mg的高濃度維他命C,並添加具有美容功能的維他命B2,可維持健康活力,常保青春美麗。









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【DHC】維他命C x 18團購



籃網前役才靠著Randy Foye絕殺對手贏球,沒想到今日馬上就淪為被絕殺的苦主。29日籃網公牛一戰,Jimmy Butler在槍響前命中致勝絕殺,率公牛以101比99贏球。

籃網此役靠著Brook Lopez有效發揮,第四節剩下約2分半鐘時還握有7分領先,不過Butler跳出來接管了比賽,連拿9分,包含最後一秒的後撤步致勝跳投,讓籃網苦吞客場12連敗。

總計Butler全場共拿下40分,追平本季新高,「閃電俠」Dwyane Wade此役因為偏頭痛的關係,僅出賽22分鐘,攻下16分4籃板。

Brook Lopez全場拿下33分,並投進生涯新高5記三分球,表現硬是比下效力於公牛的弟弟Robin Lopez,後者拿下12分5籃板,在兄弟對決中輸了面子、贏了裡子。

籃網除B.Lopez外以Sean Kilpatrick攻下18分表現最佳,前役投進絕殺的Foye則有11分進帳。

林書豪此戰並未隨隊出征客場,據《ESPN》報導指出,林書豪左大腿拉傷傷勢不輕,目前還沒有具體的康復時間,預估會缺席好一陣子。



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2017-03-2403:00

FORWARD-LOOKING: According to an estimate, the project would contribute at least NT$975.9 billion to GDP, thereby stimulating economic growth, Lin Chuan said

By Lee Hsin-fang and Shelley Shan / Staff reporters

The Cabinet has finalized plans to submit a special eight-year budget request of NT$880 billion (US$28.86 billion) to the legislature for the “Forward-looking Infrastructure Construction Project,” Premier Lin Chuan (林全) said yesterday.

The government hopes to attract NT$1.7 trillion in public and private-sector investment for the project, Lin said.

“Some say the project is too costly. I do not look at it that way. The government should have vision and foresight. It will be worthwhile as long as the goals are achieved,” Lin said.

Government agencies are to submit budget proposals in relation to the project by the end of next month, which are to be collated by the Executive Yuan before a finalized budget request is delivered to the legislature in the middle of May, he said.

Asked by reporters how the budget proposal would benefit the nation’s economy, Lin said that according to an estimate, the project would contribute at least NT$975.9 billion to the nation’s GDP, thereby stimulating economic growth.

Asked whether the government would accrue a large debt over the project, given that its funding would depend entirely on issuing debt, Lin said that the government would be prudent.

The amount of government debt owed over the next eight years would not exceed the ceiling stipulated in the Public Debt Act (公共債務法), which is 15 percent of the nation’s annual expenditure, he said.

The project is to focus on “green” energy, water resources, railways, digital infrastructure and urban and rural development, the National Development Council said on Monday.

A special NT$50 billion budget has been allocated for “green” energy infrastructure, Executive Yuan spokesman Hsu Kuo-yung (徐國勇) said on Monday.

The government also plans to invest NT$250 billion in water resources infrastructure so that the nation would no longer suffer water shortages and flooding, Hsu said.

Another NT$46.056 billion is to be invested to improve the nation’s digital infrastructure and bridge the rural-urban divide, while NT$137.2 billion would be allocated to urban and rural development, Hsu said.

Approximately 50 percent of funding is to be spent constructing railways, which would be supervised by the Ministry of Transportation and Communications.

The Railway Reconstruction Bureau said the government has already approved funding for the electrification of the railway connecting Pingtung County’s Chaozhou Township (潮州) and Taitung, as well as dual tracks between Hualien and Taitung.

Other approved projects include a Taipei MRT line connecting New Taipei City’s Sanxia (三峽) and Yingge (鶯歌), a light rail system in New Taipei City’s Tamsui (淡水), an MRT line in Taoyuan and the first phase of the extension of the Kaohsiung MRT line connecting Lujhu District (路竹) and Gangshan District (岡山).

The government has also approved funding to relocate the Taiwan Railways Administration’s line in downtown Tainan, which is estimated to cost NT$24.2 billion.

Several new projects have yet to approved by the government.

The proposed elevation of the railway in downtown Chiayi City is estimated to cost NT$23.26 billion. The estimated budget for the proposed railway line connecting the Mountain Line and the Sea Line in Taichung is NT$5.42 billion.

The government is also planning to budget NT$6.1 billion to build a light rail connecting Taipei and Keelung. The total cost is estimated to top NT$8.1 billion.

Other new projects include the Kaohsiung MRT circle line, extending the Taoyuan MRT Green Line to Jhungli (中壢), as well as new railway lines in Hengchun (恆春) and Donggang (東港).

新聞來源:TAIPEI TIMES


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