Content is also rich in human and animal blood, such as human blood contains 26~34 mg/100 g, chicken blood contains 58-73 mg/73 g, pig blood contains 10~15 mg/100 g, the dog blood contains 14~22 mg/100 g
See Reconstitution, Daily Units, and Cycle Structure
Some more severe, but rare, side effects that can occur are low potassium levels, muscle cramps, irregular heartbeat, chest pains, or blurred vision
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Clorhidrato de tiamina (Vitamina B1) 200 mg