Sono stati trovati 44 prodotti corrispondenti alla tua ricerca per hippos in 8 negozi:

MACERATO IDROALCOLICO IPPOCASTANO Descrizione Integratore alimentare a base di estratto idroalcolico di Ippocastano. Proprietà L'Ippocastano è un albero maestoso che arriva fino a cinquanta metri di altezza. Il termine ippo deriva dal greco hippos (cavallo) e si riferisce all'abitudine degli antichi greci di allevare cavalli da corsa nutrendoli con i suoi frutti per avere gambe velocissime ed eccezionale resistenza fisica. Il suo macerato idroalcolico è da sempre noto per i benefici effetti sulle fisiologiche funzioni del microcircolo. Ingredienti Ippocastano corteccia estratto idroalcolico. Caratteristiche nutrizionali   per 20 gocce Ippocastano (Aesculus hippocastanum L.) corteccia estratto idroalcolico 496 mg Modalità d'uso Si consiglia l'assunzione di 20 gocce tre volte al giorno lontano dai pasti, diluite in un po' d'acqua. Avvertenze Non superare la dose giornaliera raccomandata. Tenere fuori dalla portata dei bambini al di sotto dei 3 anni di età. Il prodotto non va inteso come sostituto di una dieta variata ed equilibrata e deve essere utilizzato nell'ambito di uno stile di vita sano. Formato Flacone da 50 ml Cod. 241120

MACERATO GLICERINATO - IPPOCASTANO - Descrizione Integratore alimentare a base di macerato glicerinato di Ippocastano. Proprietà L’Ippocastano è un albero maestoso che arriva fino a cinquanta metri di altezza. Il termine ippo deriva dal greco hippos (cavallo) e si riferisce all’abitudine degli anti…

MACERATO GLICERINATO - IPPOCASTANO - Descrizione Integratore alimentare a base di macerato glicerinato di Ippocastano. Proprietà L’Ippocastano è un albero maestoso che arriva fino a cinquanta metri di altezza. Il termine ippo deriva dal greco hippos (cavallo) e si riferisce all’abitudine degli anti…

Hippos are one of the largest land mammals in the world! These big vegetarians prefer to spend their time in the water. Readers will enjoy learning more about hippos with exciting facts and vibrant photos.

MACERATO GLICERINATO - IPPOCASTANO - Descrizione Integratore alimentare a base di macerato glicerinato di Ippocastano. Proprietà L’Ippocastano è un albero maestoso che arriva fino a cinquanta metri di altezza. Il termine ippo deriva dal greco hippos (cavallo) e si riferisce all’abitudine degli anti…

Hippos are one of the largest land mammals in the world! These big vegetarians prefer to spend their time in the water. Readers will enjoy learning more about hippos with exciting facts and vibrant photos.

Hippos are one of the largest land mammals in the world! These big vegetarians prefer to spend their time in the water. Readers will enjoy learning more about hippos with exciting facts and vibrant photos.

Hippos are one of the largest land mammals in the world! These big vegetarians prefer to spend their time in the water. Readers will enjoy learning more about hippos with exciting facts and vibrant photos.

Hippos delves deeply into all aspects of ancient Athenian horsemanship, from the scientific analysis of a horse skeleton recently excavated at Phaleron to the roles of horses in Greek religion. Major discussion is devoted to hippotrophia, the training of equines, their competitive activities in horse racing, and their important role in the cavalry. This richly illustrated book consists of over 40 short essays on diverse topics such as the practices for naming of Athenian horses, their appearance on the city's coinage, the make-up of a chariot, the advice of the Athenian cavalry commander Xenophon, the cavalry inspection, and the possible appearance of horses on the Greek stage.\n \n This bilingual volume is the result of an exhibition held at the American School of Classical Studies at Athens in 2022. All of the objects in the exhibit are included, from small silver coins to large marble memorials for slain cavalry officers. Many of the artifacts documenting the Athenian cavalry come from wells in the Athenian Agora. Horse racing was a passion of all Greeks, but only Athens had a hero (Hippothoon) suckled by a mare. This book makes clear that hippomania was rampant in ancient Athens, just as Aristophanes implied in his comedies.

Hippos delves deeply into all aspects of ancient Athenian horsemanship, from the scientific analysis of a horse skeleton recently excavated at Phaleron to the roles of horses in Greek religion. Major discussion is devoted to hippotrophia, the training of equines, their competitive activities in horse racing, and their important role in the cavalry. This richly illustrated book consists of over 40 short essays on diverse topics such as the practices for naming of Athenian horses, their appearance on the city's coinage, the make-up of a chariot, the advice of the Athenian cavalry commander Xenophon, the cavalry inspection, and the possible appearance of horses on the Greek stage.\n \n This bilingual volume is the result of an exhibition held at the American School of Classical Studies at Athens in 2022. All of the objects in the exhibit are included, from small silver coins to large marble memorials for slain cavalry officers. Many of the artifacts documenting the Athenian cavalry come from wells in the Athenian Agora. Horse racing was a passion of all Greeks, but only Athens had a hero (Hippothoon) suckled by a mare. This book makes clear that hippomania was rampant in ancient Athens, just as Aristophanes implied in his comedies.

Catch up with the party-loving hippos from Hippos Go Berserk! in this long-awaited picture book more than forty-five years in the making—from the one and only Sandra Boynton!\n\nHippos have a reputation for wild parties that go on till dawn. People have even gone so far as to say that partying hippos “go berserk.” Nobody knows how these rumors got started.\n \nBut even if it’s true (it is), it’s not the whole story. Given the deep appreciation that hippos have for water, it’s no wonder that your average hippopotamus seeks, finds, and offers a state of flow, no matter the situation.\n \nWe have much to learn from their example. Accordingly, this helpful book follows two typical hippos as they calmly and mindfully go about their ordinary hippo day.\n \n“O, flare thy wild nostrils,\n And welcome the day!\n Onward! And upward!\n Come what will,\n come what may.”

Catch up with the party-loving hippos from Hippos Go Berserk! in this long-awaited picture book more than forty-five years in the making—from the one and only Sandra Boynton!\n\nHippos have a reputation for wild parties that go on till dawn. People have even gone so far as to say that partying hippos “go berserk.” Nobody knows how these rumors got started.\n \nBut even if it’s true (it is), it’s not the whole story. Given the deep appreciation that hippos have for water, it’s no wonder that your average hippopotamus seeks, finds, and offers a state of flow, no matter the situation.\n \nWe have much to learn from their example. Accordingly, this helpful book follows two typical hippos as they calmly and mindfully go about their ordinary hippo day.\n \n“O, flare thy wild nostrils,\n And welcome the day!\n Onward! And upward!\n Come what will,\n come what may.”

Un nuovo amico per il tuo Quattrozampe: il gioco per cani Hunter Huggly Amazonas Hippo è un perfetto compagno di giochi per cuccioli, che porterà un po' di atmosfera esotica nella cuccia di baby Fido. Questo ippopotamo di peluche si contraddistingue...

Zippo is fed up with being an ordinary hippo. He wants to have a super power – something exciting, something amazing, something BIG! But being good at swimming and splashing in mud aren't considered superpowers. Perhaps he can learn to fly like his best friend Roxi the oxpecker. But who's ever heard of a flying hippopotamus? Especially one with such a big bottom . . .\n\nFrom the bestselling author/illustrator pairing of You're Called What?!, Kes Gray and Nikki Dyson, Zippo the Super Hippo is fantastically funny, and this big-bottomed superhero will be flying into children's imaginations everywhere!

Zippo is fed up with being an ordinary hippo. He wants to have a super power – something exciting, something amazing, something BIG! But being good at swimming and splashing in mud aren't considered superpowers. Perhaps he can learn to fly like his best friend Roxi the oxpecker. But who's ever heard of a flying hippopotamus? Especially one with such a big bottom . . .\n\nFrom the bestselling author/illustrator pairing of You're Called What?!, Kes Gray and Nikki Dyson, Zippo the Super Hippo is fantastically funny, and this big-bottomed superhero will be flying into children's imaginations everywhere!