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Heavy legs by evening, a heart you would like to look after: after breakfast, one capsule brings six plant ingredients, from kiwi powder and dong quai to gotu kola, turmeric and 95% rutin. Pair it with a brisk walk. Book online and hand the rider the cash on delivery.
Six plant ingredients, with rutin 95% and Asian leaf extracts on top of a kiwi fruit base.
freeze-dried kiwi that carries vitamin C and potassium into the base
the root of Angelica sinensis, long part of Chinese herbal practice
two Asian leaf extracts, concentrated four to one and taken for circulation
the golden root, ground into a yellow powder and added to the formula
concentrated flavonoid tied to healthy vessels
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Gotu kola and houttuynia extracts, both from Asian herbal tradition, are taken for circulation and vitality.
Rutin 95% is a concentrated flavonoid, one of the plant compounds associated with healthy vessels.
Dried kiwi forms the base of the formula and carries vitamin C and potassium.
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I'm a retired barangay clerk in Roxas City and spend afternoons on the porch with my feet up. My neighbour's son sells these and I asked him to show me the label.
After breakfast I take the capsule, then do two laps around the plaza. My shoes fit better by the evening, and I keep every medicine I was already prescribed.
A— Alfredo J., 69, Roxas City
After your morning meal, in the number of capsules printed on the label.
Your doctor should know first: dong quai, turmeric and gotu kola may strengthen what aspirin or warfarin already does.
No. Take every prescribed medicine exactly as before; the capsule is an addition, and your doctor should know you use it.
Plant formulas are given several weeks of daily use, not a few days, so judge it after a month or so.
We only need a name and a number. No credit card, GCash or bank details.
The supplier's representative confirms your full address, the quantity and a delivery date that works for you.
Payment is made only when the parcel is already in your hands.
