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Getting up from a low chair, stepping off a jeepney, taking the stairs: all of it asks a lot of knees and hips. Bone Support joins glucosamine and chondroitin with makabuhay, ashitaba and Chinese roots. Two capsules a day with food. Request a call; pay the rider.
Cartilage nutrients, a Philippine vine and a set of Asian roots in one capsule taken twice a day.
the amino sugar that cartilage is built from, a core building block
gives cartilage its springy, water-holding structure
bitter native vine of the home herbal cabinet
Japanese leafy herb eaten as a daily tonic green
Chinese roots taken for energy and circulation
bark and rhizome long paired in tonics for backs and knees
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Glucosamine and chondroitin are the compounds cartilage is made of, supplied in every capsule.
Makabuhay is the bitter vine that Filipino households have long kept for the joints.
Ashitaba, astragalus and dong quai add traditional leaf and root extracts for energy and circulation.
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I sell kakanin outside the church in Lipa and stand nearly all day. My daughter found the bottle online and went through the label with me.
I take the capsules at breakfast and dinner and walk to the plaza in the morning. After a few weeks I get up from my low stool without holding on to the table.
F— Fe A., 66, Lipa City
One goes in with breakfast and one with dinner, taken with water, as the pack shows.
Glucosamine is often made from shellfish, so shellfish allergy is a reason to ask a doctor before trying it.
Tell your doctor first; warfarin users in particular need advice before adding any herbal capsule.
At two a day, fifteen capsules stretch over seven days with a spare. Knees need weeks of steady use, so one bottle is only a start.
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.
