Gbedemah Garlic Mixture
₵30.00 ₵29.00
Gbedemah garlic mixture is a locally made garlic mixture from pure and potent detoxifying, anti-lipidemic and immune boosting herbs. Certified and approved by the Food and Drugs Authority and beautifully packaged.
Gbedemah Garlic Mixture
Indication
- Proper blood circulation
- Improve immune system
- Detoxifies the blood
- Reduces unwanted fat and bad cholesterol from the blood
Ingredients
- Citrus aurantifolia
- Allium sativum
- Tetrapluera tetraptera
- Honey
Direction and Dosage
Adults: 3 tablespoonful (30ml) 3 times daily after meals
Children: 1 tablespoonful( 10ml) three times daily
PrecautionsÂ
Shake well before use
Keep Out of reach of children
Store in a cool dry place
Not recommended for pregnant women, lactating mothers and children below 12 years.
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