Victory Garlic Mixture
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Sold By: GMF StoreNaturally formulated herbal products containing local plants like cassia occidentalis, Azadiracter indica, Allium sativum which improves cardiovascular health, diabetes and boosts the immune system
Indication
Immune booster
Antilipedemic
Diabetes
Active Ingredients
- Citrus aurantifolia
- Cassia occidentalis
- Allium sativum
- Cassia occidentalis
- Azadiracter indica
- Honey
DosageÂ
(18years and above)- Two tablespoonful, 20ml three times daily
(12years-17years)- One tablespoonful three times daily
Shake well before use
Not recommended for pregnant women, lactating mothers and children below 12years
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