REUMATEFIX HERBAPOL Tea

REUMATEFIX Tea

Dietary supplement

Contents of the package:
20 bags of 2g each
Net weight: 40g

Ingredients:
Nettle leaves - 20%, Horsetail herb - 15%, Couch grass - 15%, Green tea - 14%, Lemongrass - 11%, Dandelion herb - 10%, Mint leaves - 9%, Ginger - 6%.

The content of each plant component per recommended daily portion is as follows: Nettle leaves - 1.2 g, Horsetail herb - 0.9 g, Couch grass rhizome - 0.9 g, Green tea - 0.84 g, Lemongrass - 0.66 g, Dandelion herb - 0.6 g, Mint leaves - 0.54 g, Ginger - 0.36 g, each.

Usage:
The tea complements the daily diet. It is especially recommended for people struggling with musculoskeletal problems. Nettle supports the smooth functioning of the musculoskeletal system and helps maintain the performance of joints, muscles, and tendons. Horsetail supports the elasticity of joint cartilage and contributes to remineralization. Green tea supports the maintenance of healthy and strong bones. Ginger supports maintaining joint mobility and prevents morning joint stiffness.

Instructions for use:
Steep 1 tea bag in boiling water (200 ml) covered for 5-10 minutes. It is recommended to prepare the infusion 3 times daily.

Do not exceed the recommended daily dose.

Storage:
Store in a dry place and out of reach of small children.

Additional information:
VAT rate: 23%
GTIN/EAN: 5903850002260
BLOZ: 7034062
Collective container: 32 packages
GIS-TP/1625/09

The manufacturer has an integrated quality and food safety management system according to ISO 9001, ISO 22000/GMP.

Manufacturer:
Herbapol in Krakow SA, 14 Chałupnika St., 31-464 Krakow, www.herbapol.krakow.pl

Dietary supplements should not be used as a substitute for a varied diet. A balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle are recommended.

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The presented material is for informational and educational purposes and does not constitute medical advice. The description provides information about the substances and their applications based on available information in scientific articles, on the internet, in the press, and in scientific books. The material does not describe a dietary supplement or any other product containing the described ingredients.