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Heart care that happens only on check-up day misses everything in between. Cardiocept brings garlic, hawthorn, moringa and banaba together in 20 capsules for adults who watch their pressure; dose as on the pack. Pay the rider.
Two classic herbs of heart and circulation care lead the blend.
Banaba and cinnamon cassia bark are traditionally taken by people who watch their pressure and sugar.
Moringa, soursop and mangosteen add familiar local plants to the capsule.
A ten-plant capsule built around garlic and hawthorn; the pack prints no amounts.
bulb extract taken for circulation and heart care
European heart herb traditionally used for the cardiovascular system
Philippine leaf long brewed as a daily herbal tea by people watching their sugar
familiar local plants and fruits, rich in natural plant compounds
grasses, grains and spice that complete the blend
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5/5
I drove a school bus around Legazpi for thirty years and now I write my pressure down every Sunday. I took the salty bagoong off the table and walk the plaza after supper.
My neighbor lent me her Cardiocept carton, so I ordered my own. I take it as the pack says and my notebook looks a bit calmer than last year.
W— Wilfredo T., 66, Legazpi
Typically nothing noticeable. Keep your weekly pressure log and look at the trend over a month, not the first week.
Keep the blister in its carton in a cool, dry place away from sunlight and out of children's reach.
Strong coffee can quicken the pulse and alcohol works against a pressure routine, so keep both low while you track readings.
Take the next one at your usual time and do not double up. Garlic on an empty stomach may cause heartburn, so take it with food.
Only your name and mobile number are needed. No card and no ID.
The supplier's consultant verifies your barangay, complete address, the quantity and when you can receive the parcel.
The rider gives you the parcel and you settle in cash.
