Digestion & detox · Tanzania
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Lunch that sits like a stone and a stomach that grumbles by evening: Toxic Off is one capsule with a meal, built from turmeric, garlic, celery, pumpkin seed, amalaki and thyme. Request a call from the consultant and pay the rider when it arrives.
Turmeric and amalaki have a long traditional place in keeping the stomach comfortable once the plate is empty.
Garlic, celery and thyme are everyday flavours, and pumpkin seed is a familiar snack, so the formula feels close to home.
A single capsule with food and a glass of water: no brewing of herbs and no bitter tea to finish.
Six familiar plants, from spice rack to herb garden, combined in a single capsule.
the golden root of curry powder, traditionally taken for digestive comfort
the familiar bulb, valued in the kitchen and in folk use for the digestive tract
a kitchen plant with a long place in traditional digestive teas
the green kernel eaten as a snack, rich in plant oils and minerals
the Indian gooseberry, a fruit used for centuries in Ayurvedic digestive blends
an aromatic herb that rounds off the formula with its warm, savoury character
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5/5
I cook for a guesthouse in Moshi and I taste dishes all day, so my stomach was often unhappy by four. My sister-in-law told me about Toxic Off after reading about it.
I take one capsule with the staff lunch and drink more water than before. I also cut down on frying, and afternoons are noticeably lighter.
R— Rose M., 56, Moshi
The capsule is swallowed whole, so you rarely taste it, but garlic breath can appear in some people. A full meal and water help.
A supportive daily habit for digestive comfort, not an instant change. It works best with regular meals, more beans and greens, and less frying.
One capsule with your biggest meal is enough. Pick the same meal each day so it becomes part of the routine.
Garlic and turmeric can interact with blood thinners such as warfarin, so ask your doctor before starting if you use any regular medicine.
The supplier's consultant calls to confirm your region and landmark and how many bottles you want; you pay the rider on delivery.
Name and mobile number are all that is asked for. No card details and no email.
The supplier's adviser confirms your region, landmark, the number of packs and a delivery day. The call can be in English or Swahili.
The rider delivers the parcel and you pay in cash or by mobile money.
