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Crouching beside the sari-sari shelves, then pushing up again, costs the knees a little more every year. Dr.Flex joins ginger root with chili fruit extract in a tablet for comfortable, flexible joints. Follow the pack. Leave your number; pay the rider.
The formula lists ginger rhizome and capsicum fruit extracts, pressed into a tablet.
Zingiber officinale, the warming root people take for their joints
the chili fruit, valued for its warming action
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Ginger is a warming root people have long used for the comfort of their joints.
Capsicum fruit extract adds the warmth of chili to the formula.
The pack presents the tablet for joint comfort, mobility and flexibility.
As directed on the pack. The label gives the number, and taking extra will not speed anything up.
Ginger and chili can irritate it for some people. Take it with food, and see a doctor if you have ulcers or reflux.
Joint products are usually used as a course of several weeks, so wait before judging.
Both plants can strengthen blood thinners, so your doctor should say yes before the first tablet.
5/5
I sell dried fish at a stall in Colon Street, Cebu City, and I squat and stand all day. My knees were stiff each morning. The doctor I saw only said my joints were wearing normally.
My neighbor lent me her Dr.Flex box to try. I take it as the pack says, stretch my legs before opening the stall and use a cushion on my stool. I move more easily now.
P— Paz E., 65, Cebu City
Only your name and number are needed. No card or bank details.
The supplier's consultant verifies your address, then agrees with you on the quantity and the delivery date.
Give the cash to the courier when you receive the package.
