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The unique & pure herbal preparation made as per the ancient scriptural process for anemic patients which gives sure response within 21 days to all the patients & improves Quality & Quantity of Hb ( Haemoglobin ) up-to normal range within 90 to 180 days. It is useful in all types of anemia.
It is extremely effective herbal medicine which not only improves the Quantity but also improves the Quality (Oxygen carrying capacity) of Hb, which is impossible with other prevailing medicines today.
The Quality & Quantity of Hb once stabilized, will not drop in normal circumstances for longer period of time.
Other Benefits:
Improves quality of Red blood corpuscles (RBC).
Enhances oxygen carrying capacity of RBC.
Improves Metabolism.
Gives relief in Insomnia.
Acting as Anti-depressant agent.
Acting as Anti-aging agent.
Increases body resistance.
Very good during pregnancy and in Leucorrhoea.
Removes black pigmentation under eyes due to blood impurities.
There are innumerable uses of this unique medicine.
Extraordinary features of this Medicine:
It prevents Bone Marrow Depression.
It acts as bone marrow stimulants in drug induced Bone Marrow Depression.
It has capacity to remove malnutrition from the world.
Dose:
For Adults - One capsule a day for routine therapy.
For patients undergoing the treatment of Chemotherapy and Dialysis, have to take two capsules a day (Morning and Evening).
For Children below 12 years : Half a dose compared to adults (To be given cautiously).
Anaemia is a condition in which the body lacks the amount of RBC ( red blood corpuscles ) to keep up with the body's demand for oxygen.
Iron deficiency anaemia is a condition in which the body has too little iron in the bloodstream. This form of anaemia is more common in adolescents and in women before menopause. Blood loss from heavy periods, internal bleeding from the gastrointestinal tract or donating too much blood can all contribute to this disease. Other causes for anaemia can be poor dietary habits or chronic intestinal diseases.
