Patanjali Punarnavadi Mandoor | Buy Kidney Health Supplement
This kidney health supplement made from natural ingredients helps prevent and treat kidney diseases and maintain kidney health. Manage your kidney problems in the natural Ayurvedic way. It helps prevent kidney problems.
Benefits
- Herbal Kidney health supplement
- Natural herbs to prevent kidney diseases
- Ayurvedic and 100% herbal remedy for kidneys
- Prevent and manage optimum kidney health
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Description
Description
Divya Mandoor Bhasma is a kidney health supplement that is a natural and herbal remedy to maintain optimum kidney health. This Ayurvedic medicine is versatile in managing problems related to the kidneys. It can aid in preventing kidney diseases. This Ayurvedic kidney supplement helps treat inflammatory conditions, hemorrhoids, anemia, splenomegaly, and malabsorption syndrome. It helps treat skin diseases, infective skin diseases, dermatitis, chronic fever, and helminthiasis.
It has Iron Oxide as an ingredient which is a potent source of iron and helps manage anemia with iron deficiency. The natural supplement helps kidneys functions and treat kidney-related disorders and promote healthy kidnes.
It is an herbal supplement to cure kidney ailments. It helps patiensts suffering from acute or chronic kidney disease (CKD). The herbs in this natural supplement help the kidneys to function optomally. This ideal blend of herbs is one of the best natural cures for kidney functions and ailments.
Helpful in conditions of acute or chronic kidney disease, taking herbal remedies has no side effects, unlike other medicines that have severe side effects. A blend of natural herbs is effective in managing and preventing kidney problems.
This natural supplement helps regulate kidney functions and promotes optimum kidney health. Each tablet has Ayurvedic herbs to manage and prevent kidney degeneration. The ingreadients in this Ayurvedic kidney supplement are punarnava, pippal, nishoth, sonth, vayavidanga, pohkarmool, devdaru, triphala, chitrak, danti, chavya, pipplamool, indrajou, kutki, nagarmotha, and mandoor bhasma. The herbal kidney supplement helps in edema, anemia & splenomegaly, hepato-splenomegaly, etc.
Key Features
- Kidney health supplement
- Manage kidney problems with natural herbs
- Prevents kidney diseases
- Herbal remedy for kidney problems
- Ayurvedic treatment for kidneys
- Best natural cure for kidney problems
- Helpful for treating anemia, splenomegaly hemorrhoids
- Chronic fever, inflammatory conditions, malabsorption syndrome
- Treats infective skin diseases, dermatitis, and helminthiasis
Additional Information.
Form – Tablets
Net Quantity – 60 tabs
Package Information – Bottle
Key Ingredients – Punarnava, Trivrit, Black pepper, Shunti, Maricha, Piper longum, Pippali Long pepper fruit, Vidanga, Cedrus deodara, False black pepper, Kushta, Daru, Chitraka, Daru Haridra, Haridra, Curcuma longa, Tree Turmeric, Haritaki, Myrobalan fruit rind, Vibhitaki, Amalaki, Danti, Pippalimoola, Belliric Myrobalan fruit rind,Chavya, Mandur Bhasma, Kalingaka, Pippali, Musta, and Gomutra.
Dosage – 1 or 2 tablets twice daily, post meals with water or as your doctor suggests. Consult your doctor before consuming it.
Additional information
Additional information
| Item Form |
Tablet |
|---|---|
| Net Quantity |
60 tablets |
| Package Information |
Bottle |
| Key Ingredients |
Haridra, Haridra, Curcuma longa, Tree Turmeric, Haritaki, Myrobalan fruit rind, Vibhitaki, Amalaki, Danti, Pippalimoola, Belliric Myrobalan fruit rind,Chavya, Mandur Bhasma, ,Kalingaka, Pippali, Musta, and Gomutra. ,Punarnava, Trivrit, Black pepper, Shunti, Maricha, Piper longum, Pippali Long pepper fruit, Vidanga, Cedrus deodara, False black pepper, Kushta, Daru, Chitraka, Daru |
| Dosage |
1 or 2 tablets twice daily, post meals with water or as your doctor suggests. Consult your doctor before consuming it. |
Brand
Brand
Patanjali
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