FOHOW Xueqinfu Siueczinfu capsules

Fohow Xueqinfu Siueczinfu Capsules – Dietary Supplement

Dietary supplement with soy and grape seed extract

A dietary supplement in capsule form containing an extract of soybeans (Glycine Max) and grape seeds (Vitis Vinifera).

Possible beneficial effects on health: (clear blood vessels)

• Supporting tissue oxygenation
• Increased bioavailability of various nutrients
• Promoting eyesight
• Support for bone density
• Possible reduction of pain in joints and muscles during intense physical activity
• Improvement of lymph viscosity
• Supporting the body's drainage function and detoxification
• Support in the destruction of the fibrin coating on cancer cells, which could facilitate detection and destruction by the immune system.
• Support in clearing blood vessels of blood clots and thinning the blood.

Composition: Soy extract, grape seed extract, soy gelatin (capsule shell).

Recommended daily intake: 2-3 capsules, 1-2 times daily with a meal. Take with plenty of water. Do not exceed the stated recommended daily intake.

Further information:
This product is not a substitute for a balanced and varied diet. Store in a cool, dry place out of reach of small children.

Important NOTE:

This product is a food supplement . It is not a medicine or a medical device .

• A dietary supplement is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

• This product is not intended for the treatment, prevention or supportive therapy of vascular diseases, vein problems, high blood pressure, post-heart attack conditions, cancer, inflammation or other diseases.

• All health-related claims in the original text (such as those concerning "cleansing of the blood vessels," "cardioprotective" or "blood-thinning" effects, "anti-carcinogenic" or "anti-inflammatory" properties, or blood pressure regulation) are legally inadmissible for a dietary supplement and do not constitute scientifically proven medical facts. These are medical claims that can be misleading.

• If you have health problems, cardiovascular diseases, before or after surgery, or are taking medication (especially blood thinners like aspirin or warfarin), consulting a doctor is essential. A dietary supplement is not a substitute for medically prescribed therapy.

• People with food allergies (especially soy allergy), pregnant women, breastfeeding women and people with chronic illnesses should consult a doctor before taking this product.