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Henry Blooms Green Lipped Mussel 60 Capsules

Name: Henry Blooms Green Lipped Mussel 60 Capsules
Brand: Henry Blooms
SKU: G214
Price: 13.99 AUD
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Henry Blooms

60 Caps

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G214

Henry Blooms Green Lipped Mussel is sourced from the clean, clear waters of New Zealand. Freeze-dried within hours of harvest, Henry Blooms Green Lipped Mussel capsules contain glycosaminoglycans, omega 3 essential fatty acids and trace nutrients to help provide temporary relief from pain and inflammation associated with arthritis, relieve painful, stiff and swollen joints and maintain good joint health.

Product Detail

Henry Blooms Green Lipped Mussel helps:
Relieve inammation
Relieve mild joint aches and pains
Relieve symptoms of mild arthritis
Promote healthy joint function
Support joint health
Relieve mild joint inammation Support joint mobility
Relieve mild joint pain
Relieve mild joint stiffness

Vitamins and supplements are not a substitute for good nutrition or a balanced diet. Follow the directions for use. If symptoms persist, talk to your healthcare professional.

Ingredients

Each capsule contains:
Green lipped mussel dried 500 mg
Curcuma longa (Turmeric) rhizome Extract dry conc. 75 mg
equiv. dry rhizome 1.5 g (min.)
stand. to contain Curcuminoids 48.75 mg
Piper nigrum (Black pepper) fruit Extract dry conc. 5.26 mg
equiv. dry fruit 131.5 mg (min.)
stand. to contain Piperine (of Piper nigrum) 5 mg

No added wheat, sulfites, gluten, yeast, milk derivatives, eggs, soybean products, lactose, sugars, artificial colours, flavours or preservatives.

DERIVED FROM SEAFOOD. Contains mollusc products (green lipped mussel), sorbitol and sodium.

Directions

Adults: Take 2 capsules daily with meals, or as directed by your health professional.

Cautions & Interactions
This product is derived from seafood. Contains mollusc products (green lipped mussel), sorbitol and sodium. If symptoms persist, consult your healthcare practitioner.