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Blood Well
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Nutritional support for the following
conditions:
- Anemia
- Chemotherapy induced low blood platelets
- Radiation induced low blood platelets
- Malaria
- Frequent Nose Bleeds
- Easy Bruising
- Part of the ITP Kit.
**Save 15% on any order of three or more bottles of the same product**
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Ingredients:
Rehmannia, Astragalus, Eclipta, Thlaspi, Phyllanthus, Alisma |
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| PRICE: |
$69.95
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| FACTS: |
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A wide variety of ailments and treatments can cause problems with your blood. Some frequent offenders include anemia, chemotherapy and malaria. These problems may show up in symptoms like frequent nose bleeds, extreme fatigue, and easy bruising.
Using a special blend of herbs, Blood Well is designed to assist your body in regaining its natural healthy balance. We recommend taking Blood Well for a 12-month period to allow your body to become balanced.
People undergoing Chemotherapy have reported that Blood Well is effective in reducing the side effects associated with this type of therapy.
People with low blood platelets due to radiation have reported that their platelets levels improved while taking this herbal food supplement.
Blood Well allows the body to reestablish balance and develop healty blood.
**IF YOU HAVE ITP YOU MUST ORDER THE ITP KIT*
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Regular Price- $79.95
Internet Sale Price- $69.95
Suggested Usage:
As a Dietary Supplement, take 3 tablets twice daily on an empty stomach, 30 minutes before meals, or as directed by a healthcare practitioner.
Count:
180 Tablets
Serving Per Bottle:
Approx. 60 Servings
Net Weight:
500 mg.
Health Category:
Blood Support
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| ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: |
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Anemia is sometimes called "tired blood" - and you will indeed feel tired if you are very anemic.
There are many forms of anemia, but in each case the problem is that the body is not producing enough healthy red blood cells to carry adequate oxygen to the tissues.
According to the Mayo Clinic, anemia is a common blood disorder often striking women and people with chronic diseases. Anemia can range from mild to severe and be temporary or long lasting.
Anemia can be a sign of seious illnesses. Treatments range from dietary changes to taking supplements to undergoing medical treatments.
Certain factors may place you at increased risk of developing anemia:
- Diet. Iron, protein and vitamins are required to produce sufficient numbers of red blood cells. If you are not getting enough iron and vitamins, especially folate, you may be at risk of anemia.
- Menstruation. Blood loss during menstruation increases women's risk of developing anemia.
- Intestinal disorders. Any disorder- like Crohn's disease or celiac disease- that interrupts the absorption of nutrients in the small intestine may lead to risk of anemia.
- Chronic conditions. Cancer, blood diseases, autoimmune disorders, kidney or liver failure, diabetes or other chronic conditions, including ulcers, can put you at increased risk of anemia.
- Pregnancy
- Family history. A family history of anemia may indicate an increased risk of anemia.
- Lifestyle. Exposure to toxic chemicals, alcholism, a strict vegetarian diet, and the use of some medications can lead to anemia.
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