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Arkocaps Organic Black Radish Raphanus Sativus is an organic food supplement to improve digestion and detoxification of the body.
This organic food supplement for digestion is formulated with organic black radish. This natural aid helps relieve difficult digestion .
The Black Radish is a wild plant which for thousands of years, the time of the Pharaohs, has been used for its medicinal properties. In herbal medicine, the root harvested at the end of summer is used.
Organic Black Radish Arkocaps soothe digestive, hepatic and biliary disorders caused by changes in diet during the transition to a new season or food excesses such as at the end of the year for example.
Arkocaps Organic Black Radish from Arkopharma Laboratories is a natural and organic food supplement formulated with black radish from organic farming . It can be consumed from 6 years old.
The Black Radish , Raphanus sativus , is a herbaceous plant with a taproot. In phytotherapy, its thick and edible black root is used, with a very characteristic flavor. The root is harvested in the fall, when the plant has developed a maximum of active ingredients, to bring you black radish capsules with effective natural active ingredients.
Take 2 capsules in a single dose in the morning with a large glass of water.
Recommendations for use
Arkocaps Organic Black Radish Raphanus Sativus is formulated with:
Powder (Integral Totum) and ORGANIC Black Radish* root extract (Raphanus sativus) Bulking agent: ORGANIC Acacia gum ORGANIC Buckwheat fruit powder (Fagopyrum esculentum). 100% VEGETABLE CAPSULE (derived from cellulose).
*Equivalent to 1210 mg of black radish root for 2 capsules
Average nutritional information
Presentation - Packaging
This Arkocaps Organic Black Radish Raphanus Sativus food supplement is available in boxes of 40 vegetable capsules and in boxes of 130 vegetable capsules.
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