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Broccomin

For health and strengthening the body

A combination of broccoli seed extract and turmeric extract 

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Benefits:

  • Boost the body's natural defenses against oxidative stress

  • Boost Phase 2 enzymes, enhancing the detoxification of cells

  • Anti-inflammatory

  • Anti-bacterial

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Uniqueness:

  • Scientifically studied for safety and efficacy

  • Use of standardized extracts that comply with recognized standard herbal monographs

  • 100% natural plant extract

  • Suitable for vegetarian

  • Optimal dose in ONE easy-to-take formula

A combination of broccoli seed extract and turmeric extract

Reference​:

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