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Bone Support pairs glucosamine and chondroitin with six herbs, including makabuhay, for adults who stay active, walk daily and want a joint supplement alongside good habits.
Bone Support lists eight ingredients. None has an approved therapeutic claim; here's what each one is:
a cartilage building block, usually from shellfish shells.
a bitter Philippine vine used in folk remedies.
Chinese angelica; can add to blood thinners. Ask first if you're on warfarin.
a root from Chinese herbal tradition. No approved claim here.
two more herbs from Chinese tradition. No approved claims.
a cartilage molecule; may add to the effect of warfarin.
a Japanese leafy plant eaten as a vegetable. No approved claim here.
In Baguio my lola grew makabuhay by the fence and swore by it.
I checked with my doctor first because I love shrimp and wasn't sure about allergies — I'm fine. Bone Support I take with meals, and I walk Burnham Park daily.
L— Liza Carantes, 57, Baguio City
Yes, in cash to the rider. To order Bone Support we only need your name and mobile number, and we never ask for bank details.
Glucosamine, chondroitin and six herbs: makabuhay, ashitaba, astragalus, dong quai, eucommia and ligusticum.
About two weeks, since there are 30 capsules and you take two a day. Ask us anything you're unsure about.
Yes, Bone Support ships in a plain box with no product name. No logo or product photo on the outside.
We don't promise that. Damaged cartilage is assessed by an orthopedic doctor.
Avoid it — glucosamine is usually made from shellfish shells. We'll gladly explain on the call.
Just your name and mobile number — no card, no email.
We confirm your barangay, address, quantity and delivery day.
The rider hands over the parcel and you pay in cash.
