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Heart Support combines kiwi fruit powder, dong quai, gotu kola, turmeric, houttuynia and rutin for adults who look after their heart with diet, walking and their doctor's plan.
Heart Support lists six plant ingredients. None carries an approved claim; here they are with the precautions:
a leafy herb used in Southeast Asian cooking. Known locally as fish mint.
the yellow spice; careful with blood thinners and gallstones.
a plant pigment found in buckwheat and citrus peel.
the takip-kuhol leaf, used in Asian herbal tradition.
Chinese angelica; can add to blood thinners. Ask first if you're on warfarin.
dried kiwi, a fruit rich in vitamin C. No approved claim here.
In Lapu-Lapu I've been on warfarin since my heart valve surgery.
Before ordering Heart Support I asked about the ingredients, and my cardiologist said the dong quai and turmeric weren't a good idea for me. Honest answer, no regrets.
F— Felipe Tampus, 64, Lapu-Lapu City
No, Heart Support is a food supplement with no approved therapeutic claims.
One capsule twice a day, with meals. Pick a fixed time so you don't forget.
Yes — not a single peso until Heart Support is in your hands; the rider collects the amount on handover.
Ask your doctor — dong quai and turmeric can add to its effect. Every case is different.
Yes, Heart Support ships in a plain box. Family members won't see what you ordered.
That's not a claim we make. BP is managed with your doctor's treatment. Good to know before you start.
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.
