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Baluja Capsule
Acventa Research Labs Pvt. Ltd.
₹690.00MRP(₹69.00 per capsule)
Pack of 10 capsules
What is inside
- and liver detoxification
- cleansing of the blood
- Curcumin Is a natural anti-inflammatory compound that helps in improved brain function
- Curcumin may be beneficial for your kidneys. Specifically
- curcumin may help in managing acute kidney injuries and increasing antioxidants
- digestion
- Immune boosting capabilities
- It has powerful anti-inflammatory effects and is a powerful antioxidant
- It is a plant-based ayurvedic antioxidant that supports healthy inflammation
- joint pain support
- risk of heart disease
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Baluja Capsule contains and liver detoxification + cleansing of the blood + Curcumin Is a natural anti-inflammatory compound that helps in improved brain function + Curcumin may be beneficial for your kidneys. Specifically + curcumin may help in managing acute kidney injuries and increasing antioxidants + digestion + Immune boosting capabilities + It has powerful anti-inflammatory effects and is a powerful antioxidant + It is a plant-based ayurvedic antioxidant that supports healthy inflammation + joint pain support + risk of heart disease. We have not mapped a Jan Aushadhi equivalent for it yet.
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