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Vie Rayonnante
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Celery is a vegetable of the Apiaceae family and is full of antioxidants, essential minerals and vitamins such as flavonoids, folate, potassium, vi...
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FrequenCM
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A healthier version of celery, Chinese celery is believed to have originated from a wild form of celery. Chinese celery may be used to help reduce ...
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10.4 k
Vie Rayonnante
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Celery juice is sometimes referred to as a healing juice. It is rich in nutrients and a great source of hydration. Celery contains apigenin and lut...
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Celery seeds (Apium graveolens), which come from wild celery plants (sometimes called Chinese celery), are commonly used as a cooking spice. Celery...
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Although commonly thought to be a vegetable, cucumber is actually a fruit. It is high in nutrients, water content, as well as has antioxidant prope...
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Fiber Fusion is a blend of natural fibers that may help support digestive health by promoting regular bowel movements and effectively managing cons...
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Akemi Borjas, DOM
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San Qi Formula (San Qi Pian) is a combination of herbs that are traditionally used to treat bleeding caused by various conditions. It may be used t...
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35.4 k
Akemi Borjas, DOM
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Gut Microbiome Balance is a combination of botanical extracts used in Traditional Chinese Medicine to help promote healthy digestion, dissolve phle...
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22.3 k
QuantoWellness
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Swedish Bitters for Digestion is a natural way to improve one's digestion and has been used for hundreds of years. It is made of bitter herbs that ...
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Lijin Tang is a traditional Chinese herbal formula that may help address conditions related to the urinary system, particularly those involving dif...
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Dangshen, also known as Codonopsis pilosula, is a Chinese dried root sometimes referred to as the “poor man’s ginseng” considering it has similar p...