Hamdard Majun Khabsulhadeed
- Helps manage perianal bleeding
- Aids in strengthening the stomach and liver
- Supports improved appetite and digestion
- Beneficial for managing anaemia
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Jun 16 – Jun 22
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9-13 business days
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Expected Delivery
Jun 16 – Jun 22
to your location
9-13 business days
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Herbal formulation for digestive and liver health
Hamdard Majun Khabsulhadeed is a Unani herbal formulation made from a combination of four key ingredients, including Amla, Balela, Haleela, and Khabsul Hadeed, which gives the product its name. This potent remedy is designed to address various health concerns, particularly those related to gastric and liver ailments. It works as a digestive tonic, improving appetite and digestive health while also providing nourishment to the body, especially in cases of anaemia.
Key Benefits:
- Helps alleviate weakness in the digestive system
- Acts as a gastric tonic to improve appetite and digestion
- Strengthens liver function and aids in liver dysfunction
- Provides iron nourishment, helping reduce the risk of anaemia
- Beneficial in managing conditions associated with perianal bleeding
- May also have aphrodisiac properties
Safety Information:
- Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight
- Read the product label carefully before use
- Keep out of reach of children
- Do not exceed the recommended dosage
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