Title: Septilin Himalaya builds natural body immunity and healthy immune response | FavorFinesse
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Himalaya Septilin
Benefits of Septilin:Healthy immune defense, immuno modulating mechanisms, helps cope with modern allergens
What are the benefits of Septilin?
What are the main ingredients in Septilin (Per Tablet)?
How do the herbs in Septilin improve natural immunity?
What are the directions and dosage for taking Septilin?
Does Septilin have any side effects?
Septilin from Himalaya Herbals
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Content: Manjishtha or Rubia cordifolia helps to detoxify and purify blood. Amalaki or Emblica officinalis contains ascorbic acid that helps build resistance. Shigru or Moringa pterygosperma contains Spirochin and Pterygospermin which promotes epithelialisation and protection. Shankh bhasma or Conch shell calx helps build up general resistance of the body. What are the directions and dosage for taking Septilin? Initially 2 tablets twice daily, followed by 1 tablet twice daily, or as directed by your physician
Does Septilin have any side effects? Septilin is not known to have any side effects if taken as per the prescribed dosage. Septilin from Himalaya Herbals
Septilin is from the renowned Himalaya Herbals brand endorsed by over 250,000 doctors worldwide and used by customers in over 60 countries. Himalaya Herbals products have been researched clinically and standardized to guarantee bioequivalence. Bioequivalence refers to ensuring that the product on the market is equivalent to the one on which clinical trials were successfully conducted.