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Heart & blood pressure · Philippines

Cardiocept reviews from the Philippines: heart and vessels well looked after with garlic and hawthorn

Cardiocept white and red carton showing garlic bulbs and a heart-pulse logo Give cash to the rider

After a salty merienda and a stressful day your mind goes to the heart. Cardiocept packs garlic, hawthorn and banaba, plus malunggay, guyabano and mangosteen, into hard capsules. Take them per the carton. Cash goes to the rider.

₱1,950₱3,900-50%
  • A representative of the supplier calls to double-check your address, barangay and the number of packs you want.
  • No advance payment. The rider gets the cash only when the parcel is already with you.

Benefits in brief: Cardiocept

Heart and vessel care

Garlic and hawthorn are two old favourites picked for keeping the heart and blood flow in good order.

Philippine backyard plants

Banaba, malunggay and guyabano need no introduction in a Filipino kitchen or garden.

Twenty hard capsules

A carton holds 20 hard gelatin capsules of the blend, ready to take with water.

What one user says about Cardiocept

5/5

A salty-food habit I finally trimmed

I am a retired bank teller in Manila and love my longganisa. A neighbour in my building takes Cardiocept and left me a carton to try.

I now order my own, take it with water, and I walk around the block every evening. I cut back on salty snacks too, and I feel better in the afternoon.

— Rosita T., 62, Manila

What makes up Cardiocept

Ten plant ingredients named in the blend, led by garlic, hawthorn and banaba, with no amounts stated.

Garlic extract

extract of the strong-smelling bulb that many adults add to their daily heart routine

Hawthorn leaf extract

a thorny European shrub whose leaf is the best-known folk herb for the heart

Banaba leaf extract

the lagerstroemia leaf that Filipino homes boil into a daily tea

Malunggay, guyabano, mangosteen

three backyard favourites: moringa leaf, soursop fruit and the purple mangosteen

Wheatgrass, barley, red fruit, cassia bark

young grasses, a cereal, a red fruit and a spicy bark rounding off the blend

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Using Cardiocept properly

  1. Follow the number of capsules the carton prints and swallow them with water.
  2. Keep salty dishes light, walk each day and keep up your blood-pressure checks.
  3. The carton holds 20 hard gelatin capsules.
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Have Cardiocept sent to your door

₱1,950₱3,900-50%
  • A representative of the supplier calls to double-check your address, barangay and the number of packs you want.
  • No advance payment. The rider gets the cash only when the parcel is already with you.

Things buyers ask about Cardiocept

Use the count printed on the carton, with water. Nothing beyond that is stated, so do not guess a bigger dose.

Ask your doctor first. Garlic and cassia can add to the effect of blood-pressure tablets and blood thinners, so never change your medicine yourself.

Banaba and other bitter plants act on blood sugar, so people with low-sugar episodes should check with a doctor before using it.

No. Garlic can affect bleeding, so tell your surgeon and stop only on their advice.

Precautions for Cardiocept

Consult your doctor first when

  • You take blood-pressure medicine or blood thinners
  • Your blood pressure often runs low
  • You are pregnant, breastfeeding or about to have surgery
  • You have chest pain or shortness of breath

Effects that may be felt

  • Dizziness
  • Nausea
  • Garlic breath or heartburn

From this page to your door: Cardiocept

Type in your cellphone number

A name and a number are all we ask for. There is no card, GCash or bank form to fill in.

Answer the verification call

The supplier's representative checks your address, the number of packs and a delivery schedule that works for you.

Give cash to the rider

Payment happens at your door, after you receive the parcel.

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