Digestion & detox · Tanzania
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Belly heavy after fried fish and chips? Each Toxic Off capsule combines turmeric, garlic, celery, pumpkin seed, amalaki and thyme so digestion stays easy. Take it with a meal, request the call, pay the rider.
Turmeric, the golden root of curry, is taken in many homes to settle the stomach after rich food.
Garlic, celery and thyme come straight from the spice shelf, where families have used them in broths and teas for the belly.
Pumpkin seed and amalaki, the Indian gooseberry, round off a formula that you take once a day.
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I manage a small guesthouse in Mbeya and eat my main meal late, usually something fried. My brother-in-law had a bottle of Toxic Off and told me to try one with food.
One goes down with lunch now, plus more water. Afternoons feel lighter than before, and beans have become a regular dish in my kitchen.
O— Omari S., 55, Mbeya
Six plant ingredients folded into a single daily capsule, led by turmeric and garlic.
yellow curry root that many families brew or cook with when the stomach feels unsettled
the pungent bulb found in every kitchen, long used in traditional gut care
crisp green stalk herb, a classic in soups and in teas drunk after eating
green kernel of the pumpkin, rich in plant oils and minerals
Indian gooseberry, used for centuries in Ayurvedic blends
aromatic garden herb that finishes the blend with a warm, savoury touch
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One capsule a day with a meal, ideally the same one each day. Taking it with food keeps the garlic gentler on the stomach.
It can, a little, because garlic is one of the six plants. Drinking water and taking it with a full meal usually helps.
It is a plant-based food supplement taken one a day, so there is nothing to count out. If you plan to stay on it for months, tell your doctor.
Taken after eating it is usually gentle. Heartburn or cramps mean you should stop, and anyone with an ulcer should ask a doctor before starting.
A name and a number are enough. Cards and mobile-money PINs play no part.
The supplier's adviser agrees with you on the delivery place, the number of packs and a day that fits.
Payment is made at hand-over, once the parcel is in your hands.
