Digestion & detox · Tanzania
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Heavy after meals, bloated by evening? Toxic Off puts turmeric, garlic, celery, pumpkin seed, amalaki and thyme into one capsule a day, taken with food, to care for digestive comfort. Leave your number and pay the rider on arrival.
Turmeric and amalaki are two plants long used in home kitchens and herbal tradition to keep the stomach comfortable after eating.
Garlic, celery, pumpkin seed and thyme join turmeric and amalaki, so a single daily capsule replaces a shelf of separate herbs.
You take one capsule with food, which makes it simple to pair with beans, greens and plenty of water.
Six plants known from the kitchen and the herb garden, packed into one daily capsule.
the golden root of curry powder, traditionally taken for digestive comfort
the familiar bulb, valued in the kitchen and in folk use for the digestive tract
a kitchen plant with a long place in traditional digestive teas
the green kernel eaten as a snack, rich in plant oils and minerals
the Indian gooseberry, a fruit used for centuries in Ayurvedic digestive blends
an aromatic herb that rounds off the formula with its warm, savoury character
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5/5
I run a small hardware shop in Mwanza and lunch is usually ugali and fried fish at my desk. My neighbour showed me her bottle of Toxic Off.
I take one capsule with my meal and I now add cabbage and more water to the plate. The heavy feeling in the afternoon comes far less often.
H— Hamisi O., 52, Mwanza
One capsule a day, taken with a meal. Taking more than the label dose does not make it work faster.
The bottle gives no break or course length, so ask your doctor before you plan months of daily use.
Some people get garlic breath or mild heartburn. A full meal and a glass of water with the capsule usually softens it.
The capsule is swallowed whole, so you rarely taste anything, though a faint garlic note can come back on the breath.
Name and mobile number are all that is asked for. No card details and no email.
The supplier's adviser confirms your region, landmark, the number of packs and a delivery day. The call can be in English or Swahili.
The rider delivers the parcel and you pay in cash or by mobile money.
