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Thirty-five and over, on your feet most of the day? Hondrexil is made for knees and hips that meet stairs and concrete daily: glucosamine and chondroitin, with turmeric, ginger and vitamins. Dose as printed on the pack. Ask for the call; pay when it reaches you.
Glucosamine and chondroitin lead, backed by two spices and four vitamins; the pack prints no milligram amounts for them.
amino sugar that cartilage is built from, the headline of the label
a cartilage component that works beside glucosamine in the same capsule
the yellow root of curry and pepper soup, long taken for comfortable movement
the pungent root people chew or brew when limbs feel tight
a small vitamin set tucked into the capsule next to the herbs
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Glucosamine and chondroitin are the pair the body uses when it looks after cartilage in knees and hips.
Turmeric and ginger are the roots Nigerian cooks already grind into stew; here they join the joint blend.
Vitamins E, D3, B9 and B12 are added to the formula, so one capsule covers more than the joint pair.
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I am a bank clerk in Ikeja, and my hips started aching around the fourth floor stairs when the lift was off. A colleague in accounts mentioned Hondrexil, so I ordered a bottle.
I take it with breakfast and walk a bit around the compound after work. The stairs are less of a topic in my head these days.
F— Funmi A., 56, Ikeja
Type your name plus a mobile line to request Hondrexil. No bank transfer, card or USSD code is involved.
The supplier's agent phones you to agree your address, the number of Hondrexil units to send and a good day.
After the courier gives you the parcel, you pay him the naira in cash right there.
Morning with breakfast suits most people, but the clock matters less than regularity. Whichever meal you pick, take it with food and water.
The pack states no pause. Twenty capsules are one bottle, and a second is a personal choice you can talk through with your doctor.
Check overlaps first: a multivitamin may repeat vitamins E, D3, B9 or B12. Blood thinners need a doctor's go-ahead because turmeric and ginger can add to them.
Adults from about 35 upward. It is not for children or teenagers, and a swollen, hot or injured joint needs a doctor rather than a supplement.
