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Heart & blood pressure · Philippines

Honest review of Cardiocept for the Philippines: supports a healthy heart and circulation with garlic and hawthorn

Cardiocept white-and-red box of 20 hard gelatin capsules Cash when received

Between salty adobo and stressful workdays, you want to look after your heart early. Cardiocept packs garlic and hawthorn with banaba, malunggay, guyabano and more into 20 hard capsules, taken as the pack says. Order by call and give the rider your payment.

₱1,950₱3,900-50%
  • An agent of the supplier phones to double-check your barangay, city, street address and pack count.
  • No down payment. The rider collects cash after the box has been handed over.

Why try Cardiocept

Care for the heart

Garlic and hawthorn leaf are the two plants herbal tradition associates most with a healthy heart.

Local plants too

Banaba, malunggay, guyabano and mangosteen are familiar in Filipino households and add to the blend.

A ten-plant blend

The last four, wheatgrass, barley, red fruit and cassia bark, complete the capsule.

Cardiocept — photo of the box

Cardiocept: book it with only your number

₱1,950₱3,900-50%
  • An agent of the supplier phones to double-check your barangay, city, street address and pack count.
  • No down payment. The rider collects cash after the box has been handed over.

Looking inside Cardiocept

A ten-plant blend that opens with garlic and hawthorn and adds familiar tropical fruits and leaves.

Garlic extract

concentrate of the pungent bulb, the best-known plant in the mix for the heart

Hawthorn leaf extract

foliage of a thorny European shrub, a heart-care staple among herbalists

Banaba leaf extract

leaf of a flowering tree many homes in the Philippines steep as tea

Malunggay, guyabano, mangosteen

three fruit-and-leaf plants of Philippine backyards, namely moringa, soursop and the purple mangosteen

Wheatgrass, barley, red fruit, cassia bark

grass, grain, fruit and a warm bark that finish the blend

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Instructions that come with Cardiocept

  1. Swallow the number of capsules the pack states, with a full glass of water.
  2. Go easy on salt, take a daily walk and keep measuring your pressure as you always do.
  3. A box has 20 hard capsules; divide by your daily number to know how many days it covers.

Living with Cardiocept: one story

5/5

I started looking after my heart sooner

I teach grade school in Cabanatuan and between exams and my mother's cooking, I knew my salt habits were not great. A colleague handed me her carton of Cardiocept and I read the ingredients.

I follow the dose on the box, walk after class and cook with less patis. I feel steadier through the week.

— Marilou D., 55, Cabanatuan

Cardiocept: clearing up doubts

Follow the number on the pack and swallow them with water. The daily count also tells you how long the 20 capsules last.

Let your doctor read the carton first, because garlic and cassia may strengthen what pressure or blood-thinning tablets already do. Keep every prescription going.

Banaba and some of the other plants act on blood sugar, so those on sugar medicine should ask their doctor before starting.

Chest pain or breathlessness needs a doctor straight away. A supplement is not a substitute for blood-pressure checks.

Precautions to keep in mind: Cardiocept

Ask a doctor first if you

  • You take prescribed pressure tablets or blood thinners
  • Your blood pressure often runs low
  • You are pregnant, breastfeeding or going into surgery
  • You have chest pain or shortness of breath

Possible unwanted effects

  • Dizziness
  • Nausea
  • Garlic breath or heartburn

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Name and number

Just a name plus an active number goes into this form for Cardiocept; nothing else is collected.

Confirm by phone

Expect a short call checking your full address, the amount of Cardiocept and what day you will be home.

Cash when received

Your order comes first, then you hand the rider the pesos. That is how COD goes here.

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