Healthy Coffee with Ganoderma, Collagen and Kacip Fahtima 4 Sample Packets

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Healthy Coffee with Ganoderma, Collagen and Kacip Fahtima - 4 Sample Packets

 

Use for great Hair, Skin and Nails!

Kacip Fatimah is the female version of Tongkat Ali. Kacip Fatimah is a small woody and leafy plant that grows and can be found widely in the shade of forest floors. The leaves are about 20 centimetres long, and they are traditionally used by women who experience a loss of libido.  It is also used for enhancing vitality & overcome tiredness.

Formulated using precious herbs which are specially excellent for women's overall well-being this coffee has the potential health benefits:

*Treat gynaecological problems such as menstrual cramps, vertigo and menopause disturbances
*Improve skin strength and elasticity
*Stimulate significant reductions in joint pain, tenderness and swelling
*Harmonize the female reproductive system

Ganoderma is effective in treating gynecological problems such as menstrual cramps, vertigo and menopause disturbances.  While Collagen is powerful long-term anti-aging protein.  It improves the skin's elasticity and suppleness, reducing lines and wrinkles.  It also has been show to reduce damage to joints and stimulate significant reductions in joint pain, tenderness and swelling.  With the combination of Kacip Fatimah, it helps to harmonize the female reproductive system.

Ingredients:

(Non Dairy Creamer (Contains Milk Protein) + Raw Cane Sugar + Coffee Powder + Ganoderma Powder + Inulin + Collagen Powder + Kacip Fatimah Powder + Tricalcium Phosphate and flavor)

Creamer: Glucose syrup solids, vegetable fat, milk protein, emulsifiers, riboflavin, anti-caking agent.
Sugar Type: Raw cane sugar and Inulin

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