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Heart & blood pressure · Philippines

Review of Cardiocept in the Philippines: helps heart and vessel care with garlic and hawthorn

Cardiocept white and red carton with garlic bulbs and a heart-pulse logo Pay the rider upon receipt

A salty dinner, the TV on loud, and a tightness you would rather not think about. Cardiocept puts garlic, hawthorn leaf, banaba, malunggay, guyabano and mangosteen into a capsule for daily heart care. Pay the rider at your gate.

₱1,950₱3,900-50%
  • The supplier's representative phones you to verify the full address with barangay and the quantity you would like.
  • Pay nothing beforehand. Cash is handed to the rider once the parcel has been placed in your hands.

Sharing a Cardiocept experience

5/5

Evening walks are back on my schedule

After thirty years as a school bookkeeper in Manila I sit a lot, and salty dinners left me uneasy. My younger sister swore by Cardiocept and lent me a carton.

I take it as the box says and swapped my evening fish sauce for lemon. I walk a loop of the barangay again before supper.

— Aurora B., 59, Manila

How Cardiocept can help you day to day

Garlic for the heart

Garlic extract anchors the blend, the bulb that heart-conscious kitchens have always cooked with.

Hawthorn leaf

A thorny hedge shrub that European herbal tradition has tied to the heart for centuries.

Familiar local plants

Banaba, malunggay and guyabano are leaves and fruits many Filipino households already know from the garden.

Making Cardiocept part of your day

  1. Take the capsules in the number the carton gives, with water.
  2. Keep salty dishes light, walk daily and carry on with your usual pressure checks.
  3. A carton has 20 hard gelatin capsules.

Ingredients of Cardiocept, one by one

A ten-plant blend, named on the supplier's material, built around garlic, hawthorn and banaba.

Garlic extract

concentrate of the pungent bulb at the heart of the formula

Hawthorn leaf extract

leaf of a European shrub, a folk herb for the heart

Banaba leaf extract

leaf of a flowering tree, brewed as tea in many Filipino homes

Malunggay, guyabano, mangosteen

moringa leaf, soursop fruit and purple mangosteen from local gardens

Wheatgrass, barley, red fruit, cassia bark

green shoots, grain, a tropical red fruit and aromatic bark

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Put in your number for Cardiocept

₱1,950₱3,900-50%
  • The supplier's representative phones you to verify the full address with barangay and the quantity you would like.
  • Pay nothing beforehand. Cash is handed to the rider once the parcel has been placed in your hands.

You asked, Cardiocept answered

Follow the number printed on the carton and take the capsules with water. The label gives the amount, so more is not better.

Tell your doctor first. Garlic and cassia can add to pressure or blood-thinner medicines, and you should never stop prescribed pills yourself.

Herbal blends are slow. Give it a few weeks of daily capsules while you keep up your own pressure readings.

The supplier lists garlic, hawthorn leaf, banaba leaf, malunggay, guyabano, mangosteen, wheatgrass, barley, a red fruit and cassia bark.

Ordering Cardiocept made simple

Enter name and mobile number

Nothing more is required. We never ask for a card, bank or e-wallet detail.

Take the supplier's call

The representative confirms your complete address, how many packs you want and a delivery date that is convenient.

Pay the rider upon receipt

Cash in pesos is handed to the rider after the parcel reaches you.

Not advisable for everyone: Cardiocept

Check with your doctor before use if

  • You take prescribed pressure tablets or blood thinners
  • Your blood pressure often runs low
  • Pregnancy, breastfeeding or planned surgery
  • Chest pain or shortness of breath

Effects some people experience

  • Dizziness
  • Nausea
  • Garlic breath or heartburn

A peek at the Cardiocept pack

₱1,950₱3,900
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