Himalaya Oxitard (30 Capsules) For Immune System, Antioxidants, Infections

Himalaya Oxitard Capsule homoeopathic calcium remedies with Symphytum for managing concerns associated with osteoporosis. Regular consumption helps reduce bone mineral density leading to aches and pains, and fractures of the hip, spine and wrist. It aids in managing constant pain in the neck or lower back in women post-menopause and disability.

Key Ingredients:

• Indian Gooseberry (Amalaki)

• Mango

Key Benefits:

• Natural antioxidant properties help prevent oxidation-related tissue damage

• Gastroprotective properties ensure ideal gastrointestinal functions

• Boosts the body’s ability to fight off infections

• Indian gooseberry (amalaki): The unique tannins and flavonoids of amalaki have the ability to stimulate our natural antioxidant enzyme system. As a rejuvenating herb, Indian gooseberry nourishes body tissues and accelerates the cell regeneration process. With its powerful nourishing qualities, it helps maintain energy levels and natural vitality. It nourishes the skin and improves skin health. As a powerful antioxidant, it helps scavenge free radicals. Free radicals are unstable oxygen-based ions in the body that have been linked to premature ageing. It helps in building the body’s immune system and provides resistance against many diseases, especially those of the respiratory tract. Indian gooseberry helps to maintain the health and optimal functioning of the liver and protects the liver from cellular damage. Amalaki is an excellent gastroprotective and soothes stomach ailments like hyperacidity

• Mango (amra): Acts as a gastroprotective against gastric injury, due to its antisecretory and antioxidant properties. Amra is also a potent immunomodulator, which builds up the body’s resistance to infections

Directions For Use:
As directed by the physician.

Safety Information:

• Read the label carefully before use

• Store in a cool and dry place, away from sunlight

• Use under medical supervision

• Keep out of reach of children