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Zahler ParaGuard, Advanced Cleanse and Digestive Supplement. Contains Wormwood, Certified Kosher - $9.75 at Amazon
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$29.95
Amazon has this Zahler ParaGuard, Advanced Cleanse and Digestive Supplement for only $9.75 with the lightning deal and when you use Coupon Code: PARAGU30
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Looks like they're running a lightning deal on it so the price went down to $9.75 for me
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- ABOUT: Zahler's ParaGuard is an advanced intestinal flora support
- SIGNS OF IMBALANCE: The most common signs of reduced vitality and imbalance are diarrhea or constipation, gas, bloating, nausea and fatigue
- INGREDIENTS: Contains a unique blend of herbs including Wormwood, Pumpkin Seed, Garlic Bulb and more
- BENEFITS: Zahler's ParaGuard optimizes digestive flora and supports healthy intestinal microorganism balance
- MADE IN USA: Manufactured and bottled in a state of art GMP certified facility
Looks like they're running a lightning deal on it so the price went down to $9.75 for me
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Lol, you think there are herbs in there, or anything that they've listed on that label for that matter.
Have fun drinking that wastewater and paying top dollar by the ounce!
Have fun drinking that wastewater and paying top dollar by the ounce!
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Statements regarding dietary supplements have not been evaluated by the FDA and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or health condition.
"Hey - here's this crap in a bottle. The ingredients are what we say they are, trust us! After all, it was bottled in a "certified facility" But our lawyers do insist we remind you this isn't intended to treat anything and we can't be held to the ingredients list on the bottle"
You have no idea if this bottle has what it says it has, but no surprise "self-educated" expert fear-mongering about science is flowing out. Plenty of independent tests around the world show that supplements are rampant with mislabeling, contamination, and lack of stated ingredients compared to regulated counterparts. And who says these herbs are even effective? Oh right - the company itself touts those exact industry expert scientists you are suggesting are not safe to trust. Except their supplement has no oversight.