St. Francis - Canadian Bitters | 100 mL 143CC07 Cho-less-terin takes a natural approach Size:10cm x 6.3m (box of 18 mixed colors)

Name: St. Francis - Canadian Bitters | 100 mL 143CC07 Cho-less-terin takes a natural approach Size:10cm x 6.3m (box of 18 mixed colors)
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SKU: 55959069091
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St. Francis Canadian Bitters 100 mL 143CC07 Cho less terin takes a natural approach Size:10cm x 6.3m (box of 18 mixed colors) Cho less terin takes a natural approach to cholesterol management Made with the naturally occurring L form of GABA it helps retrain the digestive system for ongoing efficiency and is suitable for adults seeking natural digestive support This blend combines nine traditionally used bitter herbs including globe artichoke

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