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Natu-Won "Nature's Wonder Drug"Ingredients of Natu-Won
HONEY:There are many varieties of honey available in the market and very few people can differentiate between these. Even people cannot assess the purity of honey and its source.Generally adulterated or low-quality honey produced by artificial methods is available abundantly. These varieties of honey do not have hundreds of benefits of purest and high quality forms of honey created by the honeybees after great toil and hardship moving from plant to plant. Even the so-called "imported" honey has been filtered so much that it loses its enzymes and several of its beneficial properties. In "Nature's Wonder Drug" we use highly selected purest form of "Clover honey" produced by the bees in the real natural environment without employing any artificial methods. This provides the drug with all the benefits of a "pure natural honey". APPLE CIDER VINEGARThe real natural vinegar is almost very rarely available generally. A mixture of "Acetic acid" in water is made and flavor (e.g. that of apple) and colour added in commercially available forms in the market. This vinegar lacks all the natural properties.The pure and natural "apple cider vinegar" has been proven to have a great deal of properties especially. Cholesterol-lowering and anti-obesity, apart from a lot more. The pure form is produced by the rine gardens with the traditional methods employing a lot of expertise, caution and hard work to achieve quality. In "Nature's Wonder Drug" purest form of imported "apple cider vinegar" made by the traditional vine gardens in New Zealand and approved by the official quality control agency is used with a quality certificate. "Apple cider vinegar" in its purest form is responsible for many of the highly beneficial properties of "Nature's Wonder Drug" HERBS:Garlic: Garlic is a major ingredient of "Nature's wonder Drug". It's efficacy as cholesterol lowering, anti-obesity and hence in reducing blood pressure is well established. Other useful ingredients are extracts of ginger, mint, aniseed etc. |
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