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Anti Parasite combines wormwood, black walnut, grapefruit seed and turmeric extracts for adults who like herbal supplements and keep good hygiene at home.
Anti Parasite lists four herbal extracts. None has an approved claim; here they are with their precautions:
the yellow spice; careful with blood thinners and gallstones.
from walnut hulls; not for people with nut allergy.
grapefruit can interact with statins and many daily medicines.
a very bitter herb; not for pregnancy, breastfeeding or long use.
5/5
In Mandaue I was sure my stomach problems were worms.
The stool test found them, and the doctor gave proper deworming medicine. I asked about Anti Parasite later; since I take a statin, the grapefruit meant no.
G— Gerald Ouano, 50, Mandaue City
One capsule twice a day, with meals, for a short course. Store the pack somewhere cool and dry.
Avoid it — black walnut is a tree nut, and the extract can still trigger a reaction.
No, Anti Parasite is a food supplement with no approved therapeutic claims.
Grapefruit can change how statins and many other medicines are absorbed.
That's right. The full price of Anti Parasite, delivery included, is confirmed on our call, so there are no surprises at the gate.
Yes, Anti Parasite ships in a plain box. It's the same plain box we use for everything.
Just your name and mobile number — no card, no email.
We confirm your barangay, address, quantity and delivery day.
The rider hands over the parcel and you pay in cash.
