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by Pacific Biologics
WHAT IS IT?
Each capsule of JittersAway contains:
| Proprietary Blend of: | 700 mg |
| Polygonum Multiflori Caulis (Polygoni Vine) | |
| Zizyphus Spinosa Semen (Jujube Seed - sour) | |
| Salvia Miltiorrhiza Radix (Salvia Root) | |
| Ostrea Concha (Oyster Shell - untreated) | |
| Albizzia Julibrissin Cortex (Mimosa Tree Bark) | |
| Poria Cocos Sclerotium (Poria Plant Fungus) |
Other Ingredients: Gelatin
These fine, chemical-free herbs are extracted in the US according to
prescribed methodology to support the empirical healing traditions of
Chinese Medicine.
WHAT DOES IT DO?
According to the manufacturer:
"JittersAway has been skillfully crafted to promote calm nerves and to complement TobacOff. Nervous, jittery feelings are often experienced while in the process of eliminating nicotine from the body. The herbs in the formula are designed to nourish the Heart, calm the Spirit and soothe irritability and nervousness. It has also been noted that JittersAway may help promote calm nerves in individuals that are not going through a smoking cessation program but experience nervous, jittery feelings as an occasional or more frequent problem. "
CAUTIONS
If pregnant or nursing consult
a health care professional.
See Disclaimer.
DOSE
Take 1-3 capsules up to three times daily when one exhibits nervous, jittery symptoms. For best results, capsules should be taken on an empty stomach.
NHC sells 60 capsule bottles of JittersAway for $25.60. The suggested retail price is $28.45.
These statements have not been evaluated by the
U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA).
The products discussed are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent
any disease.
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