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Nov 10, 2017

Garlic in liquid form to regulate the pH of the blood.

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For heart health, the central organ of our body, regulator of most body functions, today we propose the product Cardiosteroil Garlic Co.Q10 Liquides Capsules. Liquid garlic, the main component of this product and Co.Q10, are important elements for the health of it, through which we can monitor and regulate blood pH, reduce Ldl cholesterol oxidation and strengthen the immune system. Infographic Animation are created by combining various animations to create an informational video that helps explain data in an engaging way. Assuming Cardiosteroil Garlic Co.Q10 in Liquid Capsules we could take advantage of all the beneficial properties this product offers to the body, contained in an innovative liquid capsule that, unlike the normal tablets we are used to taking daily, will allow immediate and complete assimilation of active ingredients and components. The acid-base balance is one of the most important equilibria for man's life.

 

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