Bara Herbs Cranberry plus URIX2 60 tablets

A formula that combines herbal extracts, cranberries, and lycopene in high concentrations and excellent quality.

Cranberries—Cranberries are the fruit of an evergreen shrub that grows in a very humid and acidic environment. The fruits are rich in powerful antioxidants, various acids, and vitamin C, and their mechanisms of action have been investigated in dozens of scientific studies in recent years.

Shabbat, known as a key plant in traditional herbal medicine, has a long-standing reputation, and today, various scientific studies support its traditional use. The plant is rich in minerals, the most important of which in this context is silicon, as well as unique plant components such as saponins and flavonoids that also significantly contribute to the inflammatory environment.

Indian Ezra / Nim is a medicinal plant of great importance in traditional Indian medicine. For years, Indian healers have been extracting the leaves of ezdrath and using the antiseptic components that are naturally designed to protect the wood from contaminants.

Medicism - a medicinal plant from traditional Indian medicine that the Indians use as a "blood purifier" plant, with a cooling and soothing quality of conditions defined as "hot" and with various chronic problems.

Lycopene is a pigment (carotenoid) found in red fruits and vegetables, especially tomatoes and their products. Thanks to its powerful antioxidant properties, the scientific establishment has shown great interest in it in recent years.

Cranberry Plus Product Benefits:
Produced with advanced technology for keeping the components in the plant concentrated and high-quality.
The raw materials have undergone quality tests following the most stringent standards to ensure their identities, quality, and cleanliness.
Produced by natural extracts, without preservatives, without added sugar or artificial sweeteners.
Suitable for vegetarians and vegans.


Instructions for use:
1-3 tablets a day before meals

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