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4 oz
$ 12.07 US
| | Traditionally, Periwinkle has been used to treat a variety of conditions.
Native Indians used the juice from Periwinkle leaves to treat wasp stings.
Hawaiians boiled the plant to make a poultice to stop bleeding. In China,
and Central and South...
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| Blood Flow Enhancement Complex Tea (Loose) - Vinpocetine, Primrose, Garlic and More
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8 oz
$ 18.29 US
| | Traditionally, Periwinkle has been used to treat a variety of conditions.
Native Indians used the juice from Periwinkle leaves to treat wasp stings.
Hawaiians boiled the plant to make a poultice to stop bleeding. In China,
and Central and South...
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| Blood Flow Enhancement Complex Tea - Vinpocetine, Primrose, Garlic and More
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25 tea bags
$ 11.79 US
| | Traditionally, Periwinkle has been used to treat a variety of conditions.
Native Indians used the juice from Periwinkle leaves to treat wasp stings.
Hawaiians boiled the plant to make a poultice to stop bleeding. In China,
and Central and South...
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| Blood Flow Enhancement Complex Tea - Vinpocetine, Primrose, Garlic and More
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50 tea bags
$ 17.96 US
| | Traditionally, Periwinkle has been used to treat a variety of conditions.
Native Indians used the juice from Periwinkle leaves to treat wasp stings.
Hawaiians boiled the plant to make a poultice to stop bleeding. In China,
and Central and South...
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