If climbing to the second floor now takes a hand on the rail and your knee clicks when you crouch, Bone Support brings glucosamine, chondroitin, makabuhay, eucommia and four other plant extracts for joints and bones. Two capsules daily; pay in cash.
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Glucosamine and chondroitin are building materials of cartilage, taken together to back the padding inside each joint.
Makabuhay and ligusticum come from Asian folk care for stiff limbs, helping the first steps out of bed feel smoother.
Eucommia bark, a classic Chinese pick for strong bones and tendons, backs a firmer stance as the years add up.
Dong quai and astragalus are traditional tonics used by women around menopause, when bones need more attention.
Adults past forty who now grip the railing on the way down the stairs or the footbridge.
Women after menopause who want daily care for both their joints and their bones.
Lolos and lolas who want to keep walking to Sunday mass and chasing grandchildren in the park.
People whose work means kneeling, squatting or lifting, from vendors to farmers and carpenters.

Eight items appear on the label: two cartilage nutrients familiar to anyone who has read about joints, then six plant extracts from Philippine, Japanese and Chinese herbal tradition.
a natural building block of cartilage, supporting knees and hips that need to bend under load every day.
helps joint cartilage hold water and stay springy, so each step is better cushioned.
makabuhay, the bitter vine of Filipino backyards, long used for tired, aching legs after hard work.
ashitaba, the Japanese “tomorrow leaf”, taken as a green tonic for vitality and easy movement.
huang qi, a yellow root of Chinese tonic soups, added to support stamina in the legs and back.
Angelica sinensis, a traditional women’s root that supports good blood flow to joints and bones.
du zhong bark, prized in Chinese herbal practice for firm bones, tendons and a strong lower back.
a rhizome used for stiffness and circulation, helping joints feel looser through the day.
5/5
I am 63 and we farm rice near Cabanatuan. Bending in the paddies and carrying sacks for so many years left my knees stiff every morning, and the dike path to our field felt longer each season.
My son in Manila ordered Bone Support and I paid the courier at our gate. One capsule after breakfast, one after supper, and knee bends before I get up. I move around the yard more freely now and I walk to the field without resting on the way.
C— Corazon A., 63, Cabanatuan City

A few buyers report freer steps early on. Cartilage nutrients, though, are slow builders, so judge your knees after a steady six to eight weeks.
After a short confirmation call, the courier delivers the bottles and you pay him in cash. No card details are needed at any stage.
No, it is a dietary supplement for joints and bones. Any therapy prescribed for arthritis or bone density continues as before.
Two capsules a day, split between morning and evening, each after food and with water. Taking them after meals is gentler on the stomach.
Dong quai and ligusticum may strengthen the effect of warfarin, aspirin or similar drugs, so let your doctor decide whether it fits.
Much of the glucosamine on the market comes from crustacean shells. If prawns or crabs have ever made you itch or swell, clear it with your doctor first.
Type your name and a working mobile number. No card details, no account and no password are asked for.
Our agent reads back your order, agrees the number of packs with you and checks the delivery address and timing.
The courier brings the parcel to your address, and the cash payment is made right there, not a peso earlier.


