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Box of 100 pills, 250 milligrams each, of dietary supplement, concentrated. Certified GMP.

Ding Xin Wan – Tranquilex Teapill

Ding Xin Wan contains a combination of various herbs that are believed to have calming, soothing, and emotional-balancing effects. This formula is often used to address imbalances related to the Heart system, which is considered an important aspect of TCM that involves not only the physical heart but also emotions and mental well-being. Amount: 100…

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Ding Xin Wan – Tranquilex Teapill

A great tonic for people who tend to the following symptoms:

Restlessness
Anxiety
Insomnia
Palpitations (feeling your heart beating)
Poor memory
Difficulty concentrating
Dry mouth
Mental fatigue

Herbal Ingredients found in Ding Xin Wan – Tranquilex Teapill

Dosage Instructions for Ding Xin Wan – Tranquilex Teapill

As a dietary supplement, take 6 teapills 2 times a day.

Amount: 100 Teapills per bottle, 250mg each.

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