Jointeez Pill A Kedi Healthcare Product By Eguriase S. M. Okaka/Kedi/584764

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JOINTEEZ PILL A KEDI HEALTHCARE PRODUCT BY EGURIASE S. M. OKAKA/KEDI/584764 Promoting blood circulation and opening the channel, improving immune system. Rectifying “qi” and relieving pain invigorating mental alertness.
Jointeez Pill is invented by a group of professors from Beijing (traditional Chinese medicine) Lou Yuqian Bone Disease Research Institute who used self-taught family prescription, combining with the national drug standards and production technique. After several years of research and development It achieved production approval document by the state, and were listed in the national legal drug for treating Rheumatism and Ankylosing Spondylitis which cause bone, muscles and body joint pain. A joint is where two or more bones come together, like knee, hip, elbow, or shoulder. Joint can be damaged by many types of injuries or disease. This can result to pain, stiffness and swelling. Overtime, a swollen joint can become severely damaged. Joint disease is not a single disease; it is a term that covers over 100 medical conditions.
Ostecarthritis is the most common form arthritis and it generally affects elderly patients and people at a very early age. Causes The causes of joint problems are numerous. Joint problems can be traced to several contributing factors, including the following: heredity, age, overuse of joint, injury, infection and broken bone. If left untreated it could cause disability, unresponsive, apathy, economically unviable and burden to family and society. Ingredients • Radix aconiti preparata (Chuanwu) • Radix aconiti kusnezoffii preparata (Caowu) • Flos carthami (Honghual) • Glycyrrhiza uralensis fisch (Gancao) • Fructus chaenomelis (Mugua) Specification: 1.5 g per 10 pills Product Forms: pills (water pill) Dosage: 10 pills twice daily Warning Don’t take overdose Pregnant women should not take it. Keep product out of reach of children Not recommended for children under 12 years. This and other medicines are available in all KEDI Healthcare outlets nationwide and worldwide. For purchases contact us: The Consultant/Distributor Eguriase S. M. Okaka - 07069229588 or 08026711232 Go to our offices nearest to you and buy these medicines for your curative remedies and health benefits. Always remember that health is wealth. We run test for any issue that come before us, before selling our medicines to you. OFFICE ADDRESS: No. 157 Uselu Lagos Road, Opposite Textile Mill Road junction, Uselu Benin City, Edo State, Nigeria OR No. 131 Upper Mission Extension, Beside Ziko Gas Station, Opposite Christ Chosen Church of God, Benin City, Edo State, Nigeria As soon as you get to any of our offices in Nigeria or abroad you can call my number 07069229588 so that I can give you a code to buy the drugs with. The code shows that you are directed by a Kedi Consultant. Name EGURIASE S. M. OKAKA KEDI’s ID 584764 Phone Number 07069229588 or 08026711232 JOIN MY KEDI NETWORK (There is a job opportunity for you at Kedi HealthCare in Nigeria and abroad) (I sincerely invite you to join this lucrative business opportunity which KEDI Healthcare offers you. You can go to any KEDI’s offices nationwide or worldwide to register not for free but after the payment of a token amount for your kits and KEDI’s ID which will be given to you after registration, denoting that you are now a full member of KEDI.
If you are interested in the business opportunity which KEDI HEALTHCARE is offering you, you can go to any of our offices in Nigeria or abroad for registration. Before registering call my number so that I can give you a code to register with. That code means that you are registering under my Network. There are benefits of registering under my Network: one of such is a free business coaching and mentorship. You can fill in my particulars there and contact me on phone for mentorship: Name, EGURIASE S. M. OKAKA KEDI’s ID 584764 PHONE Number 07069229588 or 08026711232 Eguriase S. M. Okaka Consultant / Distributor

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