Joints & mobility · Ghana
Pay the courier in cedis
Stiff knees after a long day on your feet? NabDol puts turmeric and boswellia for supple joints together with ginger and neem in one tablet. Take it before meals as the bottle directs, then pay the rider in cedis at your door.
Turmeric, the golden root, is the lead plant here and is widely taken for comfortable joints.
Boswellia is a tree resin that traditional herbal use links with joints that bend without a struggle.
Ginger is a warming root people take to keep muscles easy and movement free.
Four plants in one 650 mg tablet, each chosen for joint and muscle comfort; the label lists no per-plant amounts.
yellow kitchen spice and first name on the list, the plant behind the joint-comfort idea
the familiar hot root, added here to keep muscles loose when you get moving
frankincense-type tree resin that herbal tradition links with supple joints
leaf of the bitter neem tree seen along many Ghanaian roads, long used in home herbal practice
Please call mePay the courier in cedis
5/5
I sell yams at the Kejetia market in Kumasi and I am up and down the steps from dawn. By evening my knees and wrists felt like old wood.
My sister-in-law had a bottle of NabDol and I took it before meals as the label says. After a few weeks the steps feel lighter, and I now stretch every morning before work.
K— Kwabena A., 58, Kumasi
Follow the Recommended Dosage panel on the bottle, which is taken before meals. Do not add extra tablets hoping for faster results.
Herbal tablets work gradually, so give daily use a few weeks before you judge. Keep the same mealtimes to make it easy to remember.
Check with your doctor if you use warfarin-type tablets or sugar medicine, because these plants can change how they act.
It holds 60 tablets, so the length depends on how many you take each day. Divide 60 by your daily number to count the days.
Two fields only. Mobile money, cards and bank details are never asked for.
During the call you confirm where to deliver, how many packs to send and the day that suits you.
Money changes hands when the parcel is handed over to you, and not a moment earlier.
