New Nordic Dida 90 caps

Exclusive all-in-one phototherapeutic composition which may help maintain a healthy micro-biological balance in the body - giving you a feeling of increased well-being and energy.

ADVANTAGES
A convenient, safe herbal complex which contains health giving ingredients to help maintain a healthy micro balance.

Per daily intake of 2 tablets:
Origanum heracleoticum (oregano) 5:1 equal to 1500 mg dried herb-300mg
Olea europaea (olive leaves) 5:1 equal to 1000 mg dried herb-200mg
Calendula officinalis (potmarigold) 5:1 equal to 750mg dried herb-150mg
Thymus vulgaris (thyme) 5:1 equal to 750mg dried herb-150mg
Elettaria cardamomum (cardamom) 5:1 equal to 500mg dried herb-100mg
Eugenia caryophyllus (cloves) 5:1 equal to 500mg dried herb-100mg
Allium sativum 5% alliin (garlic) 15:1 equal to 1000mg dried herb-67mg
Cinnamomum zeyl oil (cinnamom oil) 10mg
Foeniculum vulgare oil (fennel oil) 6mg
Mentha x Piperita oil (peppermint oil) 6mg

INGREDIENTS
Stabillisers (di-calcuimphosphate, tri-calcuimphosphate), Origanum heracleoticum extract, Olea europaea extract, cellulose, Calendula officinalis extract, Thymus vulgaris extract, Elettaria cardamomum extract, Eugenia caryophyllus extract, Allium sativam extract anti-caking agents (talc, vegtable magnesium salts from fatty acids), Starch, Cinnamomum zeylanicum, Foeniculum vulgare oil, menthe x piperita oil. neglible energy, protein, carbohydrate and fat.

Free from salt, sugar, yeast, gluten, dairy products and soya. Manufactured without the use of preservatives, colour pigments or aromas of any kind. Suitable for vegetarians and vegans.

What diet plan do i need to be following?
You must keep a balanced diet. We suggest whilst taking dida that you reduce the intake of foods which may disturb the micro-biological balance in the body. Foods to try and avoid include alcohol, yeast, sugar and carbohydrates (white bread).

Can I take dida if I am taking prescribed medication?
Yes. Dida is a natural and safe product and can be taken with prescribed medication, but if you have any concerns or questions always consult your GP or pharmacist.