Bitter kola -Choose Powder or capsules

Scientific Name: G. afzelii

Origin: Nigeria 

Garcinia kola, also known as African wonder nut, is a species of flowering plants belonging to the family Guttiferae. It grows in coastal rainforests in the south-western and south-eastern parts of Nigeria, and can also be found in some other African countries, such as Cameroon, Côte de Ivoire.

Do you know the benefits of bitter kola? ⁣
Most people can relate one way or the other knowing an older uncle or dad that chews this very bitter kola all the time⁣.
⁣

We even know some pregnant women that have used this to treat nausea.

We have heard a lot about the benefits but that taste is not pleasant ⁣
⁣
This is where we come in- your no 1 herbal health plug now has bitter kola in capsules - so if you want to enjoy the benefits of bitter kola without the bitter taste please read on:
⁣
Bitter kola is also known as Garcinia kola not to be confused with Garcinia Cambogia⁣
⁣
Bitter kola is native to Nigeria and is one of the very few local herbal supplements that is generating interest: ⁣
⁣Some cited benefits include Bitter Kola as being: ⁣
Anti-diabetic⁣
Anti-inflammatory⁣
Anti-microbial⁣

Can be used as a : Deworming agent⁣

May be used as a: Remedy to sexual impotence⁣
Remedy for osteoarthritis⁣

Bitter Kola is also touted as:
An immunity booster⁣
An anti-malaria agent⁣

There has been only one randomized controlled trial on Bitter kola and glaucoma and so more research is needed to cite this, however, that is some exciting information.

Read the study done by a Professor of Ophthalmology, Adebukola Oshintelu who says that regular intake of bitter kola, helps to treat and manage glaucoma disease. 

Read this other study which states that Bitter KOla has  ocular hypotensive effects similar to some commonly used glaucoma medications when administered topically.

 Premium Quality

• Grown and Harvested  in Nigeria ✓

• Carefully encapsulated in Nigeria ✓

• Non-GMO** ✓

• GMP Manufacturing ✓

All our products are 100% natural.

Statements regarding dietary supplements have not been evaluated by the FDA and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or health condition.