Revival Point | Pure FX

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Pure FX is a health product. This supplement contains herbal and natural plants which have all been widely acknowledged in the scientific community as having the potential to lower fat mass, improve fat oxidation and improve blood flow.

This supplement was developed specifically for men and women 35+. Generally, over age 35, blood flow starts to breakdown or decrease and fat can accumulate. This can due to diet, smoking, physical activity, lifestyle and age. The ingredients which are used in the Brazilian Wood formula all have the potential to help as men and women age. The key ingredients are listed below...

These ingredients being:

Kenya Purple Tea Leaf
N-Acetyl L-Cysteine
Green Tea (Camellia sinensis) Leaf Extract
Quercetin (from Saphora Japonica)

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Low levels play a role in arthritis...
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Diabetes...
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Cancer...
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Stroke...
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Liver and kidney disease...
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Even eye disease...
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