If your knees complain on the way up to the second floor and your back feels stiff after washing clothes, Bone Support pairs glucosamine and chondroitin with makabuhay, eucommia and four more herbs for joints and bones. Two capsules daily, cash on delivery.
Hand over cash at the door
Glucosamine and chondroitin sulphate are the raw materials of cartilage, taken together in each capsule to support joint cushioning.
Makabuhay and ligusticum have a long record in Asian folk care of stiff limbs, so getting out of bed and onto your feet feels less creaky.
Eucommia bark, du zhong in Chinese herbal shops, is the classic pick for sturdy bones and tendons once the sixties arrive.
Dong quai and astragalus are traditional tonics women reach for during and after menopause, when bones need more care.
Getting off a low bangko after a fiesta lunch, you push on the table and let out a small groan.
Climbing the footbridge over the highway, you hold the railing tighter with every step.
After an hour of hand-washing clothes in the batya, your back and hips need a long stretch.
You let the grandchildren run ahead in the park because your knees ask you to slow down.

Bone Support joins the two best-known cartilage nutrients with six Asian plant extracts that families have relied on for strong legs, an agile back and sturdy bones.
a natural part of joint cartilage, taken by active adults past forty for knees that bend with ease.
helps cartilage hold on to water, so joints keep their cushioning under daily load.
our own bitter backyard vine, brewed by lolas for aching legs after a long day of chores.
the Japanese “tomorrow leaf”, a green tonic people take for vigour and mobility.
huang qi, the yellow root of Chinese soups, taken for stamina so legs and back keep going later in life.
the traditional women’s herb, used for balance and good circulation after fifty.
two herbs linked with firm bones, flexible tendons and joints that move freely.
5/5
I run a small sari-sari store in Antipolo and I am 61. Lifting crates of soft drinks and kneeling to stock the low shelves left my knees aching and stiff by evening.
I have been taking Bone Support after breakfast and dinner, with leg stretches in bed. Squatting to the bottom shelf feels lighter now, and I walk to church again on Sunday.
L— Lourdes R., 61, Antipolo

Much glucosamine comes from crab and shrimp shells. If seafood gives you hives or swelling, get your doctor’s go-ahead before the first capsule.
Yes. Many women past fifty choose it, since dong quai and astragalus are traditional female tonics added to the joint nutrients.
No. Think of it as a daily food supplement for your knees and back. Glucosamine, chondroitin and the herbs back the joints, while any prescribed therapy stays in place.
Send the short form, wait for our call to check the street and barangay, then settle the bill in cash with the rider at your gate.
Dong quai can add to the effect of medicine that thins the blood. On warfarin or daily aspirin, let your doctor decide whether the course fits.
Some people notice freer movement in the first days, but the cartilage nutrients show their full worth after six to eight weeks of daily use.
Two short fields are enough. You will not need a bank card, a login or any password.
On the call we agree on the quantity, check your street address and give you an estimated arrival date.
Wait until the courier is in front of you with the box, then pay; nothing is collected earlier.


