Psyllium Husk Powder Orange

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Himalaya Psyllium Husk Powder Orange is a delightful addition to your daily wellness routine. With no artificial colors, this fiber-filled powder supports digestive health, weight management, and helps maintain cholesterol levels already within the normal range. Enjoy the refreshing orange flavor while promoting normal elimination and regularity.*

Suggested Use

Mix 1 heaping teaspoon with at least 8 oz of water or juice and drink right away.

Days of Supply

  • Size (Teaspoons) -- 48
  • Supply (Servings) -- 48
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Produced in a cGMP Good Manufacturing Practices certified facility and rigorously tested for identity, strength, and safety using well-recognized techniques and highly sophisticated instruments.*

Delicious Daily Orange Fiber

Enjoy a tasty glass of psyllium husk powder that supports your fiber intake every day, without artificial color, and sweetened with stevia. Made with organic 99% pure white psyllium husk, it provides 5 grams of prebiotic fiber per serving to promote healthy digestion and relieve occasional constipation. Embrace your daily digestive wellness with Himalaya Psyllium Husk Powder Orange!*

  • Helps maintain cholesterol levels already within normal range*
  • Promotes healthy elimination and regularity*
  • Supports appetite management*

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