Raspberry Lemon Psyllium Husk Powder

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Experience the delightful fusion of raspberry and lemon with Himalaya Raspberry Lemon Psyllium Husk Powder. This vibrant flavor not only makes your daily fiber intake enjoyable but also supports internal cleansing, promotes regularity, and aids in occasional constipation. By incorporating this delicious powder into your daily routine, you can also support cholesterol levels already within normal range.*

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.*

A Flavorful Fiber Boost

From the sun-drenched fields of India comes timeless digestive support. Made with organic, 99% pure white psyllium husk, it provides 5 grams of fiber per serving to promote healthy digestion and relieve occasional constipation. Elevate your fiber game with delicious raspberry lemon flavor and embrace your daily digestive wellness!*

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

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