Double Red Rose

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Antioxidant Powerhouse: Our Double Red Rose is not only a symbol of Red Roses’ love and passion; it is a super fruit blend of red roses, goji berries, pomegranates, peaches, Chinese dates, red grapes, acerola cherries, and other potent red botanicals to form an antioxidant powerhouse. This superfood drink is packed with antioxidants to help clean up unstable free radicals that damage cells. All ingredients are high in resveratrol, zeaxanthin, polyphenols, quercetin, carotenes, and phytonutrient antioxidants.

Vitamins for Daily Wellbeing: Replace your multivitamin with an ultra-absorbable, broad spectrum of nutrients to fill nutritional gaps and provide a foundation for wellbeing.

Beauty from Within: The antioxidants in the double red rose, and pomegranate help improve skin health by reducing signs of aging and promoting a healthy complexion and healthy aging.

Cognitive Health & Mental Clarity: Ginseng extract is believed to enhance cognitive function and help with memory and concentration. Honey and red ginseng are believed to enhance mental clarity and focus. Blending them provides a cognitive boost.

Energy, Vitality, and Improved Mood: Ingredients like red ginseng, jujube, and locust honey contribute to increased energy levels and overall vitality. They also have mood-boosting effects and help alleviate stress and anxiety.

Hydration: Lemon, honey, peach, and various superfruits in the blend can help keep you hydrated. These ingredients can contribute to the overall hydration and flavor of the blend, making it refreshing and enjoyable. Staying hydrated is essential for overall health.

Original price was: ₵500.00.Current price is: ₵399.00.

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