Adrenal Support
Generic Name: adrenal support
Brand Names:
Adr-bal
ADR-Bal Gland Re-Balance
Overview
ADR-Bal Gland Re-Balance
Uses
ADR-Bal For the temporary relief of fatigue, dizziness, general malaise, depression and exhaustion.
Dosage
ADR-Bal Orally 25 drops, 2 times per day or as indicated by a physician. Children 12 and under use one half the adult dosage.
Warnings
ADR-Bal Use only under the direction of a health care professional. Do not use if tamper evident seal is broken or missing.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Adrenal Support used for?▼
ADR-Bal For the temporary relief of fatigue, dizziness, general malaise, depression and exhaustion.
What are the important warnings for Adrenal Support?▼
ADR-Bal Use only under the direction of a health care professional. Do not use if tamper evident seal is broken or missing.
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Medical Disclaimer
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