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GLUTA Family Pack
GLUTA Family Pack
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GLUTA Family Pack by YouFirst
Discover GLUTA Tea in the GLUTA Family Pack, part of YouFirst's herbal tea range in Pakistan. Explore this pack option when choosing GLUTA Tea for your tea routine, and check the pack details before ordering.
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Compare the GLUTA Family Pack with the separate GLUTA Tea listing to find the option you prefer. For confirmation of pack quantity, weight or ingredients, contact the YouFirst team before purchasing.
Preparation and Use
Follow the preparation instructions and serving guidance on the product label. Review the ingredients before use, especially if you have allergies or dietary restrictions.
If you have a medical condition, take medication, or are pregnant or breastfeeding, consult a qualified healthcare professional before using a herbal product. The Family Pack name does not establish suitability for children; seek professional advice before giving a herbal product to a child.
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Ingredients:
Rubi cordifolia, Pomegranate Flowers, Rose Patels, Cardamom, Fennel Seeds, Flavonoids, Resins, Bioactive Compounds, Flavonoids, Saponins, Tannins, Vitamin C, Anthraquinones.
Benefits:
Reduces Hyperpigmentation, Purifies Blood, Improves Skin Tone, Helps with Acne, Helps with Skin Allergies (e.g., Psoriasis), Detoxification, Improves Skin Health, Anti-inflammatory, Boosts Immune System, Balances Hormones & PCOS, Helps with Period Cramps, Helps in digestion.
Usage & Instructions:
Add one spoon of Gluta Tea to 200ml of water. Boil it for 3-5 minutes. Once the color changes, strain and drink.
Fact: Gluta Tea is made from all-natural ingredients and contains no artificial taste, preservatives, or additives. Enjoy the pure, natural goodness!
Who Should Avoid This Tea:
1. Pregnant Ladies
2. People with blood clotting disorders or those on blood-thinning medications should consult a healthcare.


