Tips for safe online shopping from Zdravnitza
When you don't trust a physical store, you don't visit it, do you? This also applies in full force to online stores! "Zdravnitza" has prepared some tips for safe online shopping.
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When you don't trust a physical store, you don't visit it, do you? This also applies in full force to online stores! "Zdravnitza" has prepared some tips for safe online shopping.
As part of the continuous expansion of our partner sales network, we are pleased to inform you that you can now find products of "Zdravnitza" products in Leksi supermarkets in Plovdiv, Bulgaria.
Nine out of ten people have this problem at one stage or another in their lives, so it's no surprise that dark circles around the eyes are one of the most common beauty problems.
Comfrey (Symphytum officinale L.) is a medicinal plant that we can describe as one of the best and indispensable Bulgarian herbs. The plant has been known as a medicine since the ancient Thracians and Romans.
Burdock (Arctium lappa L.) is rich in inulin, protein, essential oil, palmitic and stearic acid, mucous and tannins. The herb enhances cell growth, has a disinfectant, diuretic and diaphoretic effect.
According to Eastern folk medicine, dried turmeric root has many useful properties. It removes toxins, warms and purifies the blood. It also cleanses the body's energy channels (meridians).
Hair loss, seborrhea, oily hair are common problems in both women and men. How can we help ourselves with natural products? "Zdravnitza" collected the most popular folk recipes against hair loss and seborrhea.
Dear friends, We are pleased to inform you that "Zdravnitza" is already partnering with "EURODIS" through their Bulgarian representatives ExpressOne. Thanks to our partnership we can offer you new, even lower prices for delivery to some of the countries in Europe.
Dear clients, in connection with the upcoming Easter holidays, we inform you about business days and schedule for sending orders of "Zdravnitza".
Egyptians, Assyrians, Babylonians, Bulgarians, Jews, Greeks, Romans and Germans used vinegar to cook sour dishes, to store meat and vegetables, for soft drinks.