Khapregesic: Plant-based pill created in Perth could provide alternative relief pathway for period pain
Research published in the International Journal of Women’s Health revealed that Khapregesic®, a natural, pla...
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New published data supports the dual action efficacy of the oral, plant-based formulation Khapregesic® , derived from the Khaya senegalensis tree, for treating menstrual pain, and premenstrual synd...
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