Quinine
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Skeletal and Muscular
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Quinine is a bitter alkaloid traditionally derived from cinchona bark and historically used in medicine as an antimalarial agent. It is also known for its bitter tonic properties and has been traditionally associated with digestive, febrile, muscular, and parasitic-condition support. It may help support digestive tone, appetite, muscle comfort, fever-related wellness, and general resilience during periods of physical discomfort or weakness.
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