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Iya Alagbo is a health and wellness brand focused providing health solutions via herbs and roots

07/09/2026

🌿 A fresh week. A fresh opportunity to choose better for yourself. 💚
Step into the week feeling energized, intentional, and committed to healthier choices. With IYÁ ALÁGBÒ Natural Diabetes Herbs, make your wellness a priority and keep building habits that support your journey. 🌱

Because every new week is another opportunity to take your health seriously. 💙

✨ Choose wellness. Choose consistency. Choose IYÁ ALÁGBÒ.

📲 DM us to place your order today.

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04/09/2026

Irregular periods? Persistent acne? Unwanted facial hair? Difficulty conceiving? 👀

PCOS can affect much more than your menstrual cycle. From ovulation and hormone balance to fertility and metabolic health, the signs can sometimes be easy to overlook.

The good news? PCOS can be managed. Understanding what your body is telling you is the first step. ❤️

Swipe through 👉 to learn what PCOS is, the common signs, why it happens, and how it can affect fertility.

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03/09/2026

Why do your gums bleed when you brush? 🦷🩸

Seeing blood when you brush your teeth might seem harmless, so you may simply rinse your mouth and move on.

But bleeding gums can be a sign that something needs attention.
One of the most common causes is plaque buildup, which can irritate and inflame the gums. This can start as gingivitis and, when left untreated, may progress to more serious gum disease.

Bleeding can also be linked to things like poor brushing technique, hormonal changes, smoking, certain medications and, less commonly, vitamin deficiencies.

And no, bleeding gums are not a reason to stop brushing. Gentle, consistent oral hygiene is important. If your gums keep bleeding, swell, become painful, or bleed frequently, see a dentist and find out why.
🦷 Healthy gums shouldn't be something you ignore.
Have your gums ever bled while brushing? What did you do about it? 👇🏽

02/09/2026

Your liver can be carrying excess fat without making a lot of noise. 🫀
Fatty liver often has few or no obvious symptoms, which is why it’s easy to overlook. But persistent fatigue, a feeling of heaviness or discomfort in the upper-right abdomen, increasing waist size, dark urine, swollen legs, or yellowing of the eyes/skin can be signs that something needs attention.
⚠️ Don’t wait for symptoms before caring for your liver. Your weight, blood sugar, cholesterol, blood pressure, diet and activity level can all affect your liver health.
If you notice unusual or persistent symptoms, get checked rather than self-diagnosing.
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01/09/2026

Happy New Month from IYÀ ALÁGBO! 💙💚

Welcome to September — a new month, a fresh opportunity to be more intentional about your health.

May this month bring you good health, peace, strength, and countless reasons to smile. 🙏🏽✨

As you go through the month, remember: your health deserves attention, not excuses. Eat better, stay active, take your prescribed medications as directed, and listen to your body.

Here’s to a healthier and happier September! 🥂💙
Happy New Month! 🎉

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31/08/2026

A new week is a fresh opportunity to take better care of yourself. 💚

Don’t wait until your body forces you to slow down. Make time for your health, pay attention to what your body is telling you, take your medications as prescribed, stay active, eat well, and get enough rest.
Your health deserves a place on your priority list. 🩺🌿

Happy New Week from IYÀ ALÀGBÒ! 💚

Wishing you a healthy, productive, and beautiful week ahead. ✨

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27/08/2026

You stopped taking sweets, reduced sugary drinks… but your blood sugar is still high. So what’s going on? 🤔

The truth is, blood sugar is influenced by much more than the sweets you eat.

Your body can make glucose on its own. Carbohydrate-rich foods are broken down into glucose. And things like stress, illness, poor sleep, physical inactivity and some medications can also affect your blood sugar.

That’s why managing blood sugar isn’t simply about saying, “I don’t eat sugar.” 🩸

It’s about understanding how your food, hormones, liver, lifestyle and overall health work together.

Swipe through to understand the bigger picture. 👉

Have you ever wondered why your blood sugar stays high even when you’ve cut out sweets? Tell us in the comments. 👇

25/08/2026

🚨 FOAMY URINE: HARMLESS OR A WARNING SIGN? 🚨

Seeing bubbles in your urine once in a while doesn’t always mean something is wrong. It can happen from dehydration, a strong urine stream, or even cleaning products in the toilet.

But when the foam keeps coming back, don’t brush it off. Persistent foamy urine can be associated with protein in the urine (proteinuria), which may occur when the kidneys aren’t filtering properly.

Your kidneys don’t always scream when something is wrong. Sometimes, they whisper first. 🫘

👉🏽 Swipe through to learn when foamy urine may be harmless, what persistent foam can mean, and why you shouldn’t ignore recurring changes.

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If you or someone you know is living with diabetes, proper kidney care matters. Early attention can make a difference.

24/08/2026

🌿 New week. New choices. Better health.

Good health doesn’t happen by accident—it is built through the decisions you make every day. 💙

This week, choose habits that your future self will thank you for: stay hydrated, move your body, eat nourishing foods, get enough rest, and take your prescribed medications as directed.

One healthy decision today can become a healthier life tomorrow. 🩺✨

Have a healthy, productive and beautiful week ahead!

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23/08/2026

Don’t let someone else’s prescription become your problem. 💊⚠️

“I used it and it worked for me” is not the same as “it is right for you.”

Even when two people have similar symptoms, the cause, dosage, medical history, other medicines, and response to treatment can be completely different. Using someone else’s medication can lead to organ damage, internal bleeding, dangerously low blood pressure, or even permanent hearing loss with certain medicines.

Your symptoms deserve the right medicine, at the right dose, for the right reason. 🩺

Never share prescription medicines. Never use someone else’s medication because your case “looks similar.”

When in doubt, ask a pharmacist or healthcare professional first. 💚

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