D’WELL Official · Seven-ingredient blend
Turmeric Ginger
Two core ingredients, complemented by five more. A small serving after meals makes everyday care easier.
01 / WHY D’WELL
D’WELL Turmeric Ginger pairs turmeric and Bentong ginger with garlic, lemon, apple cider vinegar, celery and wild honey in a convenient drink for everyday care.
Skip the daily preparation of multiple ingredients. Shake well, measure your serving and enjoy after meals.
Explore the blend02 / EVERYDAY CONCERNS
Choose what matters to you. Understand the context, then explore ingredient research and care directions.
Joint stiffness
Stiffness after sitting, on stairs or after physical work can draw attention to joint comfort. Wear, load and inflammation are among possible contributors; causes depend on the individual.
Human trials of turmeric extracts explore knee osteoarthritis, while Bentong ginger has laboratory antioxidant research. These offer ingredient background, rather than proof of immediate pain relief or cartilage repair by this drink.
Wellness information, not a diagnosis or personalised medication advice.
03 / DUAL-CORE FORMULA
Turmeric × Bentong Ginger. Discover the two lead ingredients through research.
TURMERIC · MOVEMENT & DEFENCE
Turmeric is one of the core ingredients and naturally contains curcumin and other plant compounds. Ingredient research explores joint movement and antioxidant activity.
Turmeric · Curcumin · Botanical researchExplore turmeric research ↘Human studies use specific turmeric extracts. Curcumin per serving and the effects of this finished drink require separate confirmation.
BENTONG GINGER · DIGESTIVE CONTEXT
Bentong ginger complements turmeric with its distinctive flavour. Research explores plant constituents and antioxidant activity; general ginger research also examines digestion and gastric motility.
Bentong Ginger · Plant compounds · Ginger blendExplore ginger research ↘General ginger motility trials are not Bentong-specific. Faster gastric emptying does not necessarily mean symptom improvement.
04 / BLEND & CARE DIRECTIONS
Start with your interests and discover each ingredient’s role in the blend.
05 / SEVEN INGREDIENTS
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Antioxidant protection
Turmeric and Bentong ginger research examines plant compounds and antioxidant measurements. Processing affects phenolic and flavonoid results, so ingredient research is kept distinct from finished-product validation.
Curcumin and joint research
Turmeric is a botanical ingredient; curcumin is one constituent. Human knee osteoarthritis trials use turmeric extracts to assess pain. These provide context for movement and antioxidant research; curcumin per serving needs product-specific confirmation.
Ingredient studies provide context; their doses and forms may differ from this drink.
Full ingredients (as labelled): water, honey, lemon, ginger, celery, turmeric, apple cider vinegar, garlic, modified starch (E1422), salt.
06 / PRODUCT FEATURES
GOOD MANUFACTURING PRACTICE
MADE IN MALAYSIA
Seven ingredients · Contains wild honey
07 / INGREDIENT RESEARCH
Explore research on turmeric, Bentong ginger and the supporting ingredients. Read each paper’s methods and doses alongside its findings.
8 studies
Annals of Internal Medicine
Pain scores improved in the extract group, while MRI effusion/synovitis measures showed no significant improvement.
Method:70 participants with knee osteoarthritis took part in a 12-week randomised placebo-controlled trial assessing pain and effusion/synovitis.
Scope:The trial used turmeric extract capsules, not this drink. It does not establish cartilage repair or elimination of inflammation by the product.
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Annals of Internal Medicine · 2020
PMID 32926799
Foods
Bentong ginger extracts showed antioxidant activity; processing and extraction influenced the results.
Method:The study compared phenolics, flavonoids and antioxidant measurements under different drying and extraction conditions.
Scope:Laboratory ingredient measurements cannot be converted into effects after drinking or antioxidant strength of this product.
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Foods · 2023
PMCID PMC9818862
World Journal of Gastroenterology
Ginger accelerated gastric emptying, but the study did not find improved dyspepsia symptoms.
Method:11 patients joined a randomised double-blind crossover study. Gastric emptying and symptoms were measured after 1.2g ginger powder.
Scope:Not a Bentong-specific trial or evidence for reflux treatment. The sample was small and observation short.
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World Journal of Gastroenterology · 2011
WJG · 17(1):105
Experimental and Therapeutic Medicine
Some garlic supplement trials report lower blood pressure, providing cardiovascular ingredient research context.
Method:A review of 12 trials involving 553 participants with hypertension assessed garlic supplements and blood pressure.
Scope:Specific garlic preparations differ from garlic in this blend. Findings do not establish that this drink clears blood vessels.
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Experimental and Therapeutic Medicine · 2020
PMID 32010325
BMC Complementary Medicine and Therapies
Some markers improved, with variation across studies; findings are not a uniform promise of results.
Method:A review of nine studies assessed apple cider vinegar intake and metabolic markers in adults.
Scope:Study doses differ from the amount in this drink. The honey-containing blend cannot be promised to lower blood sugar on this basis.
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BMC Complementary Medicine and Therapies · 2021
PMID 34187442
Journal of Clinical Biochemistry and Nutrition
The experiment observed changes related to fat metabolism, providing background on lemon polyphenols.
Method:Mice on a high-fat diet received lemon-peel polyphenols; body weight, metabolism and gene expression were examined.
Scope:Animal research used lemon-peel extract; this is not evidence of human weight loss from lemon juice or this drink.
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Journal of Clinical Biochemistry and Nutrition · 2008
PMID 19015756
Phytotherapy Research
Blood pressure measurements fell in the study group, supporting further investigation.
Method:52 participants with hypertension joined a triple-blind placebo crossover trial of 1.34g celery seed extract daily.
Scope:The study used celery seed extract. This blend lists celery, which is not the same form or dose.
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Phytotherapy Research · 2022
PMID 35624525
Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry
Measurements supported the bioavailability of some honey phenolic constituents.
Method:The study measured plasma antioxidant and reducing capacity after healthy adults consumed buckwheat honey.
Scope:Buckwheat honey differs from wild honey and the study used larger doses. Honey still contributes to sugar intake.
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Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry · 2003
PMID 12617614
08 / HOW TO DRINK
Each cup is 25ml. Choose once daily or morning and evening to see how long your bottles last.
Choose your daily serving and bottle count to calculate the number of days.
20 days
09 / CUSTOMER STORIES
Original customer feedback. Tap to watch; individual experiences and health circumstances vary.
Individual experiences do not represent everyone or guarantee disease treatment or rapid results.
10 / OFFICIAL PACKAGES
From a single-bottle introduction to longer-term care. Visit the official store for current prices and ordering.
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Days are calculated at 25ml or 50ml daily. Gifts and delivery follow the official store’s order details.
11 / FREQUENT QUESTIONS
Each cup is 25ml, taken after meals. Daily care: one cup once daily. Twice-daily routine: one cup after breakfast and one after dinner, totalling 50ml daily. Shake well and measure with the cup.
One 500ml bottle lasts about 20 days at 25ml daily or 10 days at 50ml daily. Use the serving calculator to see your supply duration.
Turmeric Ginger combines seven ingredients led by turmeric and Bentong ginger. Gamat Spirulina uses sea cucumber and spirulina as its main ingredients. Ask our team about the different blends to choose your daily care routine.
The blend contains wild honey. Labelled nutrition gives approximately 3.25g sugar per 25ml and 6.5g per 50ml. Include this in your daily sugar intake.
Share your current medicines and health conditions with a doctor or pharmacist to check suitability; botanical ingredients may interact with medicines.
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