€15.00
Phytotherapy and Ethnomedicine together in a unique blend for throat wellness.
PRODUCT FEATURES
propolis frankincense myrrh
Propolis Frankincense and Myrrh among the most precious gifts Nature bestows on us, in a spray exemplifying and inspiring ETHNOMEDICINE and how from a historical context can come not only a message but much more. Italian propolis from selected beekeepers, Donkey Milk, particularly rich in Lysozyme and obtained freeze-dried fresh daily.
A mouth and throat wellness spray with a strong mucus-adhesive property due to mucilage in synergy with Shiitake. Myrrh promotes functionality of the oropharyngeal mucosa. Shiitake promotes the body's natural defenses.
INGREDIENTS:
HOW TO USE THE PRODUCT
3 sprays 3 times a day. Shake before use.
DAILY DOSES
PROPOLIS 100mg
BOSWELLIA 50mg
MIRRA 50mg
SHIITAKE 20mg
FORMAT
30ml
Glass bottle and triangular cardboard nebulizer.
* raw material origin CHINA
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