€15.00
Sore throat. Tolu balm thins bronchial secretions. Cough, natural mucosal adhesive and soothing action. Plantain with emollient and soothing action, tone of voice. Balsamic thanks to mountain pine.
PRODUCT FEATURES
The product is still prepared using an artisanal and patented method of processing. In the succession of macerations, as well as capsule and mortar processing where the presence of man never fails we obtain a greater amount of active ingredients, more than 90%, than industrial products.
Each ingredient used such as boswellia for example has not only its own therapeutic value since we will benefit from a real phytocomplex process in the active phase. Marshmallow officinalis root from fresh plant exerts a positive effect on the function of the mucous membranes of the respiratory system and the well-being of the throat. Mountain Pine has properties for nose and throat well-being and is balsamic. Plantain is emolient and soothing to the oropharyngeal mucosa.
The various essences, extracts, macerates, essential oils and valuable gemmo derivatives, obtained from the embryonic tissue of fresh buds in their acting and interacting will put the body in a better position to respond to external stressful situations. All this and more makes Welltuss a unique product.
INGREDIENTS
HOW TO USE THE PRODUCT
15 ml 3 times a day to also take advantage of the effect of mucilage and tannins do not drink and eat for 10 minutes.
DAILY DOSES
Althea officinalis 5000mg
Pine 4000mg
Tolu balsam 3000mg
Eucalyptus 2500mg
Juglans regia 1600mg
Licorice 500mg
Boswellia serrata 300mg
Plantain 250mg
Mullein 160mg
Thyme O.E. 5mg
SIZE - WEIGHT
200 ml - 250 g.
Glass bottle seal cap and GLASS BOTTLE
* raw material origin CHINA
BIBLIOGRAPHY
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The Scientific World Journal
Volume 2014 (2014), Article ID 303878, 6 pages
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The Scientific World Journal
Volume 2014 (2014), Article ID 501392, 10 pages
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