Description

CHARACTERISTICS OF THE PRODUCT

 

 

INGREDIENTS:

• CYANOPSIS TETRAGONALBA E.S.  
• ACEROLA MALPIGHIA PUNICIFOLIA E.S.  20% Vit.C.
• GANODERMA LUCIDUM REISHI E.S.  50 % polysaccharides*
• GANODERMA LUCIDUM REISHI E.S. spore tit. 30% polysaccharides*
• CORIOLUS VERSICOLOR pilat E.S. spore tit. 30% polysaccharides*
• POLYPORUS UMBELLATUS (Pers)E.S.  fructus fugus tit 20% polysaccharides*
• SHIITAKE LENTINUS EDULUSS. tit. 30 % polysaccharides*
• MAITAKE GRIFOLA FRONDOSA E.S.  30 % polysaccharides*
• CORDYCEPS SINENSIS E.S.  30 % polysaccharides*
• GLYCIRRHYZA GLABRA DGL deglycyrrhizinated*
• BOSWELLIA SERRATA E.S. resin (incens) tit 65%  Boswellic. acid*
• STEVIA REBAUDIANA
• CINNAMOMUM ZEYLANICUM CEYLON CORTEX O.E.
• PISTACIA LENTISCUS RESIN O.E.

* raw material from CHINA

HOW TO USE IT

1 Tea Spoon twice a day in 250 ml of lukewarm water, preferably on an empty stomach

 

DAILY DOSES

ACEROLA                           1200 mg

REISHI                                 900 mg

SHITAKE                             850 mg

MAITAKE                            850 mg

CORIOLUS                          850 mg

POLYPORUS                       850 mg

CORDYCEPS                       600 mg

LICORICE                             300 mg

BOSWELLIA SERRATA     130 mg

 

PACKAGE

220 g

Sealed vase, with manually applied seal. Resealable

References and indications to TCM are in no way intended to be substitutes for Western medicine and a varied diet.

 

BIBLIOGRAPHY

 

 

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