Description
CHARACTERISTICS OF THE PRODUCT
This product is nowadays still prepared from a handmade and patented processing technique. Through several macerations, processing of the capsule and grinding at the mortar, under the constant supervision of experts, many more active ingredients – 90 % more – are obtained than in industrial production.
Every ingredient used – Boswellia for example – is effective not only for its therapeutic value but also for the benefits derived from a true Phyto complex in its active phase. The roots of a fresh plant of Althea officinalis have a beneficial effect on the function of the mucous membranes of the respiratory system and the well-being of the throat.
The essences, the extracts, the macerated products and the precious derivatives from the embryonic tissue of fresh sprouts act and interact so that the body better responds to external stress. All this and more. In a landscape of mass industrial products Welltuss is a unique product.
ASSOCIATED FUNCTION:
Incense for the airways
throat
cough
respiratory system
hoarseness
dry throat
INGREDIENTS
- SUGAR
- WATER
- ALTHAEA OFFICINALIS L. RADIX
- GLYCEROL
- PINUS MONTANA MILLER BUDS E.F.
- MYROXYLON BALSAMUM TOLUIRIFERUM H.B.K. E.F.
- EUCALIPTUS GLOBULUS LABILL. FOLIUM.E.F.
- PIRUS MALUS FRUIT CONC.
- JUGLANS REGIA L. BUDS M.G.
- ALCOHOL
- GLYCYRRHIZA GLABRA L. RADIX (deglycyrrhizinated dried extract)*
- BOSWELLIA SERRATA ROXB. DRIED EXTRACT GUM RESIN*
- PLANTAGO LANCEOLATA L HERBA. C. FLORIBUS. E.F.
- VERBASCUM THAPUS L. HERBA C. FLORIBUS. F.
- TROMETAMOL
- TYMUS VULGARIS L. OLEUM.
HOW TO USE IT
15 ml 3 times a day to exploit the effects of mucilage and tannins. Do not drink and eat for 10 minutes after taking the syrup.
DAILY DOSES
Althea Officinalis 5000 mg
Pine 4000 mg
Tolu Balsam 3000 mg
Eucalyptus 2500 mg
Juglans regia 1600 mg
Licorice 500 mg
Boswellia serrata 300 mg
Plantago 250 mg
Verbascum 160 mg
Tymus O.E. 5 mg
CONTENT-WEIGHT
200 ml – 250 g
Glass bottle, cap with seal and small glass
* country of origin R.P. China
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