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Balm for supporting venous blood circulation
Dosage form. Liquid of dark brown color with a characteristic bitter-spicy taste.
Composition: red grape wine, medicinal burdock, bitter wormwood herb, calamus rhizomes, great burdock, common yarrow herb, peppermint leaves, three-leaved caper leaves, linden heart-leaved flowers, aromatic dill fruits, common oak bark, ethyl alcohol.
Functional properties and action.
The original composition of the balm, containing valuable bitter substances, is designed to support the functional state of the gastrointestinal tract,
supports the microflora and functional state of the bile ducts, has a spasmolytic effect.
The complex of biologically active components of the balm supports metabolic processes,
supports the immune and endocrine systems.
The natural components of the balm have a sedative, nootropic, and tonic effect on the nervous system,
contribute to improved sleep,
stabilize the state during stress, and support the reduction of feelings of anxiety and irritability.
Due to its adaptogenic properties, the balm contributes to increased physical and mental performance,
improves psycho-emotional state and supports the vitality of the body.
By supporting the functional state of the liver and kidneys,
the balm helps maintain normal cholesterol levels in the blood.
The balm has a mild diuretic effect.
Recommendations for use:
• topic: venous blood circulation - support of functional state;
• during physical and emotional overloads;
• topic: immune system - support of functional state.
Method of application and dosage of the balm.
Internally 20-30 ml 2-3 times a day during meals, for 7-30 days. Repeat course after a break of 5-7 days.
Side effects. Not identified.
Contraindications.
Kidney failure;
liver cirrhosis,
liver failure,
obstruction of the bile ducts due to the presence of alcohol,
the balm is not recommended for children under 12 years old.
Warning. The use of the balm with substances incompatible with alcohol, including psychotropic agents, is not recommended. Caution should be exercised by individuals prone to tachycardia.