Intrait Marron D'Inde Solution H Crise Hémorroïdaire Solution Buvable 90 ml in our organic pharmacy, Give your opinion on the advice of use and dosage with our partner Verified opinions after your purchase.
Solution H Horse Chestnut Intrait is a dietary supplement. Horse chestnut promotes circulation.
Thanks to its composition of horse chestnut, which promotes circulation, and red vine, Solution H horse chestnut intrait is indicated in cases of venous insufficiency, such as varicose veins, heavy legs, hemorrhoids and blood circulation disorders.
Horse chestnut seed extract, rich in flavonoids, to relieve circulation disorders such as heavy legs, hemorrhoids and venous insufficiency. This dietary supplement based on horse chestnut and red vine helps soothe the sensation of heavy legs and combatchronic venous insufficiency.
Flavonoids are a group of substances responsible for pigmentation in plants. Examples include flavones, anthocyanins and proanthocyanins... They are very common in the plant world, and can be found in the fruits and vegetables we eat every day. Their antioxidant and vessel-protecting properties are recognized and widely used in therapeutics. They are found in the composition of many veinotonics. Flavonoids act in particular by strengthening vessel walls and reducing their permeability. By toning the veins, they promote venous return and activate circulation.
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Depending on your case, take 100 to 450 drops a day, divided into 3 to 6 doses. Dilute the solution in a glass of water (10 cl). Best taken with meals. Shake bottle before use.
The pipette is graduated in drops.
Intrait de marron d'inde dosage will depend on the intensity of your symptoms:
In the event of an attack: 500 drops per day, in a single dose for 5 to 7 days.
To prevent or start an attack: 300 drops a day, taken as a single dose for 2 to 3 weeks.
To maintain circulatory function, simply take 125 drops a day.
The bottle is fitted with a pipette graduated from 25 to 200 drops, for ease of use. The drops should be diluted in a glass of water.
Intrait de marron d'inde is for adults only. It is not recommended for pregnant or breast-feeding women, or for people on anticoagulant therapy.
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Precautions for use
Water; Bulking agent: maltitol, ethanol, alk. 8% vol,dried horse chestnut seed extract (Aesculus hippocastanum L.), stabilizer: glycerol, apricot flavoring, dried horse chestnut bark extract (Aesculus hippocastanum L.), lemon flavoring, honey flavoring, sweetener: sodium saccharinate, dried grape seed extract (Vitis vinifera L.), sweeteners: acesulfame K, acidity regulator: sodium carbonates.
Composition per maximum recommended daily dose of 450 drops (10.8 ml):
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Capacity : 90 ml
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