Santarome Bien-Etre du Foie Bio 20 ampoules 10 ml is a certified organic, herbal, drinkable food supplement designed to promote liver well-being.
Santarome Bien-Être du Foie Bio in phials is a certified-organic dietary supplement in phial form made from plants, designed to bring well-being to the liver. This unique and innovative composition combines plants carefully selected for their remarkable benefits on liver health and general well-being:
This plant complex is enriched by the addition of a trio of precious buds: Birch, Juniper and Rosemary. These plant elixirs concentrate all the plant's active principles, offering a synergy of actions to support the liver and the body's depurative functions. Hand-harvested, these fresh, organic buds from the wild are a powerful, natural source of benefits.
These buds, harvested by hand in accordance with organic practices and from wild environments, concentrate all the richness and power of the plants' active ingredients. They thus represent a remarkable source of natural benefits, together forming a powerful alliance to support and strengthen the liver, the central organ of detoxification and the body's general well-being.
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One ampoule a day, diluted in a large glass of water (20 cl), to be taken before meals for 20 days. Repeat if necessary. Do not use for prolonged periods (maximum 6 weeks). Take the day after a party, after overeating or for 20 days for a liver detox.
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Purified water, aqueous extracts of : Black Radish** (Raphanus raphanistrum subsp. sativus (L.) Domin), Dandelion** (Taraxacum campylodes G.E. Haglund), Fumitory**(Fumaria officinalis L.), Turmeric**(Curcuma longa L.), dried Artichoke**(Cynara scolymus L.), concentrated Lemon juice**, natural Rosemary flavor**, Birch bud**(Betula pubescens L.) and Juniper bud**(Juniperus communis L.) glycerol macerates, Rosemary bud** (Rosmarinus officinalis L.) glycerol macerate.
** Ingredients from Organic Farming.
| Ingredients per phial | Extract (mg per phial) | Dry plant equivalent (mg per phial) |
|---|---|---|
| Black Radish extract (root) | 1664 mg | 333 mg |
| Dandelion extract (flowering aerial part) | 1664 mg | 333 mg |
| Fumitory extract (flowering aerial part) | 1080 mg | 216 mg |
| Turmeric extract (rhizome) | 848 mg | 170 mg |
| Artichoke extract (leaf) | 500 mg | 2500 mg |
| Concentrated lemon juice (fruit) | 400 mg | |
| Birch macerate (bud) | 50 mg | |
| Juniper macerate (young shoot) | 50mg | |
| Rosemary macerate (young shoot) | 50 mg |
Presentation - Packaging
Santarome Bio bien-être du foie comes in a box containing 20 x 10 ml ampoules.
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