Salus Detox Drink 250ml gently detoxifies your body.
Détox Bio Salus is a herbal solution that stimulates depurative functions with its green tea, nettle and dandelion content. It is recommended to eliminate accumulated toxins at each change of season or before starting a diet.
This detox combines 11 plant extracts turmeric, gentian, milk thistle, juniper and yarrow, green tea, ginger, dandelion, peppermint, nettle, artichoke and 4 fruit extracts fig, plum, elderberry and acerola. This solution is enriched with natural vitamin C from acerola, which helps protect cells against oxidative stress.
Thanks to its natural vanilla flavour, this natural detox drink is easy to consume.
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Shake the bottle of Détox Bio Salus before use, then dilute 12.5 ml of the elixir in a large glass of water (250 ml) and drink it with a meal.
Drink at least 1.5 l of water throughout the day to support natural metabolism.
Do not take between meals. Not intended for children, adolescents, pregnant or breastfeeding women. Do not administer to people allergic to salicylates, or taking anticoagulants.
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What are the side effects and contraindications?
Internal use. Follow dosage instructions. Store in a clean, dry place away from heat, light and humidity. Keep out of reach of children. Pregnant and breast-feeding women: seek advice from a health professional. A dietary supplement is not a medicine, and cannot replace a varied, balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle. Not suitable for children under 12. Do not drink from the bottle. This product contains no alcohol or chemical preservatives. To avoid fermentation, the bottle should be recapped immediately after use, stored upright in the fridge and consumed within 4 weeks.
Salus Detox Boisson is formulated with : Thick aqueous extract of organic fig and plum, aqueous extract of organic plants (36%) of : organic turmeric rhizome (vurcuma longa), organic gentian root (hentiana lutea), organic ginger rhizome (zingiber officinale), organic yarrow aerial part (achillea millefolium), organic dandelion leaf (taraxacum officinale), organic peppermint leaf (mentha x piperita), organic birch leaf (betula pendula), organic nettle leaf (urtica dioica), organic milk thistle fruit (silybum marianum), organic rosemary leaf (rosmarinus officinalis); water, organic elderberry juice concentrate, organic acerola juice concentrate (1%), organic green tea aqueous dry extract (camellia sinensis) (1%), organic artichoke leaf aqueous dry extract (cynara cardunculus subsp. flavescens) (1%), natural vanilla flavor.
Nutritional information for 12.5 ml diluted in 250 ml water:
Energy: 48 kJ / 11 kcal
Fat: < 0.5 g
of which saturated fatty acids: < 0.1 g
Carbohydrates: 2.8 g
of which sugars: 2 g
Protein: < 0.5 g
Salt: 0.03 g
Vitamin C (from acerola): 20 mg (25% of the nutritional reference value)
Organic turmeric rhizome aqueous extract: 705 mg
Organic gentian root aqueous extract: 705 mg
Organic ginger rhizome aqueous extract: 705 mg
Organic yarrow aerial part aqueous extract: 705 mg
Organic dandelion leaf extract: 705 mg
Organic peppermint leaf extract: 475 mg
Organic birch leaf aqueous extract: 209 mg
Organic nettle leaf aqueous extract: 209 mg
Organic milk thistle fruit extract: 209 mg
Organic rosemary leaf extract: 209 mg
Organic green tea aqueous dry extract: 136 mg
Organic dry aqueous artichoke leaf extract: 100 mg
Presentation - Packaging
Detox Boisson Salus comes in a 250 ml bottle.
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