Lehning's plant tonic is a dietary supplement with 8 plants to help stimulate the body and reduce temporary fatigue.
In the hectic pace of modern life, it's not uncommon to feel exhausted and lacking in energy. Lehning's Plant Tonic is designed to help you overcome these moments of temporary fatigue and revitalize your body. Thanks to a rich composition of 8 plants carefully selected for their stimulating and invigorating properties, this dietary supplement is a natural source of vigor, enabling you to regain your dynamism and better face the challenges of everyday life.
Lehning's Tonique Végétal is not just an immediate response to fatigue; it's part of a long-term approach to well-being. By stimulating the body naturally, it contributes to an optimal energy balance, enabling you to maintain a sustained level of activity throughout the day. Whether you need a boost to kick-start the morning, help to get through a busy afternoon, or simply support for your activities, this plant tonic is the ideal companion.
Each plant included in Lehning's Vegetal Tonic has been chosen not only for its beneficial action on physical vitality, but also for its positive effects on the mind. This unique synergy offers a holistic approach to combating fatigue, stimulating not only the body but also the mind. Easy to integrate into your health routine thanks to its practical presentation, Lehning's Tonique Végétal is an invitation to reconnect with natural, lasting energy.
Fatigue, seasonal changes, intense sporting activity... sometimes life puts our bodies and minds to the test. A helping hand is welcome to recover energy and face the daily grind! Tonique végétal is a dietary supplement with 8 plants to help you regain your energy and support your physical and mental capacities.
Take 1 tablespoon 3 times a day, in a little water, preferably outside of mealtimes.
7-day program, to be repeated as needed.
What are the precautions for use?
Ingredients:
Wine; Sorbitol; Ethanol : bulking agent ; Cola nut (Cola nitida) (seed) EHA*, 2.00% ; Oats (Avena sativa) (aerial parts) EHA* 2.00% ; Red quinquina (Cinchona succirubra) (bark) EHA* 1.00% ; Ceylon cinnamon (Cinnamomum zeylanicum) (bark) EHA 1,00% ; Yellow gentian (Gentiana lutea) (underground organs) EHA 1,00% ; Gingko (Gingko biloba) (leaves) EHA 1,00% ; Ginseng (Panax Ginseng) (root) EHA 1,00%.
*EHA: hydroalcoholic extract.
Nutritional information (for 45 ml, i.e. 3 tablespoons):
*EHA: hydroalcoholic extract.
Presentation - packaging:
1 Bottle of 250 ml
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