Réglisse Bio EFG 125ml PhytoFrance is a natural anti-inflammatory and digestive supplement, ideal for relieving respiratory irritations and digestive disorders.
Organic Licorice Glycerine Fluid Extract is a dietary supplement particularly appreciated for its countless health benefits. This product is made from the roots of licorice, a medicinal plant recognized for thousands of years for its therapeutic virtues. The extract is obtained by a rigorous maceration method which preserves the integrity of the plant's active ingredients, resulting in a natural product rich in beneficial substances.
One of the main benefits of this extract is its anti-inflammatory action. Thanks to the glycyrrhizic acid it contains, organic licorice extract helps reduce inflammation, particularly of the respiratory tract. This makes it an ideal ally for relieving mucous membrane irritation caused by pharyngitis or other respiratory ailments. What's more, its antioxidant properties combat free radicals, helping to protect cells against oxidative stress.
In addition to its benefits for the respiratory tract, organic licorice glycerol fluid extract is also highly prized for its digestive effect. The flavonoids and other active components present in this extract are known to soothe abdominal cramps, reduce bloating and improve digestion in general. It is particularly effective in preventing gastric ulcers and relieving symptoms associated with chronic gastritis.
When it comes to mental well-being, organic licorice extract doesn't disappoint. It has remarkable anti-stress and anti-fatigue properties. By acting on the nervous system, it helps reduce anxiety, alleviate stress and stimulate concentration. This makes it an ideal supplement for those seeking to maintain good mental energy throughout the day.
This extract is also used for its intestinal health benefits. In fact, it helps prevent intestinal inflammation and recurrent infections such as candidiasis. It can also be used to support liver health, preventing complications of chronic hepatitis.
Finally, organic licorice glycerol fluid extract is recommended for those suffering fromhypotension or exhaustion syndrome. Its active ingredients help regulate blood pressure and revitalize the body in cases of intense fatigue.
In conclusion, organic licorice glycerol fluid extract is a complete, natural dietary supplement offering a multitude of health benefits. It is particularly effective in relieving inflammation, supporting digestion, reducing stress and promoting general well-being. To maximize the beneficial effects of this product, we recommend combining it with other dietary supplements adapted to your needs.
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To take full advantage of the benefits of Organic Licorice Glycerine Fluid Extract, we recommend taking 5 ml of the product, once or twice a day. The duration of supplementation varies from 9 to 18 days, depending on your specific needs. This product should be taken between meals, diluted in a large glass of water or fruit juice to facilitate consumption.
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Precautions for use
It is important to note that this product is not recommended for children under 12 years of age, pregnant women, or people suffering from hypertension, severe renal insufficiency, or undergoing treatment with digitalis, corticosteroids, diuretics, or oral contraceptives. This dietary supplement is not a substitute for a varied, balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle. Excessive consumption may have laxative effects. It is also essential to respect the indicated daily dose. Keep this product at room temperature, out of reach of children, and consume preferably before the date indicated on the packaging.
Licorice Extract (Glycyrrhiza Glabra L.) Root, Vegetable Glycerin*, Honey*, Alcohol* 14.5% vol.
Presentation
This product comes in a practical, easy-to-use 125 ml bottle.
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