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Deeply clear ... for better breathing!
A syrup to clear the respiratory tract and soothe where it's stuffy and itchy. Thyme thins and purifies, elderberry softens, elecampane relaxes and facilitates mucus evacuation. Extracts of mountain pine and poplar buds amplify this liberating action.
Echinacea, a plant native to North America, is well known for its immuno-stimulant properties. Likewise, propolis boosts your resistance and protects you against winter worries. Myrtle essential oil adds to this synergy its anti-infectious and expectorant action, recognized since ancient times.
The harmonious combination of all these ingredients gives this syrup a soothing effect and a pleasant taste appreciated by the whole family.
Follow your consultant's advice.
Adults: one teaspoonful, 1-5 times a day.
Children (not under 3): half a teaspoon, 1-5 times a day.
Shake well before use.
Precautions for use
Store in a cool place after opening.
Syrup of thyme (Thymus vulgaris), Syrup of elderberry (Sambucus nigra), Syrup of elecampane (Inula helenium)
Echinacea (Echinacea)TM, Propolis TM
Poplar buds (Populusnigra gemmae), Pine buds (Pinus montana gemmae)
Myrtle EO (Myrtuscommunis)
Cane sugar, Honey.
Presentation of Herbalgem Sirop Respiration Bio Gemmothérapie
Herbalist's Syrups
250 ml bottle, Herbalgem
Label Agriculture Biologique
The Herbalgem gemmotherapy laboratory offers a wide range of natural, effective herbal products designed to ensure well-being for all ages.
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- Herbalgem complexes, harmonious combinations of different mother macerates, which respond to a targeted health problem.
Herbalgem organic gemmotherapy products are prepared EXCLUSIVELY with fresh buds from organic farming, stabilized directly on the harvesting site.
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