Dorel Plant Branca Ursului Tinctura 200 ml Beneficii: Stimulent al activitatii glandelor, aphrodisiac, reglator al activitatii nervoase, stimulent al imunitatii locale nespecifice (la nivel renal si genital), tonic general (digestiv, nervos), vasodilatator genital, impotent, frigiditate, sterilitate la femei si barbate, menopauza premature, insuficienta ovariana. Mod de administrare: Doza recomandata pentru consumul zilnic: O lingura de 3 ori pe zi inainte de mesele principale, diluata in ceai sau putinaapa (50ml). Contraindicații: A nu se depasi doza recomandata pentru consumul zilnic. A nu se lua cu antibiotic. A nu se lasa la indemana copiilor mici. A se agita produsul inainte de consum. Compoziție: Radacina de Branca-ursului (Heracleum sphondylium) 20%, solutie hidroalcoolica (alcool96°:apa 1:2) 80%. Mod de prezentare: 200 ml Dorel Plant Branca Ursului Tincture 200 ml Ingredients: Branca Ursului (Cow Parsnip) – Heracleum Sphondyllium 20% (root), 80% alcoholic solution (alcohol 96% 1:2 water) Administration: Adults and youth over 15 years: 1-3 teaspoons of tincture diluted in 100 ml of water (half a cup) 3-4 times a day 30 minutes before meals. Cautions: Hypercoagulable blood, pregnancy, lactation, intolerance to any product ingredient. Precautions in administration people with sensitive stomach Leaflet The product comes with a translated leaflet from Romanian. This product is a food supplement. Manufactured in EU. Labelled and imported according to UK law. A product recommended by Naturemedies. Manufactured by Dorel Plant, one of the most famous Romanian food supplements manufacturers. This product is a food supplement, EU manufactured and labelled according to UK laws. Please check if you have allergies to any of the composites of the product and consult your GP if you think it may interfere with any of the medical treatments you are following. The photos are for presentation purposes only. Heracleum sphondylium, commonly known as hogweed, common hogweed or cow parsnip, is a perennial herb or biennial plant in the umbelliferous family Apiaceae which includes fennel, cow parsley, ground elder and giant hogweed. It is native to Europe and Asia. The common name eltrot is used, but is not specific to this species. Umbelliferous plants are so named because of the umbrella-shaped arrangement of flowers they produce. The North American species Heracleum maxim (also called cow parsnip) is sometimes included as a subspecies of H. sphondylium. Heracleum sphondylium Extracts UK Naturemedies brings Heracleum sphondylium capsules, tinctures and natural extracts for the first time in the UK – imported quality products made in the EU now available for UK consumers. Poisionous hogweed is exploding again in Bavaria, especially in ditches, forest areas, and near streams. This plant is so destructive that conservation groups are constantly being alerted to the rapidly expanding population, which has increased its likelihood of being seen by unsuspecting people. It’s important to know that it’s not safe to come into skin contact with the roots of any hogweed plant. Hogsweed is related to cow parsnip, a plant with skin reactions that range from mildly irritating to severe. This plant species, which was brought to Central Europe from the Caucasus 120 years ago, manages to displace native plants. Additionally, it can also be dangerous for humans. Anyone who touches the plant should quickly wash their skin afterward because placing pressure on this plant will cause pain and may lead to an allergic reaction. Additional contact with sunlight causes the sap of the plant to react on a person’s skin by causing redness, burns and an allergic reaction within a few days. If you see a hogweed, get it removed. Protective clothes, goggles and masks are necessary to avoid dermatitis from the plant. What are hogweeds? Hogweeds are a species of plant that belongs to the umbelliferae genus. This means that you are most likely to spot them growing vigorously and producing beautiful white flowers. HOGWEED: WHERE TO FIND IT AND WHAT IT IS SED FOR The giant hogweed, its close relative the meadow hogweed and their effects. The two types of hogweed differ in the severity of the injuries they cause – but only in severity. Folklore has noted other properties for these plant species, such as usage in treating asthma, coughs and diarrhea – as well as nervousness. The root and stem were distilled for tea, powder or tincture as medicine. Hogweed is said to help with bladder infections, kidney stones and menstrual problems – not just asthma, coughing and diarrhea.