Megafyt Liver tea blend 20 × 1.5 g
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Megafyt Liver tea blend 20 × 1.5 g
Megafyt Liver tea blend
20× 1,5 g
Herbal pharmacy
Dietary supplement, which contains milk thistle, Beet, the cream of the crop, coriander, artichoke and turmeric. Supports normal liver function (cleansing) and digestion.
Active ingredients
- Thistle contributes to proper liver function and supports natural digestion. Helps maintain normal blood sugar levels. It contributes to natural immunity.
- Rapeseed maintains normal liver function and digestion process.
- Artichoke contributes to normal digestion and liver function. It contributes to the cleansing of the organism. For its antioxidant effects, it is popularly used to protect liver tissue.
- Kurkuma is a herb with a wide spectrum of action. It has antioxidant properties and contributes to normal liver function.
Ingredients
1.5 g of the mixture contains: Milk thistle fruit 0,3 g (20%), 0,27 g (18 %) of rape seed, coriander fruit, rooibos tincture, a sprig of peppermint, Dandelion root 0,135 g (9%), artichoke leaf 0,09 g (6 %), turmeric rhizome long 0,09 % (6 %), dandelion flower.
Preparation
1 sachet (1.5 g) is poured over 0.25 l of boiling water and left to infuse for 8-10 minutes in a covered container. It must not be cooked.
Recommended dosage
The infusion is drunk warm, 1-3 times a day. It is always prepared fresh, immediately before use.
Notice
Not intended for children, pregnant and breastfeeding women. Do not exceed the recommended dosage. It does not replace a varied diet. Keep out of reach of children. Herbal tea blends Herbal tea blends Buy
Storage
Dry, at temperatures up to 25 °C and humidity up to 70 %.
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Megafyt Pharma s.r.o., U Elektrárny 516, 252 46 Vrané nad Vltavou, +420 257 761 354, [email protected]
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