The Pater Severin elecampane blossom spray is a dietary supplement based on an old monastery recipe for ingestion. Made from a 100 % aqueous/alcoholic extract of elecampane flowers.
€18.50
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1-2 weeks ³
Pater Severin Elecampane Flower Spray is a dietary supplement for oral use, based on an ancient monastic recipe. It is made from a 100 per cent aqueous/alcoholic extract of elecampane flowers.
Elecampane (Inula helenium) belongs to the Asteraceae family. It has been known since ancient times as a culinary herb and medicinal plant. Its constituents include inulin, essential oil, elecampane acid, camphor, helenin and resins. This plant is mainly used to treat coughs and asthma. The essential oils in elecampane have expectorant effects and can therefore also help to clear the throat. When used externally in the form of tea or diluted tincture for washes, baths or compresses, elecampane can help with skin inflammations, ulcers, eczema or slow-healing wounds.
Dosage form
Spray
Directions for use
Adults: Spray 1–2 sprays directly into the mouth 2–3 times as required.
Ingredients
Composition: Elecampane flower spray contains an aqueous/alcoholic extract of elecampane flowers. The extract is manufactured in accordance with the specifications of the Pharmacopoeia. Alcohol content: 66% vol.
| ML: | 50 |
|---|---|
| Alcohol-free: | No |