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Synergia SIPF Bio Echinacea Integral Suspension of Fresh Plant 100ml is a natural food supplement which contains echinacea.
This food supplement is formulated with natural and organic ingredients. It contains echinacea which stimulates the body's natural defenses against winter ailments and various infections .
Echinacea is a plant that contains polysaccharides, known for their favorable properties on immunity . Their concentration is optimal in the fresh plant. Organic SIPF echinacea strengthens the body's natural defenses. It is indicated in the prevention of respiratory tract infections and helps with colds, flu and various infections when they are already installed.
In liquid form, this phytotherapy food supplement is certified Organic Agriculture. Made in France and vegan, it is formulated without gluten, soya and GMO.
As a preventive treatment : 10 ml per day diluted in water for 10 days, to be renewed.
In case of cold or flu : 20 ml per day diluted in a little water at bedtime for 3 days, then 10 ml per day.
Do not take continuously : take a therapeutic break after 20 days of use.
Comment on the advice of use and dosage of Synergia SIPF Organic Echinacea Plant Suspension Integral Fresh 100ml with our partner Avis checked after your purchase.
Hydroalcoholic extract of Echinacea purpurea (root), water, thickener: gum, natural flavor. Alcohol content: 30%.
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The food supplement Synergia SIPF Bio Echinacea Integral Suspension of Fresh Plant comes in the form of a 100ml bottle.
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