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EFG PhytoFrance Blackcurrant 125ml is a dietary supplement based on blackcurrant fluid extract (standardized and stabilized) which naturally contributes to joint comfort.
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PhytoFrance Blackcurrant BioGlycerine Fluid Extract is an exceptional dietary supplement, designed to support your general well-being while targeting specific ailments. This product draws its effectiveness from blackcurrant leaves, traditionally used in phytotherapy for their anti-inflammatory, diuretic and revitalizing properties.
Blackcurrant is renowned for its powerful anti-inflammatory properties, offering natural relief from joint and muscle pain, particularly for sufferers of chronic rheumatism. Indeed, the active substances present in blackcurrant act in a similar way to cortisone, but without causing undesirable side effects, making this extract an ideal choice for prolonged use.
But that's not all! Blackcurrant is also an outstanding toxin drainer, facilitating the elimination of waste accumulated in the body. This detoxifying action helps stimulate the adrenal glands, providing powerful energy and reducing fatigue. For those feeling exhausted or convalescing, blackcurrant fluid extract can play a key role in recovery and renewed vitality.
Blackcurrant's benefits are not limited toinflammation and fatigue. Thanks to its antioxidant properties, this extract helps protect your cells against free radical damage. This action helps strengthen your immune system, prevent skin aging and even reduce the risk of chronic diseases such as cancer.
What's more, blackcurrant glycerol fluid extract is a valuable ally for cardiovascular health. The antioxidants and flavonoids it contains help regulate blood cholesterol, reducing the risk of heart disease. Combined with a healthy diet, this extract can promote a healthy heart and a functional circulatory system.
Finally, blackcurrant is also beneficial for women, thanks in particular to its antispasmodic properties that relieve menstrual pain. Whether it's to reduce abdominal cramps or soothe muscular tension linked to the menstrual cycle, blackcurrant glycerol fluid extract is a natural and effective solution.
In conclusion, PhytoFrance Blackcurrant Bio EFG 125 ml is a complete dietary supplement, acting on several fronts to improve your general well-being. Whether you're suffering from inflammatory pain, chronic fatigue or looking to support your cardiovascular health, this fluid extract is a welcome addition to your daily routine.
Suggested use: In addition to its many benefits, this product can be combined with other dietary supplements to maximize its health benefits.
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To fully benefit from the virtues of PhytoFrance Blackcurrant Bio EFG 125 ml, we recommend taking 5 ml of fluid extract, 1 to 2 times a day. To optimize absorption of the active ingredients, we recommend diluting the extract in a large glass of water or fruit juice, and taking it between meals. Supplementation lasts from 9 to 18 days, depending on your needs, and can be repeated if necessary.
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Precautions for use :
This dietary supplement is not a substitute for a varied, balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle. It is important to respect the indicated daily dose to avoid any undesirable effects, in particular digestive disorders such as laxative effects in the event of excessive consumption. Store at room temperature, out of reach of children.
Blackcurrant extract is not recommended for people suffering from heart or kidney failure without medical advice. In addition, the European Medicines Agency (EMA) advises against its use by pregnant or breast-feeding women, and by children under 18. Finally, avoid combining this extract with synthetic diuretics or a contraceptive IUD, except on medical advice.
Blackcurrant extract Ribes Nigrum L. Leaves, Vegetable glycerin*, Honey*, Alcohol* 14,5% vol.
Packaging
125 ml bottle.
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