Organic "Sirop des Chantres" from Herbalgem, in a 150-ml bottle, used to soothe the vocal cords(in cases of loss of voice, dysphonia, or hoarseness) and to relieve coughs, colds, and rhinitis. Share your review and find the ingredients of "Sirop des Chantres" in our online pharmacy.
Hoarseness is a change in the voice, also known as dysphonia. Generally not serious, it is often linked to a viral infection. If it persists, it may be due to vocal cord strain, chronic laryngitis, or even a benign or malignant tumor.
Hoarseness is a voice disorder known as dysphonia. In cases of hoarseness or dysphonia, the voice is hoarse, raspy, raspy, or muffled (known as voice loss)... This voice disorder may be caused by a dysfunction or lesion of one or both vocal cords, or by a condition affecting the larynx. Most often, hoarseness is a common, non-serious symptom that lasts less than a week. If it persists beyond that, a medical examination is recommended to determine the cause.
Soothe your vocal cords with Herbalgem’s Chantres syrup. Its comprehensive natural formula:
Made according to an ancient recipe used by the singers of the Sistine Chapel choir in Rome in the 18th century, Herbalgem’s “Sirop des Chantres” has a beneficial effect on the vocal cords. Recommended for people who use their voices intensively (singers, actors, teachers, lawyers, etc.), it is also very helpful after a choral rehearsal or in cases of respiratory congestion.
Thanks to its natural formulation rich in soothing herbs, Herbalgem’s Sirop des Chantres is specially designed to effectively relieve common vocal problems. The carefully selected ingredients work synergistically to soothe irritation and restore comfort to the vocal cords. In cases of loss of voice, dysphonia, or hoarseness, this syrup offers rapid and lasting relief, helping you regain a clear and articulate voice.
The active ingredients in Herbalgem Sirop des Chantres not only relieve vocal problems but also help alleviate symptoms of respiratory conditions such as coughs, colds, and rhinitis. Their combined action helps clear the airways, thin secretions, and soothe throat irritation, thereby providing effective relief from the unpleasant symptoms associated with these conditions.
In addition to its soothing effects on the vocal cords, Herbalgem Singers’ Syrup helps relieve vocal fatigue. The relaxing properties of the herbs in its formula help relax the throat muscles and reduce vocal tension built up from intensive voice use. Consequently, this syrup is particularly beneficial for people who regularly use their voices, such as singers, actors, or teachers, as well as during periods of respiratory congestion when the voice may be put under strain.
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1 to 5 teaspoons per day.
Precautions for using Singers' Syrup
Store away from light and heat.
Introduction to Singers’ Syrup
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150 ml bottle, Herbalgem
Certified Organic
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