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CLIMAROME - INHALATION PROTECTING THE RESPIRATORY TRACT
"The essences that compose it combine their antiseptic and balsamic virtues, protecting the airways, as do the pine forests, the fields of lavender and thyme"
Dr Jean Valnet - Aromatherapy
What are the Benefits: First dry inhalation in the world, Climarome decongests the nose, cleanses and immediately relieves the airways, in case of bronchitis. We breathe more pure, healthier, fresher, bigger. This complex of essential oils is useful for people sensitive to respiratory allergies.
The composition of this sanitizing spray of the respiratory tract is 100% natural: Niaouli essential oil, Mint essential oil and Thyme essential oil support the immune system. The essential oil of pine contributes to the good health of the respiratory tracts.
Spray Climarome on a clean tissue and breathe deeply several times a day in case of bronchitis. In the evening, spray Climarome on your pillow before bedtime. Climarome can also be used in soft friction on the chest and back, to decongest the bronchi.
Inhaler frequently Climarome in busy places where the air is polluted (public places, trains, airplanes, etc.), it also reduces the impact of allergens on the respiratory tract.
In a bowl of boiling water, add the value of 20 Climarome sprays. Breathe deep into the vapors that emerge, head bent over the bowl and covered with a bath towel.
Before and after a physical exercise, breathe Climarome on a handkerchief to prolong and amplify the benefits of deep breathing.
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Organic essential oil of lavender, organic essential oil of niaouli, organic essential oil of pine, organic essential oil of mint and organic essential oil of thyme
Do not use in people at risk (allergy, pregnant woman, child under 6 years).
Contraindicated in babies and infants and during pregnancy and lactation.
Spray bottle 15 ml
Free price in pharmacy
Preparation with essential oils to inhale, Climarome is to use at the first signs of cooling to facilitate breathing by cleaning the airways.
A study carried out in a laboratory * of university microbiology has demonstrated Climarome activity on several infectious germs usually present in the respiratory tract.
* Faculty of Pharmacy of Clermont-Ferrand.
Dr. Valnet is considered the father of phyto-aromatherapy: he contributed, in the 50s, to highlight the qualities of essential oils for the well-being. Natural treasures, Dr. Valnet essential oils are the result of distillation processes respectful of the active ingredients of the plant: low-pressure steam distillation for plants, and extraction by cold pressing, without addition of solvent, for citrus fruits . 100% organic, essential oils are precious allies.
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