Food supplement based on plant extracts such as Ginger, Fennel, and Artichoke, indicated to promote digestive function.
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Burdock, the properties The healing properties of this plant have been known for centuries: history reports that, thanks to burdock extracts, the Italian doctor Pena managed to cure a bothersome skin disease that had affected King Henry III of Spain. Burdock root and leaves are rich in inulin (an interesting prebiotic), and for this region, they are an excellent remedy for regulating and supporting the intestine. Its important purifying action is exerted on the skin but also on the gallbladder and liver, which is why it is It is also an excellent regulator for the intestines overloaded with waste and toxins.
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Birch Sap, In gemmotherapy, the gemmoderivative of birch sap is used to drain the body of excess fluids and aid in the detoxification process. The drainage produced has a beneficial effect on the lymphatic system, preserving it. In plants, the sap is able to counteract the force of gravity and reach considerable heights (30 m), distributing the nutrients absorbed from the soil to all parts of the body. Over time, man has learned to exploit plant sap to his advantage, to support the work done by our lymphatic system and help it eliminate excess waste. In humans, lymph performs the function of collecting liquids and waste material, such as metabolic waste and toxins from the periphery and then conveying it to the purification organs (liver, kidneys, lungs, skin). When the precious lymphatic drainage system goes haywire, significant quantities of waste can accumulate. of liquids in the interstitial spaces, causing fluid retention, cellulite*, thus retaining harmful substances that intoxicate the body.
When this action fails, for example due to excessive immobility, the lymph tends to stagnate, accumulating in the tissues.
Birch sap is An effective natural purifier that helps the body eliminate uric acid, toxins (especially those resulting from drug treatments, cortisone or hormone therapy, hyperuricemia and hypercholesterolemia) and fluid retention in the tissues. It is therefore recommended for everyone to stay or get back in shape, for beautiful skin, to fight cellulite, and to promote the reduction of waste products. The gemmoderivative of the lymph is also used effectively in the presence of edema caused by cardiac and/or renal failure. Due to these peculiarities and its characteristic cholesterol-lowering properties, it is included in the therapeutic regimens for the treatment of overweight.
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Artichoke, in pharmacies and herbal medicine the artichoke is used as a choleretic, hepatoprotective, and diuretic. In phytopharmacy, the leaves are mainly used. Due to the presence of ortho-diphenols and sequiterpene lactones, this plant is considered a bitter plant, with eupeptic and stomachic functions. It is It also has a cholesterol-lowering effect. The artichoke owes its choleretic effect mainly to the presence of cynarin, a bitter and aromatic substance that stimulates bile secretion.
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Centella, Taking this plant helps preserve the structure and tone of vessel walls thanks to its phlebotonic effect. In fact, centella, by strengthening and making blood vessel walls more elastic, promotes proper peripheral circulation and is therefore indicated for preventing and treating varicose veins, reducing vein dilation, capillary permeability, and subcutaneous edema. Consequently, it is Useful for treating venous insufficiency and the resulting swelling and heaviness in the legs and ankles, but also for combating vein pain.
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Butcher's broom, which has diuretic, anti-edema, vasoconstrictor, anti-inflammatory, and vasoprotective properties. For these reasons, butcher's broom is widely used in draining products and those aimed at treating cellulite and varicose veins. These properties are provided by two steroidal saponins, known as ruscogenin and neurruscogenin, and various flavonoids (such as rutin or rutoside). These substances perform their action by increasing the resistance of the capillary walls and normalizing their permeability; this translates into less fluid leakage and a reduction in bleeding symptoms. Butcher's broom is appreciated in the treatment of venous insufficiency, as it promotes the return of blood from the periphery to the heart. This effect is also useful in the presence of edema, hence its use in draining products for tired, heavy, and swollen legs.
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Bromelain, As a proteolytic enzyme, bromelain is used for dyspepsia, often in combination with pancreatic extracts, but its main use is in the treatment of gastrointestinal disorders. as an anti-inflammatory and anti-edematous agent. It is particularly effective in treating inflammatory conditions of soft tissues associated with trauma and localized inflammation (especially in the presence of edema).
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Vitis Vinifera, which has several beneficial properties, but the most interesting is certainly the antioxidant capacity of the grape seeds that characterizes it. The therapeutic indications of the leaves are similar to those of blueberry or blackcurrant fruits. This is, in fact, an angioprotective activity, carried out at the microcirculation level, thanks to the action of anthocyanosides: decreased permeability of the blood vessels and the reduction of the vascular permeability of the blood vessels. of capillaries and increased resistance.
Do not exceed the recommended daily dose. Keep out of reach of children under 3 years of age. Food supplements should not be used as a substitute for a varied diet and a healthy lifestyle.
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