Pandevir mu - seasonal defence supplement 6 vials of 12 ml

Product Description

Food supplement for seasonal ailments.

Indications

The synergistic action of the substances contained in Pandevir Mu is able to significantly accelerate the body's immune response in general and in particular against the etiological agents of winter flu. 6 numbered vials to be taken orally.

Pandevir Mu is composed of:

• Lentinula edodes: From the Greek edode, food, due to its edibility. Basidiomycete mushroom more commonly known as shiitake. It is the second most famous edible mushroom in the world. It has a brown-acraceous or purplish-brown cuticle covered with whitish warts arranged in circles that disappear with age. Its stem is sturdy, squat, white on the upper part, ochre-white with streaks on the rest. It grows in autumn and spring on deciduous tree trunks. Shiitake is highly sought after for its therapeutic effects and immune-boosting properties. Lentinan, a beta-glucan capable of stimulating macrophages, C lymphocytes, and natural killer cells, the types of white blood cells responsible for recognizing and destroying potentially harmful elements, has been isolated from this mushroom.
  This process, linked to documented antibody production, acts as a barrier against both bacterial and viral infections.
• Alnus glutinosa:This is the black alder, a straight, slender tree that can reach 25-30 meters in height. The entire plant is rich in silicon and nitrogen, which is why its wood is rot-proof and used to build stilt houses. It has general anti-inflammatory properties, acting on any type of inflamed tissue. It stimulates eosinophil production and granulopoiesis. It is active in all mucosal syndromes, chronic rhinitis and sinusitis. It has an excellent preventative action in febrile tracheobronchitis, otitis, pleurisy, and pneumonia. It actively combats and prevents flu-like syndromes. It is also of great help in allergic asthma. It is a complementary remedy to antibiotics in the treatment of exudative inflammation in general. Its action is experimentally linked to alpha-gamma globulins (fibrinosis and exudative phase).
• Salix alba:This is the common willow, a tree that can reach up to 25 meters in height and grows in humid places. The bark contains the glucosides salicin, salicilin, and salicortin. Salicin, through enzymatic hydrolysis, splits into glucose and saligenin, which in turn, through oxidation, produces salicylic acid, known for its analgesic, antipyretic, and antirheumatic properties. Willow bark was used to treat fevers thousands of years before Christ. It has specific indications for influenza-like syndromes with hyperpyrexia and arthralgia.
• Betula pubescens:This is the Betula tomentosa tree, averaging 10-13 meters tall and very cold-resistant. It stimulates all catabolisms: uric acid, urea, and cholesterol, acting on the liver's detoxifying functions through macrophage activation. It is an excellent remedy for the exudative inflammatory phase when there is a tendency for the inflammatory process to become chronic. It actively stimulates the mast cells of the reticuloendothelial system (RES). It is an excellent remedy for recurrent nasopharyngitis. Thanks to the content of its buds, it has tonic and stimulating properties. Useful in the prevention and treatment of flu syndromes.
• Hippophae Rhamnoides:This is sea buckthorn, a great stimulant of the immune system and a tonic for the neurological system. It is a plant very rich in vitamin C, which makes it recommended for the prevention of infectious diseases and immune deficiencies, as well as during convalescence and functional asthenia. It has also been demonstrated that the flavonoids present in sea buckthorn have a scavenger effect against free radicals and, therefore, an antiperoxidative action capable of protecting the membrane from the serious degenerative phenomena induced by lipid peroxides.

Composition

Lentinula edodes (Shiitake) - spores; Alnus glutinosa (Black Alder) - leaves; Salix alba (White Willow) - bark; Betula pubescens (Birch) - leaves; Hippophae rhamnoides (Sea Buckthorn) - leafy twigs.

Directions for use and Dosage

One vial orally every 15 days, in the evening before going to sleep under the tongue, following the numbering, for two boxes. For the first box, follow the increasing numbering from vial number 1 to 6; for the second box, follow the decreasing numbering from vial number 6 to vial number 1.

Warnings

Do not exceed the recommended daily dose. Keep out of reach of children under 3 years of age. Food supplements should not be considered a substitute for a varied diet and a healthy lifestyle.

At the indicated dosages, there are no contraindications to taking the product.

Format

6 vials of 12 ml.