HerbEra Inhaleix tincture 59 ml

HerbEra Inhaleix Tincture 59 ml is a high quality liquid dietary supplement developed to support normal airways function and promote comfort and well -being. The product combines seven carefully selected herbs - Elecampane, whorehound, marshmallow root, pleurisyrot, ginger, licorice and cordyceps - which have traditionally been used to support the airways, light mucus and contribute to normal immune function. This non-alcoholic tincture uses vegetable glycerin and distilled water as a carrier medium, and is produced with patented hyper raw extraction and cold processing to preserve as many bioactive compounds as possible.

HerbEra Inhaleix Tincture 59 ml is vegan, free of artificial additives and GMOs, and suitable for adults who want a natural supplement in a busy everyday life.

Health benefits

HerbEra Inhaleix tincture contains a synergistic blend of herbs that support the body's natural processes, in line with the EFSA guidelines. Research and traditional use point to the following possible benefits:

• Helps support the comfort of the respiratory tract and soothe the irritation of the throat and throat

• Can contribute to normal mucus and light breathing

• Contributes to the normal function of the immune system

• Contains antioxidants that help protect cells from oxidative stress

• Can help modulate the body's normal inflammatory responses

• Can support the mucous membranes of the digestive system and promote general well -being

• Can support normal oxygen uptake and stamina

These health effects are supported by a number of studies on the respective herbs, without the product being considered medical treatment.

Main functions and lesser known effect

The two most documented main features of HerbEra Inhaleix Tincture 59 ml is support for comfort in the respiratory tract and help with mucus. Marshmallow root and licorice are known to protect and soothe the mucous membranes, while Elecampane and Horehound have traditionally been used to contribute to lighter accuracy and normal air flow.

A less familiar but interesting effect is Cordyceps Sinensis' potential to support oxygen uptake and endurance, which may be relevant in physical activity. This effect is discussed in research, but requires more documentation before drawing certain conclusions.

Technical details and specifications

Ingredients: Organic Elecampane (Inula Helenium) root, whorehound (Marrubium vulgare), marshmallowrot (Althaea officinalis), pleurisyrot (asclepias tuberosa), ginger (zingiber officinals, Lycirrhriksrot (Cordyceps sinensis), vegetable glycerin, distilled water.

Concentration: Conditions Urt-to-solvent 1: 3, which provides a potent extract and preserves important herbal substances such as inulin, marrubin, glycyrrhizin, gingerols and cordycepin.

Nutritional content: vitamins (A, C, B6, folate), minerals (potassium, magnesium, calcium), polyphenols, flavonoids, diterpens, saponins and antioxidants.

Recommended dosage: 30-50 drops in 60 ml of water or juice, 2–4 times daily between meals. Shake well before use.

Packaging: 59 ml of dark glass bottle with pipette for precise dosage and protection against light and oxidation.
Appearance: Ready to dark liquid with mild, herbaceous taste.
Durability: 2-3 years unopened, see label for exact date.
Storage: Store cool, dry and inaccessible for children.
Allergen information: Free of gluten, soy, dairy products, alcohol, sugar and artificial additives.
Certifications: Manufactured according to GMP standards, vegan and not tested on animals.
Sustainability: The herbs are grown organic or harvested with environmental considerations.

Reservation

Allowed used for adults. All use is done at your own responsibility and should be done in consultation with a physician, especially by medicines or underlying health conditions. The recommended daily dose must not be exceeded. Supplements should not replace a varied diet. The effect can vary from person to person. Not recommended for children under 3 years, pregnant or breastfeeding without consulting with health professionals. Should be kept out of reach of children. Uno Vita AS does not claim that the product can cure disease.

Disclaim

Uno Vita is increasingly using artificial intelligence for analyzes, summaries and design of articles. We do not take responsibility for any errors due to human or technological (ai) errors, inaccuracies or lack of information in research. The information is only for information purposes and does not replace professional medical advice. We recommend that you consult a qualified health care provider before using this product. All use is done at your own responsibility.

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