Fluirex Respiratory System Wellness Supplement 150 ml

FluiRex Dietary supplement of Propolis, Royal Jelly and plant extracts of Grindelia, Mallow and Thyme.
Mellitus (acacia honey syrup) contains Propolis (a resin collected by bees), Royal Jelly (a glandular secretion of bees) and plant extracts of Grindelia, Mallow and Thyme. This beekeeping-phytotherapeutic association can contribute in a natural way to the physiological well-being of the respiratory tract, especially in the winter season, as it has an antiseptic and balsamic action on the upper and middle respiratory tracts. The mucilages of Mallow with their "filming" action protect and inflame the respiratory mucosa.

Ingrediants

	per dose (10 ml)
Acacia's honey	4.02 g
Propolis (Propolis) dry extract 6% titre of flavonoids such as galangin	100 mg (6 mg)
Royal jelly	100 mg
Grindelia (Grindelia robusta) aerial parts fluid extract	200 mg
Thyme (Thymus vulgaris) aerial parts dry extract 1: 4	200 mg
Mallow (Malva sylvestris) flowers and leaves aqueous extract	200 mg

How to use
We suggest taking a teaspoon (equal to 5 ml) of syrup, once or twice a day. Shake well before use.

Warnings
For pregnant or lactating women and children it is recommended to seek medical advice.
Do not exceed the recommended daily dose.
Keep out of the reach of children under three years of age.
Supplements are not intended as a substitute for a varied diet.

storage
Store in a cool, dry and protected from light.

Format
Bottle of 150 ml

Code 00147

Bibliography
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- Classen B et al. Analytical and structural investigations of the mucilage of Malva species. Planta Medica (1993) 59 (7): A614