Medicoss flogicoss food supplement 20 tablets

FLOGICOSS Food supplement based on bromelain.
Bromelain
The proteolytic enzymes have a good anti-inflammatory and anti-edema action alongside an excellent fibrinolytic and proteolytic activity. Bromelain, chymotrypsin, deoxyribonuclease, serratiopeptidase and seaprose S. are all characterized by good systematic and local gastrointestinal tolerability even for long-term treatments. The marked proteolytic and fibrinolytic activity favors the resolution of the exudate by breaking down the protein complexes and, by increasing the vascular permeability, facilitates the removal of already fluidized substances. For these activities, the use of prostheses becomes particularly advantageous in association with antibiotics, favoring easier penetration into the inflammatory focus.
Sweet clover officinalis
It has anti-edema properties towards inflammatory or stasis edema, through an improvement in lymphatic kinetics. It also has a documented activity on macrophages, increasing their lytic power on proteins.
Ribes nigrum
Black currant leaves are traditionally used in general and local inflammatory syndromes, especially at the respiratory level, in allergic syndromes. Ribes nigrum Macerated glycerin, obtained from the maceration of fresh leaf buds, is the phytotherapic of allergy par excellence. The administration of 100 drops per day produces a cortisone-like effect, devoid of toxicity.

Ingrediants
Bromelain; sweet clover officinalis; ribes nigrum.

How to use
It is recommended to take 1 to 2 tablets per day.

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

Format
Pack of 20 tablets.

Code 009

Bibliography
- Physicians' desk reference "The latest discoveries in the field of nutrition, integration, well-being and degenerative diseases" Cec Editore 2003
- Lessons in ENT clinic by Prof. Desiderio Passali "Anti-inflammatories in ENT" M. Moratti 1999
- OEMF MI 2206 Phytotherapy Repertory
- Fabio Fiorenzuoli “Phytotherapy” Masson