Ingredients: Dandelion root (Taraxacum officinalis - Root), purified water, glycerol, potassium sorbate, citric acid, does not contain alcohol
Despite its millennial use in phytomedicine, dandelion is only allowed in the following health claims according to COMMISSION REGULATION (EU) No 432/2012 (of 16 May 2012), which is valid from 14.12.2012.
It has an anti-inflammatory effect
Detoxification - excretion
Normal liver function
Normal stomach function
Normal function of the urinary system
Normal digestion
Carbohydrate metabolism
Prebiotic
Normal digestion - stimulation
Antioxidant
Dosage: 8-10 drops 3 times a day, for people with higher weight it is possible to take a higher daily dose of up to 15 drops 3 times a day. For people of average weight, it is advisable to follow the daily dosage. Shake before use.
At present, dandelion root in particular is being examined for other significant health effects, especially for the most feared and, unfortunately, increasingly common health complication, the name of which we cannot mention here with regard to unauthorized health claims.
Everything else must be found on generally available sources.
Recommended use: It is advisable to use this extract once a year as a prevention, or targeted detoxification, or in convalescence.
It is also advisable to use dandelion root extract as the end of detoxification treatments.
Possible combinations: Dandelion extract can be combined with other products - it is suitable for these (but always make sure that you do not use too many other products from the treatment line, such as extracts and herbal mixtures, supplements in the form of superfoods do not matter)
Dandelion is not a direct contraindication with other products. The use of dandelion with Ginkgoma extract and the bitter flower herbal mixture seems to be just a little inappropriate.
Storage: Do not store in direct sunlight or in frost.
