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Immune defences - immune system Stimmun 7 lindas drops 50ml
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Food supplement based on adjuvant plant extracts in manifestations requiring immunostimulating action.Astragalus membranaceus (Astragalus tincture mother)
Natural remedium immunostimulating, adaptive, hepatoprotector, cardiotonic, thanks to the active ingredients contained in it: polysaccharides, triterpenic saponins, Gaba, Colina, S-metil-selenium cysteine, etc. There are various studies both in vitro and in vivo that demonstrate the effectiveness and safety of axragon as it activates the S.R.E, induces interferon production, stimulates the production of Interleukina-2 and macrophages, increases the activity of T cells, induces macrophages chemotaxis, inhibits reverse transcriptase of retrovirus and DNA polymerases, increases NK cells (natural killer), increases the number of circulating antibodies (IgA and IgG). It also has a hepatoprotective action and is also a powerful adaptogen.
Echinacea angustifolia (Echinacea tinctura madre)
Natural remedium useful in the prevention of cooling diseases and in flu manifestations. According to various pharmacological studies it has been seen that it stimulates the activity of the immune system (stimulates the phagocytosis of the peripheral granulocytes, activates the macrophages, induces the release of interleukin by the same macrophages and increases the action of the lymphocytes "T" and "B" for activation of the properdin), enhances the functions of the "natural killer" cells; has bacteriostatic and fungistatic activities.
Uncaria tomentosa (Uncaria tinctura madre)
Aspecific immunostimulating natural remedium that increases macrophages activity S.R.E. and neutrophil granulocytes.
Schisandra chinensis (Schisandra mother dye)
Natural remedium with adaptive properties similar to ginseng, with sweeter effects and less toxicity; increases stress resistance, plays an important role in activating T lymphocytes to produce lymphochines, macrophages and Interferon Range. He's an antioxidant hepatoprotector.
Tabebuja barbata (Tabebuja tincture mother)
It is a natural remedy, whose active ingredients (Lapacholo and Betalapacholo) inhibit bacteria by blocking enzymatic production and thus causing their death, and in viruses inhibit some enzymatic processes involved in replication.
Zingiber officinalis (Zenzero tinctura madre)
Remedium that stimulates the production of cytokines and especially Interleukin 1 (IL-1); it acts by increasing the phagocytic activity of the production of IgM and IgE antibodies; it promotes the increase of the number of Natural Killer cells (NK). The active ingredients contained in it are gingerina, gingerolo, fellandrene, canfene.
Baptisia tittoria (Baptisia tinctura madre)
In phytotherapy and homeopathy, baptisia is always prescribed associated with echinacea for the high synergism. It acts on an immunostimulating basis.
Ingredients
Hydroalcoholic solutions (water, ethyl alcohol, part of plant 10%) of: astragalus membranaceus root (astragalo), uncaria tomentosa corteccia (uncaria), echinacea angustifolia root (echinacea), tabebuja barbata bark (tabebuja), schisandra chinensis berries (schisandra), baptisia root dyeing (baptisia workshop).
Mode of use
Start therapy: 10 drops morning and evening away from meals for 10 days.
Prosecution therapy: 20-30 drops morning and evening away from meals for the duration of therapy.
Contraindications
No contraindications, except for individual hypersensitivity.
Format
50 ml bottle.
Bibliography
-Astragalus membranaceus: study of Chu et al. (1994) Liang et al. (1994) and Zhao et al. (1990); Firenzuoli, 2001; Shan and coll. (1999); Weng, leucopenie (1995).
-Echinacea: Brinkeborn et al. (1999), study by Hoheist et al. (1997), Yale Sh et al. (2004).
-Uncaria: Firenzuoli, 1977; and UniMi - Firenzuoli, 1999
-Zingiber officinalis: Smith et al. 1999, Martelli e Grassi 2002
-General and applied pharmacognosia - A. Bruni Ed. Piccin Pharmacognosia, medicines of natural origin - F. Papasso, I. Morelli, R. De Pasquale Ed. EMSI Fitoterapia - F. Firenzuoli Ed. Masson