Viadol

NATURAL

Useful cream in pre and post-sport massage, in order to help joints, tendons, ligaments and muscles possibly traumatized and sore by physical effort.
       Arnica montana
The mother dye is prepared by the fresh whole plant and contains various active ingredients: flavonoids with venous tropism and a cardiotonic effect; carotenoid pigments that explicate an antinevralgic, anti-rheumatic, anti-inflammatory and anti-ecchimotic action; phenolics (coffetic and chlorogenic acids) with cardiotonic properties but also antibiotics; lactones such as olenine with irritating action on the skin. Arnica is indicated in all traumatic affections (falls, accidents, pre and post-operative care) and in every phenomenon of muscle fatigue (pre and post-birth), but it is also effective in pathologies that involve capillaries and veins (slow bleeding, capillary fragility, hematomas and trauma pains), cardiovascular heart stress, adinamic fever syndromes.
       Rhusodendron
In the dye are present: a gallic tannins, a flavonoid called physetin with anti-inflammatory properties, phenolic derivatives such as urusioles with irritating and caustic action. Toxicology and experimentation have evidenced an elective action on the skin (dermatous erythiotose or bladder), on mucous membranes (herpes), on periarticular fibro connective tissues (tenons, bonds, aponeurosis) with painful stiffenings that improve with the continuous movement. Muscle and tendon rheumatisms, sprains and dislocations, muscle fatigue, muscle efforts, sciatica with languishing and thick pains along the entire course of the nerve, which worsen during rest and improve with movement. Reumatisms caused or worsened by moisture.
       Nails of Garofano, Mentolo and Canfora
The essential oils of these plants, explicate a rubefaceting action that warms during massage the treated part giving a quick feeling of relief and muscle relaxation.

How to use
Massage in need the affected area to promote absorption.

Warnings
Do not use on periocular areas and on the skin does not integrate.

Components
Aqua; glyceryl stearate; cetearyl alcohol; cetyl palmitate; hydrogenated coconut oil; menthol; camphor; polyacrylamide; c13-c14 isoparaffin; laureth-7; propylene glycol; octyl dodecanol; caprylic/capric triglyceride; glycerin; eugenol; eugenia caryophyllus; paraffinum liquidum; ceteareth-20; ceteareth-12; peanut oil; retinyl palmitate; tocopheryl acetate; alcohol; allantoin; pink centifolia; arnica montana; rhusodendron; panthenol; dimethicone; methylparaben; propylparaben; imidazolidinyl urea; disodium edta; sodium dehydroacetate; bht; sodium lactate; sorbitol; lactic acid; serine; urea; glycine; glucose.

Format
Pack of 50 g

Bibliography
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