BOSWELLIA FRIEND OF JOINTS
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There Boswellia Serrata is an important adjuvant of the physiological joint functioning.
It is a plant widespread mainly in the Maghreb region, in South-East Asia and in the Indian territory, it is a fundamental element of the Ayurvedic medicinal tradition.
Boswellia ( Boswellia serrata ) belongs to the family of Burseraceae .
Known plant with natural analgesic properties, it is useful for improving muscle aches , rheumatism , arthritis and arthrosis .
Packaging: 100 capsules of 400 mg
Product notified to the ministry of health n ° 86003
Take 3 capsules before breakfast and 3 capsules before lunch for 2 months. Then move on to maintenance which consists of taking a few doses per week.
The package is enough for a use of 25 days.
| Contribution of: | In 6 capsules |
| Boswellia Serrata eg Boswellic acids |
1200 mg 780 mg |
| Boswellia serrata dust | 600 mg |
Boswellia serrata extract titrated min 65% in boswellic acids 200 mg, boswellia serrata resin powder 100 mg and food gelatin.
PROPERTY OF BOSWELLIA
- Helps reduce swelling and joint pain.
- It acts on inflammatory states . Its action is attributed to four pentacyclic triterpene acids commonly known as boswellic acids .
Warnings
In case of pregnancy, breastfeeding, particular ailments or taking medications consult your doctor before use.
Keep out of the reach of children under 3 years of age. Do not exceed recommended daily doses. Food supplements are not intended as a substitute for a varied and balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle. Do not exceed the recommended dose.
Manufactured in a facility that also processes wheat germ, colostrum, soy and tree nuts.
Keep in a cold and dry place. Avoid exposure to localized heat sources and sunlight. The expiry date refers to the product properly stored, in unopened package.
Bibliography:
Enrica Campanini, Dictionary of Phytotherapy and Medicinal Plants , New Techniques, 2006
Ammon, 1996; Singh et al., 1996; Shao et al. 1998; Wildfeuer et al., 1998.
Barbara Ricciardi, Natural Pharmacy , Sapere & Salute, year 8, February 2003, num. 42, p. 18-19.