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Cnicus
Digestion, lack of appetite
Main categories / Food supplements / Tinctures / Alcohol tinctures
| Manufacturer: | GREEN IDEA |
| Packaging: | 50 ml |
| Type: | dietary supplement |
| Warranty: | 5 years |
| Code: | 517 |
| EAN: | 8594060115177 |
| Availability: | in stock |
Description
Cnicus - herbal alcohol extract
Cnicus benedictus
Digestion, lack of appetite
Cnicus supports the secretion of saliva and gastric juices. Supports normal digestion (flatulence, appetite). Supports normal function of the respiratory system. It is recommended to gargle in case of bad breath.
Active substances:
|
|
1 dose |
Daily dose |
% RDI |
|
Cnicus stand. extract |
30 - 60 mg |
60 - 180 mg |
Not determined |
Ingredients: water, fine alcohol (min 35 vol.% Alc./ethanol), Cnicus (Cnicus Benedictus) standardized seed extract (8:1)
Recommended dose: 2 - 3 x daily 15 - 30 drops. The tincture can be added to a cold drink. Take 4 - 6 weeks and then discontinue for 14 days. The treatment can be repeated up to three times.
Storage: Store in a dry place at room temperature. Do not store in direct sunlight and frost.
Warning: Food supplement. Do not exceed the recommended dose. Higher doses may cause vomiting. Not suitable for children under three years, pregnant and breastfeeding women. Keep out of reach of children! It does not replace a varied and balanced diet.
Country of origin: Czech Republic
Manufacturer: Green idea s.r.o., Vodova 40, Brno 612 00, Czech Republic
tel.: +420 541 232 435, e-mail: info@greenidea.cz, www.greenidea.cz
Food supplement - definition according to the law
A food supplement is a food intended to supplement a normal diet and which is a concentrated source of vitamins and minerals or other substances with a nutritional or physiological effect, contained in the food alone or in combination, intended for direct consumption in small measured quantities.
The effectiveness of the product and quality assurance are not assessed when approving food supplements. However, the manufacturer must not make false claims about the effect of the product (prohibition of misleading the consumer). He must be able to prove the declared effects at any time. Food supplements must meet all applicable food standards. Their observance is checked by the State Agricultural and Food Inspection Authority (CAFIA).
Food supplements must not be marked on the packaging with a therapeutic indication (nor must they indicate a cure or prevention of disease), which is reserved for medicinal products only. However, beneficial effects on the user's health may be mentioned - so-called health claims. The same goes for advertising.
It must also not state or imply that a balanced and varied diet cannot provide sufficient nutrients.
Description
Cnicus - herbal alcohol extract
Cnicus benedictus
Digestion, lack of appetite
Cnicus supports the secretion of saliva and gastric juices. Supports normal digestion (flatulence, appetite). Supports normal function of the respiratory system. It is recommended to gargle in case of bad breath.
Active substances:
|
|
1 dose |
Daily dose |
% RDI |
|
Cnicus stand. extract |
30 - 60 mg |
60 - 180 mg |
Not determined |
Ingredients: water, fine alcohol (min 35 vol.% Alc./ethanol), Cnicus (Cnicus Benedictus) standardized seed extract (8:1)
Recommended dose: 2 - 3 x daily 15 - 30 drops. The tincture can be added to a cold drink. Take 4 - 6 weeks and then discontinue for 14 days. The treatment can be repeated up to three times.
Storage: Store in a dry place at room temperature. Do not store in direct sunlight and frost.
Warning: Food supplement. Do not exceed the recommended dose. Higher doses may cause vomiting. Not suitable for children under three years, pregnant and breastfeeding women. Keep out of reach of children! It does not replace a varied and balanced diet.
Country of origin: Czech Republic
Dietary supplement - definition according to law
A food supplement is a food whose purpose is to supplement a normal diet and which is a concentrated source of vitamins and minerals or other substances with a nutritional or physiological effect, contained in the food alone or in combination, intended for direct consumption in small measured quantities.
Product effectiveness and quality assurance are not assessed when approving dietary supplements. However, the manufacturer may not declare false claims about the effect of the product (prohibition of misleading the consumer). He must be able to document the declared effects at any time. Dietary supplements must meet all applicable food standards. Their compliance is checked by the State Agricultural and Food Inspection (SZPI).
Dietary supplements may not be marked with a medical indication on the packaging (nor may they indicate the cure or prevention of diseases), which is reserved only for medicines. However, beneficial effects on the health of the user may be stated - so-called health claims. The same applies to advertising.
It must also not be stated or implied that a balanced and varied diet cannot provide sufficient nutrients.
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