allergy

Supportive in mild catarrh of the upper respiratory tract with cough and hoarseness. In inflammation of the oral mucosa and pharynx. should be used in diseases of the upper respiratory tract with persistent coughing attacks. In bronchitis and pharyngitis, asthma.

Bertram, also known as Spanish chamomile, grows in the Mediterranean basin. Supports the digestive system, facilitating the absorption of nutrients from food. It has antibacterial, antiviral, antidiabetic and analgesic effects. Reduces cold symptoms, and relieves cough and runny nose. Can be used in dishes and salads.

Amazing anti-inflammatory and anti-cancer effects. The anti-cancer effect itself has been scientifically proven many times. Organic acids contained in frankincense resin help accelerate the apoptosis of cancer cells, which in practice means accelerating the process of their natural death in the human body. One of the most important acids contained in this plant is AKBA acid, which has strong analgesic and anti-inflammatory properties by inhibiting the enzyme that produces leukotrienes in the body, which are responsible for maintaining inflammation in the body. Thus, incense can effectively eliminate them, additionally demonstrating antibacterial and antifungal properties.

The small, white-yellow flowers of chamomile contain substances that are rarely found in the plant world. Chamomile contains, above all, an exceptionally large amount (up to 1.5 per cent) of essential oil rich in compounds with specific medicinal properties, including the anti-allergic chamazulene, as well as alpha-bisabolol and its oxides. The flowers also contain flavonoids, spirometer, phenolic acids, phytosterols, polyacetylenes, catechin tannins, bitter substances, coumarin and mucilage compounds, choline, vitamin C and numerous mineral salts. It is precisely to this variety of ingredients that chamomile owes its reputation as one of the most valuable medicinal plants.

Small, white and yellow flowers of chamomile contain substances that are rare in the plant world. Chamomile consists primarily of exceptionally high levels (up to 1.5 percent.) An essential oil rich in compounds having specific therapeutic properties, including established antiallergic chamazulene, and alpha-bisabolol and oxides. The flowers are also flavonoids, spiroeter, phenolic acids, phytosterols, polyacetylenes, catechine tannins, bitterness, coumarin compounds and mucous, choline, vitamin C and many minerals. That this diversity of ingredients chamomile owes its reputation as one of the most valuable medicinal plants.

Japanese knotweed is often recommended for difficult infections, such as Lyme disease and co-infections, cardiovascular diseases, and atherosclerosis, and as a support in cancer therapy. Despite its immune-stimulating effect, it is also indicated in many autoimmune diseases (vitiligo, lupus, psoriasis) because it inhibits the processes of immunological autoaggression. Knotweed extracts alleviate the symptoms of asthma and allergies due to their antispasmodic effect and inhibiting effect on histamine release.