Dandelion tincture

Taraxacum officinale

Country of Origin of Raw Materials: East Europe

Dropper bottle of 30ml

The most widespread use of dandelion tincture is to detoxify the body. This herb helps in the detoxification and proper functioning of the liver. It is highly diuretic, which means it eliminates toxins faster and improves kidney function. Dandelion also increases the concentration of certain detoxifying enzymes in the liver.

Dandelion contains calcium, zinc, iron and magnesium, which are essential for the creation of strong bones and for the prevention of osteoporosis. Over time, bone density begins to decrease, joints weaken and difficulty occurs in some physical activities. Daily consumption of dandelion tincture can prevent osteoporosis.

The iron present in dandelion, is essential for the production of red blood cells in cases of anemia. It fights symptoms of anemia such as weakness, physical and mental fatigue while it improves blood circulation and helps to oxygenate the entire body.

Dandelion tincture regulates blood sugar levels and is particularly beneficial to diabetics who are trying to avoid the dangerous ups and downs of the blood sugar.

Dandelion tincture is beneficial against urinary tract infections. The diuretic action of this herb helps in regular cleansing of the kidneys and urinary tract. Its diuretic, laxative and digestive properties increase bile production. This speeds up the process of digestion, achieves proper bowel function and avoids symptoms such as constipation and bloating.

Finally, the diuretic action of dandelion tincture is valuable for people who are trying to lose weight. It works against fluid retention and bloating while it contains enzymes that metabolize fat. 

It is forbidden to use dandelion tincture in combination with anticoagulant treatment.

CAUTION! Dandelion tincture should be avoided during pregnancy

Dosage: 30-40 drops daily, preferably in the morning hours due to its diuretic action, diluted in water

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