CASSIS: anti-inflammatory and draining
Anti-inflammatory and draining:
the king of macerates , with multiple properties, stimulant useful in any acute or chronic pathology. It is recommended by many practitioners to do a blackcurrant cure before undertaking a more targeted therapy, or to associate it with the taking of another macerate. It is an adaptogen, that is to say that it will go where your body needs it.
In terms of the musculoskeletal system , it is a first-rate anti-rheumatic drug but also a powerful anti-inflammatory, it is said to be cortisone-like, i.e. it will have the same action as cortisone. It is a daineur of uric acid. It can be used in osteoporosis, osteoarthritis, gout, pain in ligaments, tendons and joints.
At the level of the skin , it is a classic remedy for allergies, in prevention or in crisis phase, against eczema, psoriasis and urticaria. At the level of the respiratory system , it helps to fight against asthma, chronic bronchitis, emphysema, allergic rhinitis and coryza.
Re. urinary system: it is a stimulant of the adrenal glands, kidneys, liver and pancreas.
Re. the hormonal system: it is an endocrine stimulant, which will also act on the production of cortisol, which balances glucose in the blood and is also involved in the metabolism of fats and proteins. It is a remedy for prostate problems.
At the digestive level, it helps fight gastritis.
Usually recommended dosage:
Start with a low dosage and gradually increase until the desired effect is obtained, before 4 p.m. Three-week course, followed by a one-week stop. Possibility of doing several cures.
Adult: between 5 and 15 drops per day, dilute in a little water, if possible divided into two or three intakes away from meals;
Child: 1 drop / 10kg of weight in lukewarm water;
Pregnant woman: not recommended.
Ingredients
Blackcurrant buds, algave syrup, alcohol (wheat), water.
Production
Montauban sur l'Ouvèze (France), organic production made with local plants.
capacities
20 ml, 30 ml, 50 ml and 100 ml.
Precautions
To be taken before 4 p.m. and not recommended for pregnant women.
This information is given for informational purposes, it cannot replace medical information, nor engage my responsibility. If you are in doubt, please seek the advice of your doctor.
Thanking you for your understanding.