- 123mg
- Organic Black Elder (flower, sambucus nigra)
- 82mg
- Organic Echinacea (fresh root, echinacea angustifolia)
- 37mg
- Organic Red Raspberry (leaf, rubus idaeus)
- 25mg
- Organic Cayenne (fruit, capsicum annuum)
- 12mg
- Wildcrafted Bayberry (fresh bark, myrica cerifera)
Vegetarian Cellulose Capsules
Consult a health care practitioner if symptoms persist or worsen, in case of gastric inflammation or ulcers. Avoid taking simultaneously with prescription drugs. Do not use if pregnant, breastfeeding or taking immunosuppressants.
Capsules
60 Caps
Adults: Take 4 capsules, 2 times per day. Take 30 minutes before a meal or at bedtime, with some warm water.
- Decrease nasal discharge, congestion, cough and fever
- Relieve symptoms of upper respiratory tract infections
- No additives, colouring, added sugar, gluten, soy or GMOs.
- Kosher, vegan and non-irradiated
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CONGESTOP CAPSULES FOR COL & FLU
Mode Of Action
Congestop is specifically designed to relieve symptoms of cold and flu. It decreases nasal discharge, congestion, cough and fever while decreasing the severity of the infection. A synergetic compound working on many aspects of the infection: elder is an antiviral that weakens viruses, echinacea is an immune stimulant to strengthen the immune response to the infection, red raspberry is an astringent which promotes the integrity of mucus membranes and bayberry reduces congestion and runny nose. Cayenne contributes to the synergy of this compound while stimulating blood circulation.
Elder flower: its antiviral action helps reduce symptoms of cold and flu such as nasal discharge, nasal congestion, cough and sore throat. As a diaphoretic, it reduces fever associated with infections as well as inflammation of the respiratory tract lining. It promotes the expectoration of mucus.
Echinacea: well known for its capacity to tone the immune response. Its well documented action on hyaluronic acid explains its short and middle-term effect on the immune response as it keeps the body’s natural barriers intact. Echinacea is used for all types of infections, whether viral or bacterial, especially for upper respiratory tract infections.
Red Raspberry: contains tannins responsible for its mild astringent quality, effective against sore throats. Red raspberry also tones the mucus membranes of the respiratory tract and maintains their integrity during infections. It is also antimicrobial.
Cayenne: decongestant, antibacterial and stimulates blood circulation. As a pain reliever, it is very helpful for headaches due to infection. It opens up the bronchi and optimizes the effects of the other herbs in this compound.
Bayberry: stimulates circulation and reduces fever slightly. Its astringent property helps reduce the production of mucus and nasal discharge. It promotes healing of the mucus membranes.
Helpful Associations
Drastix at the first signs of cold or flu.
Pulmona Tea for respiratory tract infections.
Sinustop capsules for sinusitis, itchy nose, seasonal allergies.
Astragalus decoction used in prevention when there are recurring infections.
Uses
Immune system: cold, flu, ear infection (prevention and treatment), viral infection, fever.
Respiratory system: respiratory tract infection, bronchitis, allergies, asthma, nasal irritation, chronic sinusitis, nasal congestion and discharge, sore throat, tonsillitis, cough associated to pneumonia.
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