Iderne Michel Tisana from Hoerdt 24x2g

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Helps to improve the digestive process

48 g

Description

Herbal infusion combination containing weed, milfoil, sage leaf, small quackgrass, gentian root, wild pansy plant and rosemary leaf. Promotes the digestive process and prevents symptoms resulting from heavy digestion caused by a heavy or fatty meal, such as abdominal pain or bloating.

Instructions for use

Put a sachet in a cup of boiling water, let it steep for 5 to 10 minutes and drink.

Pharmaceutical Advice

Sage (Salvia Officinalis) is a wild, aromatic Mediterranean plant that is well known for its traditional use in health care. Its active principles, such as Rosmarinus acid, are recognised by the European Pharmacopoeia and are attributed with antioxidant, digestive and antibacterial properties. It is a plant with multiple qualities which can be ingested as a dietary supplement or infused as herbal tea. It can also be used topically, in creams or lotions. Some dietary supplements for support during perimenopause and menopause contain sage extract, as it helps to mitigate hot flashes and other discomforts. Its emmenagogue properties also help regulate menstruation. In topical use, in the oral cavity (as an infusion or extract for gargling), it is anti-inflammatory and antiseptic thanks to the components of its essential oil. It helps soothe the throat and irritated oral mucosa. Sage also helps regulate digestion and is useful to relieve mild dyspepsia. Ongoing use of this plant extract, or use in high doses, should be avoided as it may have undesirable effects. Oral intake or use of sage essential oil is clearly contraindicated during pregnancy and breastfeeding. It is very important to always follow the indications and dosage indicated by the manufacturer. If in doubt, taking medication or in specific situations, it is essential to consult a healthcare professional.

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