Description

Matricaire Extrait fluide 60 ml  Matricaria chamomilla  ( camomille allemande, camomille matricaire, camomille bleue, petite camomille )

PROPRIÉTÉS MÉDICINALES DE LA MATRICAIRE

• UTILISATION INTERNE

Anti-inflammatoire,  antiphlogistique, antiprurigineuse, spasmolytique, antispasmodique, antiulcéreuse, bactéricide, carminative, anxiolytique, anticancéreuse, détoxifiante, antiparasitaire.

• UTILISATION EXTERNE

Anti-inflammatoire, cicatrisante, antiallergique.

• INDICATIONS THÉRAPEUTIQUES USUELLES

Inflammations et ulcères gastriques, spasmes intestinaux, crampes et ballonnements ; troubles de la menstruation, cystites ; troubles du sommeil, anxiété, dépressions nerveuses légères ; inflammations et infections cutanées ; grippe, maux de tête, inflammation des voies respiratoires.

CONSEILS D’UTILISATION :

40 gouttes à avaler dans 1 verre d’eau trois fois par jour.

INGREDIENTS : Eau, Alcool (30%), Matricaire.  120 gouttes d’extrait fluide de Matricaire correspondent à 3 grammes de fleurs de Matricaire

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