Cholestezen bud complex

Made from the maceration of fresh young shoots and buds, this Cholestezen bud complex combines 5 concentrated macerates of Rosemary, Silver Linden, Warty Birch, Olive and Almond leaves. The plants in these macerates are renowned for:

• Rosemary is known for its hepatoprotective action and for supporting the body's elimination functions. 
• Lime contributes to liver health.
• Warty Birch helps maintain normal blood cholesterol levels.
• Olive leaf is renowned for its hypoglycaemic action, helping to maintain normal blood sugar levels.

Gemmotherapy reference works indicate that:

Almond bud macerate has an action on the liver: "it lowers triglycerides and blood cholesterol (like Olive and Rosemary)."

Source: Le Guide Terre vivante de la Gemmothérapie, Dr Claudine Luu

• Complex of fresh organic bud macerates
• Certified Organic
• Maceration period: between 30 and 45 days
• Bud content: fresh plant equivalent of 5% (by weight) dry plant extract
• Made in Bulgaria
• Shelf life: 4 years after opening the bottle

Ingredients:

Vegetable glycerine, Alcohol (35% vol.), Water, Fresh bud extracts of: young Rosemary leaves (Rosmarinus officinalis)** 19mg, Silver Lime leaves (Tilia tomentosa)** 11mg, Warty Birch (Betula pendula)** 9mg, Olive leaves (Olea europaea)** 6mg, Almond tree (Prunus dulcis)** 2mg.
*Ingredient proceeding from organic farming.
**Quantity of plant used in production.

Packaging: 30 ml glass bottle with codigout.

Storage: store in a cool, dark place.

The generally recommended dosage is:

• Adults: 5 to 15 drops per day, diluted in a glass of water, before or after meals.

Carry out a three-week course of treatment. Do not hesitate to ask your health professional for advice.

A synergy of bud macerates with liver-protective action, to help rebalance the lipid balance and reduce bad cholesterol.

• Keep out of reach of children
• Do not exceed the recommended dose. A dietary supplement is not a substitute for a varied, balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle. 
• If you are pregnant or breast-feeding, ask your health professional for advice.
• For children, ask your health professional for advice.