Syrup from fresh shoots. Soothing syrup that affects the throat, lungs and respiratory tract, with beneficial effects on bronchitis, pertussis and persistent cough.

Syrup from fresh shoots Drosera rotundifolia, Hedera helix, Piceae abietis (cool, ivy, wild fir).

The properties described below relate to the traditional use of the herb:

• Mucolytic.
• Antiseptic.
• Antitussive.
• Laxative.
• Antispasmodic.
• Gluten free.
• Lactose free.
• Codeine free.

Description - mode of action:

• Cool is an herb, which grows in shrubs of the northern hemisphere. The whole plant is used for soothing syrup and has an effect on the throat, lungs and respiratory tract, with beneficial effects on bronchitis, whooping cough and persistent cough.
• The effectiveness of the cooler against streptococcus, staphylococcus and pneumococcus is due to the presence of plumbagine. The relaxing effect it has on the involuntary muscles helps in relieving asthma.
• Ivy is used successfully in the treatment of bluetongue in the area of ​​the paranasal sinuses. Ivy also helps treat coughs and bronchitis by facilitating the liquefaction of secretions.
• Wild fir is used in cases of bronchitis, sinusitis, runny nose, hoarseness, sore throat and cough. Wild fir contains resin, essential oil, terpenes and tannins, which act beneficially, naturally soothing the irritated upper respiratory system.

Instructions for use:

Adults: 10ml (1 measuring tape or 2 teaspoons) 2 to 4 times a day.

Children (6-12 years): Half the dose for adults.