The herbal blend has been formulated to support the effects of the Amazonian herb or Cat's Claw or Uňa de Gato and European White Willow and Chestnut, which are permitted by the following health claims, according to Indian phytomedicine tradition. EU) No. 432/2012 (dated 16 May 2012), valid from 14.12.2012.
In this mixture, these are mainly the following effects (highlighted):
Cat's Claw:
Normal state of joints
Natural defenses - immune system
White willow:
Normal condition of joints and muscles
Body refreshment
Chestnut - horse chestnut:
Normal activity of the vascular system
Heavy legs
Normal joint activity (mobility)
Natural defense - resilience
More information about Vilcacora can be found at generally available sources.
Liana of Mobility can be combined with Marcocura extract.
Preparation: Stir the mixture before use. Pour one tablespoon of the mixture with 700 ml to 1 liter of boiling water and let it infuse for about 10 to 15 minutes. Then pour, store best in a thermos and use during the day in even doses (morning, noon and evening), preferably half an hour before meals.
Another method of preparation: Pour half a teaspoon of the mixture into 200 to 350 ml of boiling water, leave covered for 15 minutes and drink. 3 cups a day.
We recommend starting with a smaller amount of mixture and increasing fluid intake.
Dosage: Depending on the weight, half to one tablespoon of the mixture per day, for 1 month, or until one package is consumed.
Note: In case of any difficulties during the regenerative herbal treatment, it is possible to skip 1 or 2 days. It is good to learn to observe your body and possibly reduce the daily dose of the mixture. We do not need to cleanse the body quickly, but rather effectively and so that we can function well during the day and not suffer from unnecessarily unpleasant feelings. We do not recommend taking it during pregnancy and breastfeeding! Hypersensitivity to the ingredients is possible!
To have a sufficient effect, we always recommend using at least two packs of the herbal mixture.
