BREAFLOG 20CPR

BREAFLOG Tablets

Dietary supplement based on sativus pineapple, horse chestnut, boswellia serrata, cranberry. These components are useful in maintaining the physiological well-being of tissues.
       Bromelain
Extracted from the stalk of the pineapple plant, it is a proteolytic enzyme with the ability to control edema both post-traumatic and inflammatory.
       Escin
It is a natural extract from the horse chestnut plant, which performs various activities in the body, such as: Vasoconstrictive action: escin acts as a powerful peripheral vasoconstrictor without inducing hypertension but increasing diuresis with sodium and chloride excretion.
Microcirculation action: escin can decrease both the number and diameter of the ""pores"" of the arterial capillary walls, reducing the passage of fluids from capillaries to tissues.
Anti-inflammatory-anti-edema action: in the adrenal cortex, escin is transformed into a substance with corticoid-like activity, playing a significant reparative role in edema and hematomas of traumatic or allergic origin.
And finally, the venotonic action.
       Boswellic Acid
Contained in Boswelia Serrata, it has anti-inflammatory and elitive effects.
       Cranberry
It has antimicrobial activity especially in lower urinary tract infections, such as cystitis and prostatitis.
Contains neither gluten nor sugars.

Ingredients

	per 1 tablet (450 mg)
Sativus pineapple	100 mg
Haesculapius horse chestnut	100 mg
Boswellia serrata	100 mg
Cranberry extract	40 mg

Method of use
It is recommended to take 1 - 2 tablets a day before meals unless otherwise advised.

Warnings
Do not exceed the recommended daily dose. Keep out of reach of children under 3 years of age. Supplements should not be considered as a substitute for a varied diet. For pregnant or breastfeeding women and children, it is recommended to consult a doctor.

Format
Pack of 20 tablets of 450 mg.

Code 1010005.

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