Fitodolor, L99, 30 capsules for pain with anti-inflammatory, analgesic effect, Fares

Fitodolor, L99, 30 capsules for pain with anti-inflammatory, analgesic effect, Fares

Fitodolor is a natural product with a general anti-inflammatory, anti-algesic, muscle relaxant effect, recommended in chronic rheumatic diseases:

coxarthrosis, gonarthrosis, lumbar discopathy, spondylosis, mild post-traumatic pain and other chronic inflammatory conditions.

Fitodolor is also recommended for people who have contraindications to synthetic anti-inflammatories (those with cardiovascular diseases, gastric peptic diseases, liver diseases, kidney diseases, diabetes).

The effectiveness evaluation was carried out in collaboration with family doctors.

Confirmed efficiency for reducing joint pain by 79% and increasing mobility by 81%, in all monitored cases.

Installation of the therapeutic effect took place in 5 days.

BENEFITS OF PHYTODOLS FARES CAPSULES

Anti-inflammatory, anti-algesic, muscle relaxant effect

Does not affect the gastric mucosa upon repeated administration, does not produce saline retention

INGREDIENTS OF PHYTODOLOR FARES:

One capsule contains:

• dry extract from turmeric rhizomes (Curcumae longae rhizoma) standardized in min. 95% curcuminoids 107.5 mg
• dry extract of willow bark (Salicis cortex) standardized in min. 15% salicin 86 mg
• turmeric rhizomes (Curcumae longae rhizoma) 64.5 mg
• Ashwagandha root (Withania somnifera) 43 mg
• dry extract of frankincense (Boswellia serrata) standardized in min. 65% boswellic acid 43 mg
• dried Commiphora mukul oleoresin extract standardized in 10% guggulsterone 43 mg
• dry extract of pineapple (Ananas cosmosus) standardized in bromelain 21.5 mg
• Piper longum 8.6 mg
• Betula alleghaniensis essential oil 8.6 mg
• frankincense essential oil (Boswelliae aetheroleum) 4.3 mg

The capsule shell is based on animal gelatin.

Turmeric has been used both in food as a spice and in Ayurvedic medicine for over 5000 years. Modern medicine has begun to recognize its importance, as we can see from over 3,000 publications that mention it and that have appeared in the last 25 years, and scientific research has highlighted its contribution to maintaining joint mobility, without causing stomach discomfort .

Withania somnifera – Ashwagandha, as it is known in traditional Indian medicine Ayurveda, or Indian ginseng, is one of the most important plants used traditionally in India for more than 3000 years, especially for its tonic, adaptogenic effects in rejuvenating treatments . In this tradition, it is also an ingredient of many formulas prescribed for the locomotor system, but also as general tonics.

Willow bark has a long tradition of use. After the identification of salicin and later, the synthesis of acetyl salicylic acid at the end of the 19th century, the interest in it decreased, then returned with the need for analgesics that are better tolerated by the body in contrast to the synthetic ones that create some discomfort especially in stomach level.

Frankincense (Boswellia) or olibanum, is probably the first odorant product used by humans. The resin obtained from the frankincense species has been used in religious and cultural ceremonies since the beginning of written history, being often mentioned in the Scriptures. It was one of the four plants used to prepare the Balsam of Jerusalem formulated in 1719 in the pharmacy of the Saint Savior monastery in the old city of Jerusalem. Traditionally, incense was also used for health. The main components of frankincense essential oil are mono and diterpenes, but also triterpenes such as boswellic acid, studied for its effect in the inflammatory response.

Guggul, the resin produced from the stem of the Commiphora mukul tree, has been used for more than 2000 years in the traditional Indian Ayurveda system of medicine, among other things, for the joints. The guggul resin represents a phytochemical reservoir with an important potential for health, containing flavonoids, terpenes and phytosterols, with different biological activities. Guggulsterone is perhaps the most studied compound in the last 10 years for its potential to reduce some pro-inflammatory factors.

In 1493, the companions of Columbus, landing on the island of Guadaloupe, saw the pineapple for the first time, which delighted them with its aroma and flavor. Bromelain from pineapple is an enzyme complex, a digestive enzyme related to trypsin, which achieves an effect of breaking down proteins and transforming them into nutrients and energy, necessary for an organism subjected to effort.

Piper longum, a close relative of black pepper, grows in the islands of the Indian Ocean, the Philippine Islands, southern India, Malabar, Bengal and Ceylon. The fruit of Piper longum has been used in traditional medicine, including the Ayurvedic system of medicine, where it is said to be a good rejuvenator. Piperine, the active substance in this species, increases the bioavailability of other substances, leading to faster onset of effects.

Betula alleghaniensis, or lutea, is called yellow birch in its native areas. In the early pioneering days of the American Northeast the "land seekers" brought back stories of a gigantic tree growing in the wilds of the East and in the remotest of the northern forests. It was a tree unknown to scientists until 1803 when the explorer Frenchman André Michaux described and named it.The essential oil extracted from this tree has a balsamic aroma and contains salicylic acid and methyl salicylate, substances also present in willow bark, well known for its therapeutic qualities.

BENEFITS OF USING PHYTODOLS:

- turmeric relieves inflammatory pain and muscle and joint pain; helps to protect the joints; curcumin helps to reduce inflammation and oxidative stress;

- willow contributes to muscle and joint health;

- incense helps to maintain the health and comfort of the joints;

- Commiphora mukul has a rejuvenating effect on all tissues, helps maintain comfort at the level of the head and body;

- Piper longum helps the absorption and use of other herbal ingredients.

METHOD OF ADMINISTRATION OF PHYTODOL FARES CAPSULES

Children 7 - 14 years: 1 - 2 capsules per day.

Children over 14 years and adults: 1 capsule 2 - 3 times a day.

Belt duration: 1 - 3 months.

The treatment can be extended as needed according to the doctor's recommendation.

WARNINGS:

It is not recommended in case of occult bleeding, for children under 7 years of age, allergic to aspirin/salicylates and in case of hypersensitivity to any of the product's ingredients.

PREGNANCY AND BREASTFEEDING:

It is not recommended for pregnant women due to possible effects of stimulating uterine contractions.

It is not recommended for nursing mothers due to the fact that the active substances pass into breast milk and can change its taste.

SIDE EFFECTS AND INTERACTIONS:

This product can be used together with medicines.

Avoid long-term association (continuous administration over 3 months) with coumarins, anticoagulants, antiplatelet agents.

Presentation:

bottle with 30 capsules