Ingredients
Tincture of organically grown fresh aerial parts of Centaurium umbellatum Centaury extracted in alcohol 66V/V
Directions
Adults: 10 - 15 drops 3 times daily beforre meals in a little waterChildren 2-12 years: 1 drop per year of age twice daily in a little water
Additional Information
Do not exceed stated recommended daily dosePlease seek medical advice if pregnantKeep out of reach and sight of children
Fresh extract of Cenaturium umbellatumCentaurium is well known to herbalists as a stomach bitter one of the classes of herbs with bitter taste and used to aid digestion For these herbs it is important to taste the bitterness and because of this it is better to use herbs such as Centaurium as a tincture taken 5 minutes before mealsMade from Centaurium umbellatum CentauryStomach bitterFresh extract of organically grown herbsCentaurium umbellatum used in our Centaurium tincture is a small plant with purple flowers It may be found in many parts of the world but especially in Middle Europe and Asia The classification of the group of plants known as Centaurium is still in discussion and because of this Centaurium umbellatum is sometimes also referred to as Centaurium erythreaIt is said that the group of plants named Centaurium derived its name from the centaur Chiron well known in Greek mythology for his skills as a herbalist
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