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Supports joint health and improves mobilityActs as a powerful anti-inflammatory agentFacilitates natural detoxification processesSupports healthy skin and hairIncreases cellular energy and overall vitality
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Soothe your cough with 6 herbs that caress and calm your throat
Coughs, sore throats and nasal mucous membranes can significantly reduce the comfort of everyday life, especially in colder periods of the year. BIO herbal tea Cough Relief combines traditionally used medicinal plants that contribute to the natural care of the throat and mucous membranes. The recipe is suitable for daily consumption as part of a harmonious lifestyle and moments of quiet for yourself.
The synergy of mucous, aromatic and polyphenolic substances creates a protective and soothing effect on the mucous membranes. The mixture is particularly suitable during cold weather and periods of increased respiratory stress.
Pour 250 ml of hot water over 1 full teaspoon and steep for 3–5 minutes. Made in Slovakia from certified organic ingredients.
Support natural breathing comfort. Organic Cough Relief Tea for gentle daily care.
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