Lifestyles Tincture

Tincture of the Liverfish is a natural herbal preparation with the property of healing wound surfaces, restoring the damaged tissue structure, relieving pain, swelling and local inflammation.

Indications of the infusions

Tincture of the Liverpool is used in the following pathological conditions:

• soreness of the joints, various parts of the spine (including the lumbosacral department);
• radiculopathy;
• degenerative disorders in bone and cartilaginous tissue;
• inflammatory process in the region of the sciatic nerve;
• sports, household and industrial traumatization (bruises, sprain of the ligament apparatus, closed-type fractures);
• long-term non-healing ulcerative and erosive processes, cracks of the skin.

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Release form

The drug is released in glass jars of 50 ml, each jar is packed in an individual cardboard box.

Lifestyle tincture is a transparent dark brown liquid with a specific flavor. Sometimes a liquid may contain a small amount of sediment: in such cases, the drug should be shaken before use.

The composition of the drug is: extract from the fife, ethanol 55%.

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Pharmacodynamics

Rhizome rhizomes contain alkaloid substances: cynoglossine and lysicarpine. In addition, the plant composition is represented by glycosides, tannins and mucous substances, resins, essential oils, starch and other organic compounds.

The drug is an excellent tool for the fusion of broken bones, the healing of muscle fibers and ligaments. It helps to remove inflammatory reaction in tissues, activate trophic and regenerative processes, restores cartilaginous and epithelial tissue, reduces the severity of symptoms of inflammation.

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Pharmacokinetics

Pharmacokinetic properties of the Tincture of the Life-Giving have not been sufficiently studied.

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Dosing and administration

Tincture of the Liverpool is used externally: a small amount of the drug rubs the affected area of the skin, up to 3 times a day. With extensive wound surfaces, tincture can be applied in the form of compresses and lotions.

The duration of therapy may depend on the extent and extent of tissue damage, as well as on the sequence of therapeutic measures used in conjunction with the use of the tincture of the Liver. Do not use the tincture for more than 10 consecutive days. Within a year the general term of treatment of tincture should not be more than 1,5 months.

Use of the infusions during pregnancy

Tincture of the Liverpool is not used during pregnancy and during breastfeeding.

Contraindications

Tincture Lively is contraindicated with a tendency to allergy to the components of the drug, as well as children under 12 years of age, pregnant and lactating women.

It is not recommended to take the drug to people managing motor vehicles or other complex mechanisms, due to the ethanol contained in the preparation.

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Side effects of the infusions

The external use of Liverpool Tincture reduces the number of adverse events to a minimum. Sometimes the use of tincture can provoke the development of an allergic reaction in the form of allergic dermatitis, redness, itching dermatosis. In the event of such a situation, the use of the drug should be discontinued, the skin should be washed and, in case of severe symptoms, consult a doctor.

When using the tincture for the first time, a small amount of it is recommended to apply to a small area of the skin to determine the possibility of developing allergic manifestations for this drug. If the reaction is positive, the drug should not be used.

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Overdose

External use of the drug reduces the possibility of an overdose to almost zero. If you accidentally take the medication inside, you should urgently wash the stomach and intestines, prescribe the sorbent drugs and contact the doctor: Lively is considered a poisonous plant, therefore, in this situation, specialist advice is desirable.

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Interactions with other drugs

Information on interactions Liver-tincture with other medicines does not exist.

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Storage conditions

Tincture of the Liverpool must be stored in the refrigerator, or in another dark and cool place, protected from access by children.

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Shelf life

Shelf life - up to 3 years.

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