Peppermint Soothe x60

Peppermint Soothe x60 WAS THE FIRST PLANT CULTIVATED BY PEOPLE IN THE OLD WORLD. A PLANT CULTIVATED IN THE OLD WORLD. IN HIS NATURAL HISTORY, THE ROMAN SCIENTIST PLINY THE ELDER WROTE THAT STUDENTS WORE WREATHS OF THE PLANT ON THEIR HEADS BECAUSE ITS AFRAME WAS BELIEVED TO HELP MENTAL ACTIVITY. THE HERB IS ALSO KNOWN FOR ITS BENEFICIAL IMPACT ON THE DIGESTIVE AND CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM, AS WELL AS FOR ITS PAIN RELIEF AND ANTISEPTIC PROPERTIES. IN THIS SUPPLEMENT FROM THE NATURE'S WAY BRAND FOR GASTROINTESTINAL COMFORT, THE BENEFITS IN ITS COMPOSITION ARE COMBINED WITH THOSE OF ROSEMARY AND THYME IN THE FORM OF ESSENTIAL OILS.

ACTION OF THE MAIN INGREDIENTS

MINT
The mint we know today (Mentha × piperita) is actually a hybrid species obtained in the Middle Ages. This perennial herbaceous plant of the Ursaceae family reaches about a meter in height and is found all over the world, most often in places with high soil and air humidity. are the humid regions of the subtropical and temperate zone of Europe and the Middle East, but it is now found in all corners of the world.

The leaves are mainly used in cooking and medicine because of the essential oils they contain. The main bioactive substance in their composition is menthol - a monoterpenoid that gives the well-known aroma to the plant. Essential oils also contain menthone, carboxylic esters, terpenes, flavonoids, some vitamins and trace elements.

These organic compounds help to increase secretions in the stomach and intestines, as well as to dilate capillary blood vessels, thanks to which they support the function of the digestive and cardiovascular systems. Mint also has pain-relieving, anti-inflammatory and antiseptic effects.

AS AN HERB, MINT IS BEST KNOWN FOR ITS BENEFICIAL IMPACT ON THE ORGANS OF THE GASTROINTESTINAL TRACT:
Supports the health of the digestive system - The most popular application of mint in folk medicine is for stomach and intestinal problems. The healing properties of the herb have also been confirmed by modern science. Menthol has been found to help with dyspepsia and flatulence, stimulate the secretion of bile, which facilitates the absorption of lipids, and helps relieve spasms by relaxing the muscles of the stomach and intestines.
Relieves Symptoms of Irritable Bowel Syndrome – Peppermint essential oil is a scientifically proven treatment for irritable bowel syndrome. It inhibits the proliferation of pathogenic bacteria and blocks calcium channels to prevent contractions. Thus, the herb contributes to the relief of abdominal pain and swelling.
The health effects of mint do not end with its benefits for the stomach and intestines. It helps to maintain cardiovascular health, relieves headaches and migraines, supports the treatment of neuralgia and maintaining oral hygiene.

ROSEMARY
The history of rosemary (Salvia rosmarinus) stretches back millennia. The herb is already mentioned in Sumerian texts written on clay tablets about three thousand years before the new era. The ancient Greeks and Romans revered it as a miraculous remedy with powerful healing powers. Rosemary was in almost every garden of that era, as it was believed to protect the home from evil forces.

In traditional medicine, this plant from the St. John's wort family is used to treat a wide range of health problems, including indigestion, migraines, joint and muscle pain. Modern scientific research shows that the essential oil extracted from its leaves tones the stomach, aids digestion by stimulating the secretion of gastric glands and bile, and supports the health of the gastrointestinal tract through its pronounced antiseptic and anti-inflammatory properties.

THYME
Thyme (Thymus vulgaris) belongs to the mint and rosemary family and, like them, originates from the Mediterranean region. In Antiquity, people burned it as incense, which provided strength and clarity of mind and purified the air from diseases and infections. In the Middle Ages, it was used as an antidote and as a means of protection against the plague. These properties of the plant have been confirmed by modern science - also sage and thyme destroy dangerous bacteria and microbes in the air.

The strong pleasant aroma of thyme is due to the essential oil, the main component of which is the substance thymol. This compound has 25 times stronger antibacterial action than phenol. It helps the passage of food through the organs of the gastrointestinal tract and thus eases digestion. The herb also has anti-inflammatory, antispasmodic and pain-relieving properties.

Ingredients:

Peppermint (oil) 0.2 ml 0.6 ml
Rosemary (leaf extract) 0.02 ml 0.06 ml
Thyme (oil) 0.02 ml 0.06 ml

Gelatin capsule, glycerin, ethylcellulose, silicon dioxide, sodium alginate, medium chain triglycerides, oleic acid, stearic acid.

Does not contain: Artificial flavors, preservatives, colors, gluten, corn, soy, wheat, dairy products.

Peppermint Soothe x60 Dosage:
2 capsules daily, preferably during or after meals.