Quina Nutramedix drops 30 ml

Quina is an extract from cinchona bark. Despite its name, cinchona does not come from China, but from South America, where it thrives in the mountainous regions of Bolivia and Peru at over 1,400 meters. The indigenous people living there have valued and used them for many centuries, especially for diseases such as malaria, fever and various infections. In the middle of the 16th century, cinchona made it to our latitudes and was even included in the British pharmacopoeia. Its name probably comes from Count Chinchón's wife, who was cured of intermittent fever by the bark of the tree. Its ingredient quinine is still used today to make malaria drugs.

Cinchona bark is associated with numerous health benefits. The natives of South America already knew thisantipyretic effectthe bark, which is now based on scientific principles. Its main active ingredient, quinine, has been extensively researched and is now part of some anti-inflammatory drugsMalaria or flu-like infections- it used to be the most common remedy against malaria. In addition, the many bitter substances it contains are known to cause...digestionto stimulate and theLiver healthto strengthen. Oneantispasmodic effectis also attributed to cinchona bark.

Cinchona extract(Cinchona Calisaya): Cinchona bark was already known to the natives of South America and they valued it as a valuable component of their folk medicine. It is rich in various bitter substances, tannins, alkaloids and resins. It is particularly known for its alkaloid quinine. This was first extracted from the bark in the 19th century and was at times the best-known remedy for malaria.

• Dissolve 1 - 30 drops in water twice a day, wait about a minute and take. Start with one drop and slowly increase the dose with each subsequent intake up to 2 x 30 drops daily.
• No substitute for a healthy and balanced diet
• Do not use during pregnancy or breastfeeding
• If side effects occur, stop taking

Can be ideally combined withSamento NutraMedixandVitalMedix NutraMedix