Bio-Health Liquorice Root 400mg Purefil

Liquorice Root (Glycyrrhiza glabra) 400mg pure powdered root

The Liquorice root used in our product conforms to the standard set by the British Pharmacopoeia thereby guaranteeing consistency of therapeutic action. 

Liquorice has a long and distinguished history of use dating from over 300 years ago. One of the most used ingredient in natural medicines for respiratory conditions. More recent investigation has shown it to be valued by women at the time of change.

Cultures around the world testify to the benefits of the anti-inflammatory and demulcent actions, being widely used to improve the health of respiratory and digestive tracts. More recent investigation shows it also to be ideal for women.

HABITAT AND CULTIVATION
Liquorice grows wild in southeastern Europe, and south-west Asia. It prefers sandy soil, proximity to water, and a warm climate. The roots are divided and planted in the spring. Harvesting of the root does not take place until the 3rd or 4th year in autumn.

Take one capsule up to three times per day swallowed with water.

There is currently no Nutritional Information available for this product

Liquorice Root, Vegetable hydroxypropyl methylcellulose (HPMC)

CONSTITUENTS
Triterpene saponins – glycyrrhizic acid (up to 6%); Flavonoids; Polysaccharides; Sterols; Coumarins; Asparagin

PARTS USED: Root – can be chewed raw or dried.

• Pure-fil.
• Additive free.
• Suitable for Vegetarians and Vegans.

Pure-fil means:

• No colours or flavours
• No binders, fillers, glidants or coatings
• No emulsifiers, plasticisers, disintegrants, slow release agents or lubricants
• No synthetic ingredients
• Pure-fil products contain 100% active ingredients
• Nothing genetically modified
• Pure-fil products are suitable for Vegetarians and Vegans
• They are perfect choice for those suffering with allergies, food intolerances, need special dietary requirements or just don’t like to have unnecessary additive when they can have purity

Do not take in high blood pressure; potassium deficiency (or if taking diuretics or drugs for heart treatment); acute or chronic renal disease; and pregnancy.