Product information
Composition
Structured water, sodium chloride, plant essential oils (wormwood, clove, tea tree, fennel, lemon). Detailed information
Because of the herbal composition, organoleptic properties (colour, smell and taste) may vary.
Taken internally for the following symptoms
• Abscess
• Acne, pimples, purulent rashes, blackheads, staphylococcus, papillomavirus, pigmentation and age spots, herpes on the body
• Allergy, neurodermatitis, infectious dermatitis, urticaria, diathesis
• Arthritis, deforming arthrosis, osteochondrosis
• A feeling of nausea, alcohol poisoning (hangover);
• Prevention of cardiovascular diseases
• Burn
• Eczema
• Varicose vein disease, dilated and bleeding veins
• Carbuncle
• Mastitis
• Pressure sores
• Non-healing postoperative wound
• Whitlow
• Phlegmon
• Psoriasis
• Boil
• Fungal infection, psoriasis, eczema
• Trophic ulcer
• Erysipelas, lymphostasis, ulcers
• Excess weight
• Diabetes mellitus
• Hypertensive disease
• Bone and joint pain (salt deposits)
Directions for use and contraindications
Contraindications: Individual intolerance or hypersensitivity to the preparation’s ingredients. Use with caution: bleeding or a tendency to bleed.
Study of the general toxic effects of Molisan.
Storage conditions: Keep closed at room temperature and protect from sunlight
Directions for use: A single oral dose of Molisan for adults (weight 70 kg, averaging 1 ml per 1 kg) is 20–30 ml (unless a different dosage is specified in the particular recipe); at a body mass/weight of 140 kg, the dose is 30–50 ml. For children aged 2 to 5 years: 1–2 ml; from 5 to 12 years: 4–5 ml; from age 12: 10 ml. If the recommendation does not specify a particular time, Molisan is taken on an empty stomach 30 minutes before a meal or 2–2.5 hours after a meal. (Use in children under 2 is permitted only as prescribed by a paediatrician.)
