Best before: 10/2024

A follow-up course that supports a healthy state and good function of the respiratory system. It makes breathing easier and supports the clearing of mucus in the upper respiratory tract. It calms the body's hypersensitivity reactions to external stimuli and strengthens resistance and immune activity. We recommend starting with the starter course K23.

The course contains

• Mushroom (T45)
• Calendula (T26)
• Hornbeam (P14)
• Birch (P2)

How to take the course

Take calendula, mushroom and birch drops at the same time; once the birch bottle is used up, take hornbeam and finish everything. 

After finishing the last bottle, the course can be repeated.

Mushroom - mushroom tincture

Tincture of field mushroom. High beta-glucan content, strengthening of natural defense mechanisms, support of immune system activity. 

Interesting facts about the field mushroom

The field mushroom grows from June to October in fields, on compost heaps and in gardens in Europe, America and Australia, but as an excellent edible mushroom it is also cultivated. Fresh mushrooms contain a number of substances beneficial to the human body – proteins, carbohydrates, minerals, as well as amino acids, linoleic acid, biotin and chitin.

The mushroom also contains vitamins B1, B2, C and ergosterol, as well as the antimicrobial substances campesterol and agaritine. The mushroom is used as a tasty food, but also in the form of a tincture made from the fruiting bodies, which contains valuable active substances.

Pot marigold (calendula) - herbal tincture

Skin revitalization, beneficial effects on the respiratory tract, support of liver and small intestine function, easier coping with stress and exhaustion, delaying the onset of signs of aging.

Interesting facts about calendula

Marigold is a plant probably native to southern Europe and East Asia.  People have used it for centuries; the beginnings of its use for supportive purposes go back to ancient Greece, and in our country too it has been grown for many centuries. The flower is used, and for making tinctures the unopened flower – the bud. The flower and the whole plant contain a number of active substances such as carotenoids, volatile oils, salicylic acid, triterpene saponins, flavonoid glycosides, the bitter substances calenden and calendulin, vitamin C, mucilage, flavonoids and others. In past years several scientific studies have been carried out to explore further possible uses for revitalizing the human body. According to current knowledge, marigold stands out for its cleansing effects and supports the revitalization of skin and mucous membranes. It has a beneficial effect on irritated airways, mucous membranes and skin. It supports the function of the liver and small intestine and calms the body in reactions of hypersensitivity to external stimuli. It makes it easier to overcome stress and exhaustion and delays the onset of the signs of advancing age.

Hornbeam - bud tincture

Tincture of hornbeam buds. Supports regeneration of liver tissue, beneficial effect on the bronchi and lungs, easier breathing, optimization of blood clotting.

Interesting facts about hornbeam

Hornbeam is a tree reaching a height of up to 25 m, found from France to Italy and from Ukraine through Russia to Asia Minor. Its fruits are nutlets, and its wood is valued mainly as firewood. Today, however, the buds are used mostly to make tinctures, which have numerous beneficial effects on the functioning of the body.

Hornbeam supports the regeneration of liver tissue and contributes to normal blood clotting. It helps maintain proper function of the bronchi and lungs and makes breathing easier.

Birch - bud tincture

Birch bud tincture. Maintaining normal blood cholesterol levels, supporting the function of the liver, kidneys and intestinal tract, aiding digestion and cleansing the body.

Interesting facts about birch

Birch is one of the oldest trees of northern Europe. It is a beautiful, early-budding, slender tree. Its twigs already played an important role in mythology, as they were believed to awaken love. Among the Nordic peoples it is a symbol of renewed vitality, especially when the buds are used; in Russia it was a symbol of health. There it is a traditional elixir of life rich in minerals. Birch supports the activity of the liver, kidneys and intestinal tract and strengthens detoxification processes in the body. It aids digestion and helps maintain normal cholesterol levels.