Saffron 1:20 200ml
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Description
Mediherb Saffron 1:20 200ml: Traditional Support for Mood, Menstrual Health, and Retinal Function
Mediherb’s Saffron, derived from Crocus sativus stigma, is used in traditional Western, Chinese, and Ayurvedic medicine to support suboptimal mood, relieve dysmenorrhoea, and promote healthy menstrual function.† It also offers support for healthy retinal function and relief from mild fever, cough, and restlessness.*^#
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Key Benefits
Saffron extract offers specific health benefits:
- Mood Support: Traditionally used to improve suboptimal mood.#
- Menstrual Health: Provides relief for dysmenorrhoea and supports normal menstrual function.*^
- Respiratory Relief: Used for mild fever, cough, and restlessness.*#
- Retinal Function: Clinically supported for promoting healthy retinal function.†
- Natural Formula: Vegan-friendly, gluten-free, and dairy-free, suitable for various dietary needs.
Ideal For
This product is ideal for individuals seeking:
- Natural support for mood improvement and emotional balance.
- Menstrual health and relief from menstrual discomfort.
- Respiratory support for mild fever and cough.
- Healthy retinal function support.
- A vegan-friendly, gluten- and dairy-free supplement.
Botanical Information
- Botanical Name: Crocus sativus
- Plant Part Used: Stigma
- Ethanol Content: 60%
Dosage and Administration
Recommended dosage:
- Adults: Take 10-25 mL per week, as directed by a healthcare provider.
Allergen Information
No added Gluten or Dairy. This product is vegan-friendly, making it suitable for various dietary preferences.
Warnings, Cautions, and Contraindications
Important safety information:
- Caution is advised during pregnancy.
- Professional supervision is suggested for lactation.
- Discontinue use 7 days prior to general anesthesia.
*Traditional use in Western herbal medicine.
^Traditional use in traditional Chinese medicine.
#Traditional use in Ayurveda.
†Supported by controlled clinical trials.
