This variant of Aura Care combines five oil macerates, four of which are classics of European herbalism. In the dose, the manufacturer declares an oil macerate from milk thistle at 200 mg, a macerate from turmeric at 155 mg, a macerate from devil's claw at 150 mg, and two macerates at 100 mg each - from dandelion root and nettle leaf. It is worth noting these last two: the manufacturer specifies the part of the plant, not just the species, which matters for dandelion and nettle, as the root and leaf are different raw materials. The bottle has 15 ml, and the manufacturer states it contains about 400 drops. The dosing scheme is 5 drops three times a day with a limit of 15 drops per day. Declarations are common for the line: alcohol-free, preservative-free, non-GMO, vegan, laboratory-tested, and from organic farming. Storage does not require refrigeration. A dark cupboard at a temperature of up to 25\u00b0C is sufficient, and after opening, you have twelve months to use the contents.<\/p>\n
Content per serving, according to the manufacturer's declaration:<\/p>\n
The distribution here is exceptionally flat for this series: from 200 mg to 100 mg, without a raw material that would overwhelm the rest. Four out of five items grow in Poland or have been cultivated here for a long time. Milk thistle comes from the Mediterranean, but it has widely settled, and dandelion and nettle are plants you can pull from your lawn. The exception is devil's claw, a plant from the Kalahari Desert in southern Africa, and turmeric from South Asia. The manufacturer specifies the exact part of the plant for dandelion and nettle (respectively, root and leaf), while for the other three, only the species; this distinction matters because the root of dandelion and the leaf of dandelion have different chemical compositions. The list consists of five oil extracts and ends there.<\/p>\n
The manufacturer recommends 5 drops three times a day (morning, afternoon, and evening), dripped directly under the tongue and held for one to two minutes. The upper limit is 15 drops per day, which is exactly what three recommended doses provide.<\/p>\n
This is a variant for adults who want to have milk thistle, turmeric, devil's claw, dandelion, and nettle in one package instead of in five bags of dried herbs. The scheme of three equal doses of five drops is easy to calculate and hard to confuse, as three doses fill the daily limit regarding drops. The format does not require water, a kettle, or refrigeration. The product is intended solely for adults. The manufacturer explicitly states not to use it in children, pregnant women, or during lactation. It also does not recommend combining with sedatives, sleeping pills, and anticonvulsants. If you are taking any medications regularly or have a diagnosed biliary tract condition, talk to your doctor before adding the herbal preparation. This page describes the composition and packaging format, and does not replace such a conversation. The carrier here is oil, so you cannot dissolve the drops in water or tea - you hold them under your tongue for a moment and then swallow.<\/p>\n
Five drops three times a day (morning, afternoon, and evening), which is fifteen drops per day, exactly the upper limit provided by the manufacturer. The scheme here is easy to calculate, as there are no ranges: three equal doses fill the daily limit.<\/p>\n
Because the manufacturer prints it that way: root of dandelion and leaf of nettle, 100 mg each. This distinction matters because the root and leaf of the same plant have different chemical compositions and are treated as separate raw materials in herbalism. For the other three items, the manufacturer only provides the species.<\/p>\n
That it is vegan and alcohol-free, preservative-free and non-GMO, laboratory-tested and from organic farming - this is a list of its own declarations from the product card, the same for the entire line. Allergen information, including gluten, can be found on the packaging label, and it is binding before purchase.<\/p>\n
In a closed, original package, at a temperature not exceeding 25\u00b0C, away from direct light and out of reach of small children. A refrigerator is not necessary. After opening the bottle, the manufacturer recommends using the contents within twelve months, so it's worth noting the opening date on the box.<\/p>\n
In the same Aura Care line, there are variants Digestion with milk thistle, ginger, and mint, and Cholesterol in Norm with Japanese knotweed and artichoke. You can find the full offer in the category Supplements<\/a>.<\/p>\n More context on the blog: milk thistle, NAC, and choline - what protects the liver<\/a> and L-glutamina: dawkowanie i zastosowanie<\/a>.<\/p>\n The product is a dietary supplement intended for adults and is not a medical product. The manufacturer does not recommend use in children, pregnant women, and those breastfeeding, nor in conjunction with sedatives, sleeping pills, and anticonvulsants - if you are taking any of these, consult your doctor about use. Store the bottle in its closed, original packaging, at a temperature not exceeding 25\u00b0C, away from light and out of reach of small children. After opening, use the product within 12 months. Discontinue use and contact a doctor if you notice any concerning symptoms.<\/p>\n Do not exceed the recommended daily dose. The dietary supplement does not replace a varied diet or a healthy lifestyle.<\/p>\n Do you have questions about the ingredients or the differences between variants with milk thistle? Write or call - at u Bucha, we will compile both ingredient lists for you. We respond on the same business day.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Herbal oil macerate in a 15 ml bottle - five raw materials, three doses a day of five drops each.<\/p>\nRelated articles<\/h3>\n
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