Immunostimulant, echinacea, rosehip and propolis, Herballab, 50 ml

Rosehips should be picked a few days before they are fully ripe: that is when they are dark orange and still firm. Immature fruits are poorer in vitamins, overripe ones are more perishable.

The traditional intake of Echinacea extract decoctions is associated with the prevention and relief of infections and inflammations of the upper respiratory tract.

The medicinal properties of rosehips have been known to man for centuries. Scurvy, diseases of the stomach, kidneys, and eyes were treated with them.

Echinacea is one of the best-selling medicinal plants. At variable times, when colds multiply, it may be among the first to choose because of its effectiveness.

There is nothing to be afraid of - neither the cold, nor the flu and its complications, since in folk medicine we have some of the most effective products such as propolis and echinacea - a powerful immune stimulant.

Although rosehip is an excellent natural remedy for colds, it should be used with caution. Let's see how to prepare the optimal dose for a pregnant woman.

The rosehip is used as a means of strengthening the body's defense and enhancing working capacity, especially in late autumn, winter and early spring.