Tincture of beaver jet, or castoreum, is a real treasure trove of nutrients and useful trace elements. Folk healers have been using this remedy for the benefit of folk medicine since ancient times.

Composition:
Musk glands contain vitamins that are deficient in the normal activities of the body. For example, these include:

Group A vitamins;
B group vitamins;
Vitamins of group C;
E group vitamins.
And as for macronutrients and trace elements, there are a great many of them and many of them are also deficient, although very important to the body.

The glands contain:

Salicilin and salicylic acid;
Borneol;
Guaiacol;
Hypuric acid;
Carbolic and benzoic acids.

Medicinal properties
It is not in vain that folk healers so praise this remedy. It acts on various human organs and has a healing and preventive effect. On women, children and men, the infusion acts equally well, but on some individual systems many times better.

The course and method of application
The average duration of the course is one month. If during the reception of the desired effect was not achieved, then you can repeat the course. If the effect is still achieved, I recommend to repeat the reception within a year, two or three times.

The method of reception is very simple: Means should be taken an hour before a meal, one teaspoon three times a day.