One of the most popular plants is Icelandic moss. It belongs to the lichen species. Icelandic moss has another name - "cetraria Icelandica".

For many centuries, people have used the healing properties of Icelandic moss. It is actively used in homeopathy and folk medicine. Based on the Icelandic cetraria produced cough syrups and many other medicines.

The height of the plant is no more than 20 cm, the moss grows near ponds on trees and stumps. You can find the plant in coniferous forests or in forest tundra. It is in these places of high humidity and a sufficient amount of light.

Healing properties
Icelandic moss attracts attention with its unique composition. It contains vitamins, minerals and many nutrients.

The positive effects of using Icelandic moss:
blocks pain syndrome;
It is an excellent disinfectant;
has an expectorant effect;
kills pathogenic bacteria;
stimulates metabolism;
has a tonic effect;
regenerates cells;
restores damaged tissues;
slows down aging;
strengthens human immune system;
has a sedative effect.
Icelandic moss is used for gastrointestinal disorders, oral infections, dermatitis, colds. It also normalizes sleep, treats insomnia and depression. Icelandic moss is also prescribed for the prevention of tuberculosis.

Recommended for:

diseases of the lower and upper respiratory tract (bronchitis, pneumonia, bronchial asthma, tuberculosis);
Gastrointestinal and duodenal disorders (toxemia, vomiting, ulcers, gastritis, diarrhea);
Gynecological and urological diseases (prostatitis);
Skin diseases (burns, wounds, ulcers, acne, dermatitis);
Inflammation of the mouth and nasopharynx (stomatitis, angina, laryngitis, runny nose);
low immunity;
varicose veins;
obesity;
mastopathy.
Storage conditions: store in a dry place out of reach of children, protected from light, at a temperature not exceeding 25 ° C and relative humidity of 60-70%.

Shelf life: 2 years.

Volume: 30 gr.

Not a medicine and dietary supplements, before using consult a doctor.