120 CÁPSULAS DE 650 MG
Descrição: As cápsulas do ARTICOMPLEX são uma simbiose de plantas tradicionalmente usadas pela população sul americana para todo o tipo de sintomas de artrites,dores articulares e musculares, deformações e lesões.
Usos Tradicionais: Para dores articulares, musculares, contusões, deformações e lesões. Em artrites, reumatismos e todo o tipo de queixas osteo-articulares.
Ingredientes: Uncaria tomentosa, Maytenus krukuvii, Desmodium adscendens, Cayaponia tayuya, Bidens pilosa, Alchornea castaneifolia, Smilax officinalis, Mikania guaco.
Sugestão de uso: 3 cápsulas 2-3 vezes ao dia. Em caso de necessidade pode-se tomar 2 a 3 cápsulas em intervalos de 2 a 4 horas.
Contra-Indicações: Não deve ser usado
durante a gravidez ou
durante a amamentação.
Interacções
medicamentosas: Nenhuma relatada.
Propriedades.
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A Cayaponia tayuya tem propriedades analgésicas, anti-inflamatórias, antioxidantes.
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A Uncaria tomentosa é imuno estimulante, antinflamatória, antimutagénica e antiulcerosa.
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A Maytenus krukuvii é analgésica, relaxante múscular, e antinflamatória para a artrite, reumatismo e dores lombares.
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A Desmodium adscendens é antispasmódica, relaxante muscular, anti-artrítica, reduz as dores musculares e articulares.
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A Cayaponia tayuya alivia todos os tipos de dores (artrite, enxaquecas e dores de cabeça, dores de estômago, dor menstrual, etc.)
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A Bidens pilosa antiespasmódica, anti-inflamatória, usa-se em artrites, reumatismos, e outras condições inflamatórias.
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A Alchornea castaneifolia alivia a dor, reduz a inflamação, é usada na artrite e no reumatismo.
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A Smilax officinalis é anti-inflamatória, anti-reumática, alivia a dor.
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A Mikania guaco é analgésica, anti-inflamatória nas artrites.
PESQUISAS E ESTUDOS PUBLICADOS SOBRE ESTAS DIVERSAS PLANTAS
Cayaponia tayuya
Anti-inflammatory, Pain-Relieving & Anti-arthritic
Actions:
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Uncaria tomentosa
Anti-inflammatory Actions:
Akhtar, N., et al.
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Rojas-Duran, R., et al.
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water soluble extract of the bioactive component of the
plant species Uncaria for enhancing immune,
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