Sinus, Allergy & Cold

Tightens mucous membranes, reduces allergy symptoms and inflammation.

Take 1 capsule 3 times per day – Do not take for more than 10 days running.

Sinuses are hollow air spaces within the bones surrounding the nose. When they are healthy, they are filled with air and produce mucus, which drains into the nose, When they become blocked, they get filled with fluid and get infected, leading to sinusitis.

Contains:

Butterbur: contains a compound called polyphenol, which help ease and reduce inflammation. Any substance that has the ability to cause an allergic reaction is known as allergen. Allergens are easily found in food, drinks or the environment (pollen allergies). Butterbur is safe and effective in treating allergic symptoms.

Piperine: is a compound in black pepper that boosts absorption by up to 2,000 % to have a better pain relief effect.

Rosemary: in a study of 40 asthma patients, rosemary extracts decreased asthma symptoms such as wheezing, chest pain, coughing and production of sputum (mucus). Additionally, rosemarinic acid and rosemary extract decreased the production of asthma-induced inflammatory cells.

Curcumin: is the principal ingredient in turmeric. To the question “Is turmeric good for sinus?”, the answer is “Yes, it is.”. It is a known fact that curcumin is an active ingredient in turmeric which is an anti-inflammatory and a natural antiseptic. It helps with the healing of the sinus cavity and clears the airways. Most of the times, sinus infections are caused by inflammation of the mucous membranes. Since turmeric possesses anti-inflammatory properties, it is considered a highly effective solution for the sinus infection.

Ginger: There is evidence that ginger is beneficial for pain management. By helping to reduce inflammation of joints, ginger can decrease pain associated with arthritic conditions. Daily supplementation of ginger can also improve exercise-induced muscle pain.