The Dandelion is a very common herbaceous plant that grows in fields, gardens and virtually everywhere. It is so widespread that some people consider it a weed. However, the Dandelion is a plant with uncountable botanical properties. Different parts of the Dandelion can be used, each one providing a different array of bioactive components. The roots are rich in Inulin and Mucilage. The aerial parts are rich in Flavonoids. Drasanvi capsules use the aerial parts of the Dandelion, yielding 10% of Flavonoids which help to restore the liver and gallbladder functions.<\/p>\n
Dandelion Dry ExtractTaraxacum officinale Weber Ratio 15:1, providing Flavonoids (10%)<\/em>300 mg, Casing(Hydroxypropyl Methylcellulose)<\/em>, Bulking agent(Microcrystalline Cellulose)<\/em>, Bulking agent(Magnesium Stereate)<\/em>, Anti-caking agent(Silicon Dioxide)<\/em><\/p>\n Take one (1) capsule daily with breakfast.<\/p>\n Contains 30 capsules, 516 mg each. Total weight: 15,48 g (0.55 oz)<\/p>\n Food supplements should not be used as a substitute for a balanced diet. Do not exceed the expressly recommended daily dose. Keep out of the reach of younger children. Store in a cool, dry place.<\/p>\n The Dandelion is a very common herbaceous plant that grows in fields, gardens and virtually everywhere. It is so widespread that some people consider it a weed. However, the Dandelion is a plant with uncountable botanical properties. Different parts of the Dandelion can be used, each one providing a different array of bioactive components. The roots are rich in Inulin and Mucilage. The aerial parts are rich in Flavonoids. Drasanvi capsules use the aerial parts of the Dandelion, yielding 10% of Flavonoids which help to restore the liver and gallbladder functions.<\/p>\nHow to use<\/h2>\n
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