Favisvelt, 50 g, Favisan Favisan - Slimming tea - Favisvelt It reproduces the balance, the silence, the silhouette. It is natural, tonic and pleasant to the taste. Adjuvant in slimming and anti-cellulite treatments. Composition: Currant, chokeberry, birch, dandelion, nettle, sedge, fennel, celery, juniper, mint, thyme, St. John's wort, sulfine, lavender, dill, sedge, sedge, hop cones. Method of preparation: 1 teaspoon of the product in 250 ml of water, boil for 5 minutes. Leave covered for 20-30 minutes then strain. Administration method: Drink 2-4 cups a day, between meals, with infrequent sips. Juniper has a very aromatic astringent taste, it is recommended for fish dishes, due to the tannin found in its fruits. It contains volatile oil with the smell of resin, mineral salts, organic acids. Juniper can be used in the form of tea, decoction oil, external use. To be avoided by children, pregnant women, people with kidney diseases and gout. Dill is recommended against acne, hiccups, urinary tract diseases, it has a very good effect on breast development. Dill tea together with sulfine tea is recommended with a very good effect in cases of whooping cough or cough. Nettle is a natural remedy and is vitaminizing, emollient, anticonvulsant, astringent, depurative, diuretic, antimicrobial, dechlorinating. It has beneficial effects in ulcers, diabetes, hypertension, tuberculosis, asthma, cardiac and venous insufficiency, bronchitis, nephritis, cystitis and rheumatism. Dandelion improves liver functions. It is a powerful diuretic, cleans the blood and digestive system, removes heavy metals from the tissues and helps dissolve kidney stones. It is also good when you suffer from diarrhea and constipation. Sulfina (Melilotus officinalis) is used in diseases of the respiratory system (cough, whooping cough, bronchitis, asthma), stomach diseases (cramps, intestinal colic, vomiting, intestinal worms, gastrointestinal disorders, hemorrhoids), liver diseases (jaundice and chronic hepatitis), kidney and genital conditions (painful periods, menopausal hot flushes, cystitis, urinary retention, uterine pain), cardiovascular conditions (blood pressure regulation, atherosclerosis, dilation of peripheral vessels, increased permeability of vessels, varicose veins, phlebitis, thrombosis), eye diseases (conjunctivitis, blepharitis, swelling of the eyelids), oral diseases (dental abscesses, canker sores, gingivitis, pharyngitis), skin diseases (boils and purulent wounds), nervous system diseases (hyperexcitability, hysteria, nerve diseases, spasms, dizziness, headache, insomnia, anorexia), rheumatic pain. Birch is recognized as a good diuretic (without, however, forcing the kidneys), having the ability to cause sweating and help in the treatment of rheumatism and bladder inflammation. Yellow brambles (Galium verum) are a symbol of summer, because their peak flowering period is identical to the period of maximum sunshine. Celery is a popular vegetable because of its important role for health. It is very low in calories, but still contains important vitamins and minerals. Among the curative effects of celery we list lowering blood pressure, detoxifying the body and strengthening the immune system. Vitamins C and K are the most beneficial contributions brought by celery to the human body. Spleen is used to treat: biliary disorders, ascites, bronchitis, biliary calculosis, diarrhea even with blood, enteritis, intestinal inflammation, kidney and gallstones, metrorrhagia, wounds, water retention, rheumatism, in the form of infusion, decoction, powder of plant held under the tongue, tincture. Rheumatism patients should drink as much spleen tea as possible. Presentation: 50g