Organic dandelion drops
Gut für: liver and gallbladder function (stimulating, detoxifying) natural digestion by promoting bile production kidney function through a slight diuretic effect metabolism and the excretion of metabolic waste products appetite regulation thanks to bitter substances
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Product description
Almost everyone is familiar with the dandelion or blowball from their childhood. It belongs to the daisy family (Asteraceae). The milky sap of the plant contains many bitter compounds. The plant also contains flavonoids, inulin, and chicory acid. During the winter, the plant withdraws somewhat and concentrates its energy directly in the root. For this reason, dandelions are harvested in winter.
Our drops contain dandelion extract obtained through gentle cold maceration. It comes from certified organic cultivation in the fields of Venice, Italy. The mixing ratios for alcoholic extracts are generally calculated based on the dry mass of the plants used.Our organic dandelion drops achieve a mixing ratio of 1:10. However, since our product is made from fresh plants rather than dried plant material, significantly more plants are required for its production.
Product description
Almost everyone is familiar with the dandelion or blowball from their childhood. It belongs to the daisy family (Asteraceae). The milky sap of the plant contains many bitter compounds. The plant also contains flavonoids, inulin, and chicory acid. During the winter, the plant withdraws somewhat and concentrates its energy directly in the root. For this reason, dandelions are harvested in winter.
Our drops contain dandelion extract obtained through gentle cold maceration. It comes from certified organic cultivation in the fields of Venice, Italy. The mixing ratios for alcoholic extracts are generally calculated based on the dry mass of the plants used.
Our organic dandelion drops achieve a mixing ratio of 1:10. However, since our product is made from fresh plants rather than dried plant material, significantly more plants are required for its production.