Buona Difesa Oral Spray

Description

Buona Difesa spray contains natural active substances capable of reinforcing children’s natural defences. Thanks to its pleasant strawberry flavour it is suitable for children.

Buona Difesa spray contains a combination of:

• Pure propolis, highly concentrated in flavonoids, that is selected, controlled and microbiologically tested. The properties of propolis have been well known for centuries: it is an anti-infective, immunostimulant, antiphlogistic and local anaesthetic agent.
• Echinacea angustifolia. The properties of Echinacea have been demonstrated by numerous clinical studies: it has an immunostimulant, anti-infective, antiphlogistic and antiviral action.
• Dog rose, titrated and characterised by a high content of Vitamin C, a powerful antioxidant.
• Zinc, with well-known antiviral properties, useful in supporting the body’s natural defences.

The practical dispenser enables topical use to take advantage of the local protective action of the natural ingredients of Buona Difesa and to keep infections localised. It is especially helpful in winter but can also be used in spring.

Composition

Hydroglycerine Echinacea angustifolia extract, hydroglycerine propolis extract titrated 12 mg/ml in total flavonoids, Dog Rose dried extract titrated 70% in Vitamin C, Zinc gluconate

BUONA DIFESA DOES NOT CONTAIN GLUTEN AND LACTOSE

How to use

The practical dispenser enables correct application of Buona Difesa spray.
Press the dispenser and direct the spray into the child’s throat. Try to avoid spraying the tongue. Optimal spraying enables the product to spread over the throat for complete local protection.

Use according to the recommended doses: 2-3 applications, 3-4 times a day.

The spray can be repeated if not successful the first time.

Information

The propolis (or propolis) is a resinous substance that bees collect from buds and from plant bark.
It consists mainly of a mixture of phenolic compounds of an aromatic nature, and is enriched by numerous rather heterogeneous substances (fatty acids, terpenes, amino acids, vitamins, mineral salts, etc.), the concentration of which can vary greatly. It is a substance of a purely vegetable origin, even if the bees,
after
harvesting it, process it with the addition of wax, pollen, and enzymes produced by their own bodies.
It is possible to subdivide the main components of propolis into five large groups:

• Resins 45-55%
• Wax and fatty acids 25-35% fatty
• Essential oils and volatile substances 10%
• Pollen 5%
• Other organic compounds and minerals 5%.

Inside the hive, propolis is used together with wax as a building material, as insulation, and as a protective coating for all the surfaces within the hive. The collection of propolis is also a social immunity mechanism put in place by the colony because it carries out important antibiotic, antimicrobial, and antiviral functions.
Because of its antibiotic and antimicrobial properties, propolis has been widely used in the biomedical field since ancient times. The Egyptians used it for embalming corpses, while in the classical and in the medieval period, it was widely used as a disinfectant and for encouraging wounds to heal, as well as a disinfectant for
inflammation affecting the oral cavity. Specifically for the treatment and care of oral cavity and respiratory tract inflammation, propolis has been in use since the eighteenth century.
Its antibiotic and antimicrobial function is, in fact, extremely effective in inhibiting the growth of microorganism pathogens which cause infections
and the inflammation of the oral cavity or the initial portions of the respiratory tract, quickly alleviating the symptoms of inflammation.

Echinacea is a medicinal plant from the roots and aerial parts of which extracts are obtained that are capable of activating and reinforcing the immune system. In traditional use, the extracts are used to prevent and fight colds and flu. Currently it is used for cycles lasting several weeks, thanks to its immunostimulating properties, for treating the symptoms of colds, sore throats, flu and urinary infections.

Rosa canina (dog rose) is a deciduous shrub with pale pink flowers which normally reaches 2 metres in height. It is called canina (canine) because its berries were used to treat the bites of rabid dogs, hence the name “dog rose”. The small berries of dog rose are the most concentrated “natural source” of Vitamin C, even 50-100 times higher than that of a traditional citrus fruits (oranges and lemons).

Zinc is an essential trace element necessary for normal human development. Some functions of the immune system are regulated by the presence of zinc, a deficit of which consequently causes a weakening of the immune defences. Several studies have shown that zinc supplements improve resistance to illnesses. Zinc and echinacea are complementary in strengthening the defences of the immune system.