Bronchial, allergic asthma, rickets, iron deficiency anemia, hypovitaminosis B, convalescent states, general and sexual asthenia.
Pharmacological action:
- Japanese quail eggs have a complex composition in active principles: proteins, mineral salts, vitamins, especially complex B; P, Fe 4 times more than a chicken egg.
- It positively influences the child's growth and development; have positive effects on liver and kidney functions; favors digestion.
- Recent studies have highlighted the existence of IgM and IgE immunoglobulins in the composition of the Japanese quail egg, which explains the beneficial action of treatment with Japanese quail eggs in both allergic and non-allergic asthma.
- Also, the lack of cholesterol intake when administering quail eggs means that the product can also be administered to people with high cholesterol.
Indications:
– Recalcifying in rickets,
– Iron deficiency anemia,
– Hypovitaminosis B,
- Adjuvant in the treatment of bronchial asthma.
Composition:
Atomized Japanese quail egg 0.070g/caps.
Associations:
Recalcifier:CaMgZn
Vitaminizer:Sea buckthorn
Stimulator of Hematopoiesis:Organic Iron Syrup
Bronchodilator:Bronchofort
Administration:
Children:– 1 cps x 3/day in courses of 3 months
Grown ups:– 2cps x 3/day, in 3-month courses
Or, according to Traditional Oriental Medicine, the following administration scheme is recommended:
- Children aged between 4 and 8 years: - 120 eggs/31 days;
- Children aged between 8-10 years: - 240 eggs/60 days.
The administration starts with 3 eggs/day, then 4 eggs/day for the rest of the period
In adults, there are two types of treatment:
– 120 eggs/25 days; 3 eggs the first day, 3 eggs the second day, 4 eggs the third day, 5 eggs/day the rest of the period;
– 240 eggs/40 days: 3 eggs the first day, 3 eggs the second day, 4 eggs the third day, 5 eggs the rest of the period (1 egg=2 cps).
Packaging, presentation: Blister box of 90 capsules