Detox

Structured water, sodium chloride, plant essential oils (wormwood, clove, tea tree, fennel, lemon). Detailed information

Because of the herbal composition, organoleptic properties (colour, smell and taste) may vary.

• Abscess
• Acne, pimples, purulent rashes, blackheads, staphylococcus, papillomavirus, pigmentation and age spots, herpes on the body
• Allergy, neurodermatitis, infectious dermatitis, urticaria, diathesis
• Arthritis, deforming arthrosis, osteochondrosis
• A feeling of nausea, alcohol poisoning (hangover);
• Prevention of cardiovascular diseases
• Burn
• Eczema
• Varicose vein disease, dilated and bleeding veins
• Carbuncle
• Mastitis
• Pressure sores
• Non-healing postoperative wound
• Whitlow
• Phlegmon
• Psoriasis
• Boil
• Fungal infection, psoriasis, eczema
• Trophic ulcer
• Erysipelas, lymphostasis, ulcers
• Excess weight
• Diabetes mellitus
• Hypertensive disease
• Bone and joint pain (salt deposits)

Contraindications: Individual intolerance or hypersensitivity to the preparation’s ingredients. Use with caution: bleeding or a tendency to bleed.
Study of the general toxic effects of Molisan.

Storage conditions: Keep closed at room temperature and protect from sunlight

Directions for use: A single oral dose of Molisan for adults (weight 70 kg, averaging 1 ml per 1 kg) is 20–30 ml (unless a different dosage is specified in the particular recipe); at a body mass/weight of 140 kg, the dose is 30–50 ml. For children aged 2 to 5 years: 1–2 ml; from 5 to 12 years: 4–5 ml; from age 12: 10 ml. If the recommendation does not specify a particular time, Molisan is taken on an empty stomach 30 minutes before a meal or 2–2.5 hours after a meal. (Use in children under 2 is permitted only as prescribed by a paediatrician.)