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The Pelargonium root: This is how it works against colds and bronchitis

Pelargonium root – that sounds mystical and mysterious. In fact, behind it is a plant species from the geranium family. Capeland pelargonium grows in South Africa. The special extract EPs ^® 7630 for Umckaloabo ^® is obtained from its roots . It is used for respiratory infections , colds and bronchitis . 90-95% of these are triggered by viruses. Its antiviral effect is directed against these pathogens. Antibiotics, on the other hand, can only help if it is a bacterial infection. But this is only the case in 5-10% of diseases.

Three times Pelargonium extract: These dosage forms are available

Umckaloabo ^® with the special extract EPs ^® 7630 is available in three different forms: as drops, film-coated tablets and as an alcohol-free, tasty juice for children. The Umckaloabo ^® drops and the Umckaloabo ^® juice for children can be administered from 1 year old. The juice comes with a pipette and a dosing cup for easy medication administration.

Children under 6 years of age should consult a doctor before taking it. Umckaloabo ^® film-coated tablets are suitable for working people or people who travel a lot . They are handy, comfortable and of course effective.

The positive effects of Pelargonium extract

Umckaloabo ^® is also known as an anti-infective. This means it is used to treat respiratory infections. Umckaloabo ^® should be taken for several days after the symptoms of the disease have subsided. This can prevent a relapse. The effects at a glance:

• fights the infectious pathogens
• dissolves thick mucus
• shortens the duration of the illness

The most common symptoms of acute bronchitis

A slight scratchy throat, exhaustion, headache - this is how most colds announce themselves. In the case of bronchitis, there is also a dry cough or a cough with which the body tries to loosen tough mucus. In this case, the respiratory infection is often persistent and lasts longer. Adults and children can be affected by respiratory infections several times a year.