Info: Available as a 40g Cream
A topical treatment designed to relieve such symptoms of swelling and inflammation as pain, fever or swollen lymph nodes that might result from injuries or recurring conditions like sinusitis, tonsillitis, or earaches.
Info: Available as a 40g Cream
A topical treatment designed to relieve such symptoms of swelling and inflammation as pain, fever or swollen lymph nodes that might result from injuries or recurring conditions like sinusitis, tonsillitis, or earaches.
Product Notes:
Because of its anatomical characteristics, the lymphatic system can be affected by both internal regulations as well as physical manipulation.
Lymphdiaral drops and ointments are the very best lymphatic drainage products in the world proven by over twenty years of clinical research and observation.
Related: Also see Pascoe Detox Kit.
Ingredients:
Each 1 gram of the Pascoe Lymphdiaral Drainage-Cream (Health Canada DIN-HM: 80013456) contains:
Conium maculatum (herb) 2X: 0.1 g
Calendula officinalis (herb) mother tincture: 0.02 g
Colchicum autumnale (seed) 4X: 0.01 g
Hydrargyrum bijppdatum (Mercurius bijodatus) (Mercurous iodide) 5X: 0.001 g
Stibium sulfuratum nigrum (Antimony trisulfide) 1X: 0.001 g
Non-medicinal ingredients: Purified water, emulsifying cetostearyl alcohol, petroleum, ethanol, oleyl oleate.
Suggested Usage:
Cream: Adults and children (2 to 12 years old): Apply the cream sparingly one to three times daily, first in the lymph node drainage area (neck, groin), then in the area where you are experiencing symptoms.
Consult a healthcare practitioner if symptoms persist or worsen.
Store away from children. Use within 3 months after opening.
Warnings:
Should not be used during pregnancy and breastfeeding. Cetostearyl alcohol may cause local skin irritation (e.g. contact dermatitis). There have been very rare reports of itching skin rashes, which resolve after discontinuation of the ointment.
Enlarged lymph nodes may be symptomatic of a number of different diseases. Consult your healthcare practitioner if lymph nodes remain swollen for more than 4 weeks (even with no pain), or if there are signs of acute inflammation (redness, heat, swelling, pain) or in the case of breathlessness, fever or purulent expectoration.