Asthma and allergy herbal mixture / Zioła na astmę i alergie



Hyperici Herba 5
Farfarae Folium 10
Bursae Pastoria Herba 4
Equiseti Herba 20
Tiliae Inflorescentia 26
Thymi Herba 10
Althaeae Folium 5
Althaeae Radix 5
Inulae Radix 5
Coriandri Fructus 4
Lini Semen 6
Galeopsidis Herba 11
Polygoni Hydropiperis Herba 10
Pini Gemmae 10
Millefoli Herba 10
Betulae Folium 25
Sambuci Flos 20
Ulmariae Flos 21
Calluna vulgaris Flos 10
Rubi Idaei Folium 35
Ribis Nigri Folium 34
Juniperi Fructus 12
Salicis Cortex 58
Phaesoli Pericarpium 20
Uvae Ursi Folium 10
Salviae Folium 5
Chamomillae Anthodium 10
Glycyrrhizae Radix 5
Melissae Folium 15
Artemisiae Herba 10
Visci Herba 10
Valerianae radix 20
Crataegi Inflorescentia 10
Rutae Herba 8
Valerianae radix 6
Crataegi Inflorescentia 6
Rutae Herba 8
Juglandis Folium 6
Urticae Folium 6
Passiflorae Herba 10

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