Poplar bud tincture is a hydroalcoholic solution obtained by cold preparation from the buds of the populus nigra tree.
Of the herbal products administered orally, hydroalcoholic solutions are the easiest for the body to assimilate, with the effect appearing within a short time.
Compared to the traditional method of production, dacia plant uses a repeated extraction process, which allows a 35% more concentrated hydroalcoholic extract to be obtained.

Contributes to:
Intern:
- maintaining respiratory and urinary health
- Maintaining body temperature within normal limits
- reducing joint dysfunction.
External:
Contributes to the elimination of discomfort occurring in the:
- skin
- haemorrhoidal veins and anal mucosa.
 
Ingredients:

Ethyl alcohol; water; poplar (Populus nigra) - buds

The product contains no preservatives and no artificial colourings.
 
Poplar is a member of the Salicaceae family and is a leafy tree with an often curved stem, reaching heights of 30-35 m, with a longevity of 300-400 years. The scientific name comes from the Latin populus, which means "people". It grows in lowland regions, in glades, on low hills, in meadows and in mountainous regions. Also known as 'vegetable propolis', poplar buds are the embryonic, undeveloped part of the branches and are rich in salicylic alcohol derivatives, flavones and essential oils. In traditional medicine they are used in: respiratory infections, tonsillitis, headaches, fever and urinary infections. They are harvested from late February to early April.


Method of administration:
Internally:
Adults and young people over 15 years: 30-50 drops of tincture diluted in 100 ml of water (half a glass) 4 times a day before meals.
Children 7-14 years: 10-30 drops of tincture diluted in 100 ml of water or tea (half a glass) 3 times a day, before meals.
External:
- To reduce discomfort on the skin, apply local tincture or diluted solution (obtained by adding a teaspoon of tincture to 100 ml of water), depending on skin sensitivity;
- to reduce discomfort in the haemorrhoidal veins and the anal mucosa, apply locally in the form of compresses or a diluted solution, obtained as follows: put the tincture in an open vessel and leave until ½ of the alcohol has evaporated, then mix in equal proportions with water.
 
Precautions:
Use with caution in people with hyperacid gastritis and gastric and duodenal ulcers (due to the alcohol content, gastric acidity may increase).
Contraindications

Due to the alcohol content, it is not recommended for use in: viral, toxic and metabolic hepatitis, hepatic steatosis, hepatic cirrhosis, pregnancy and breastfeeding.
Allergy to poplar buds, treatments that do not allow alcohol consumption