DRY MINERAL SALT SHIRLINE 120 gr – detox, tyubage, laxative, diuretic

Shirline Properties:

• Shirline helps to optimize the function of the liver, pancreas, gastrointestinal tract, kidneys;
  anti-inflammatory;
• antibacterial;
• choleretic;
• diuretic;
• laxative.

Indications for use:

Shirline is recommended in complex therapy:

• diseases of the digestive system outside the acute stage: gastritis, gastroduodenitis, cholecystitis, peptic ulcer and duodenal ulcer, chronic hepatitis, pancreatitis, diseases of the operated stomach;
• lower bowel diseases: proctitis, sigmoiditis;
• gynecological diseases: colpitis;
• urological diseases: prostatitis outside the acute stage;
• chronic diseases of the upper respiratory tract and respiratory tract during remission: rhinitis, antritis, tonsillitis, pharyngitis, bronchitis; and:
• Shirline is recommended for tubing (“blind” duodenal sounding) with atony of the gallbladder;
• as a laxative agent for cleansing the body and in the treatment of weight loss, with chronic constipation;
• Shirline is recommended to fill the deficit of vital minerals with their increased need for them – a growing body, pregnancy, breastfeeding, intense sweating, large losses of gastric and intestinal contents (vomiting, loose stools).
  The granular concentrate of the healing mineral water of Lake Shira, a rich source of vital minerals. Additives of plant extracts enhance its action and expand the range of applications.

Recommendations for use:

4 g (2 teaspoons without top) dissolved in a glass of warm boiled water:

• as a laxative, take 1 cup of the solution in the morning on an empty stomach (the effect of the solution appears on average 20 minutes after ingestion). The temperature of the solution should be 20-22 ° C;
• for carrying out the tubage, drink on an empty stomach 100-150-200 ml of solution and lie down on the right side with a warm heater on the projection area of ​​the liver;
• for the treatment of diseases of the gastrointestinal tract, 2 g (1 tsp) of the concentrate is dissolved in a glass (200 ml) of drinking water. The time of administration depends on the state of the patient’s gastric secretion: with stored secretion – 30 minutes before a meal, with reduced secretion – 15-20 minutes, with increased secretion – 40-45 minutes. For diseases of the biliary tract – 30-40 minutes before meals. With strong heartburn, you can take the solution after a meal. The temperature of the solution should be 40-45 ° C. In chronic gastritis with reduced secretory activity (during remission) the temperature of the solution is 20-22 ° C. The volume of solution for one reception is selected individually. As a rule, they start treatment with 50-70 ml per reception, and with good tolerance (no increase in pain, pronounced laxative effect) increase to 150-200 ml. Take 3 times a day. Course 22-24 days;
• to fill the shortage of vital minerals to prepare a solution at the rate of 2 tsp. per 1 liter of boiled water at room temperature. Take 1 glass 3 times a day. Duration of application is not limited;
• For the treatment of respiratory diseases, a 1% solution is used (2 g per 200 ml of water). For inhalation use the solution, heated to 38-40-42 ° C;
• at home for inhalation can be used produced by the domestic industry devices “Monsoon”. Depending on the equipment used, 5–10–15 ml of solution is consumed for 1 inhalation. Inhalation course – 12-15-20 procedures. The prepared solution is stored in the refrigerator for 4-5 days;
• in gynecology, urology, shirline solutions are applied topically; for instructions, see the instructions.

Contraindications:

Gallstone disease, gallbladder polyps, all of the above diseases in the stage of decompensation and exacerbation, suspicion of neoplasms or their presence, hyperreactivity of the bronchi and individual intolerance to inhalation, severe asthma.

Release form:

Granules in plastic packaging of 30 or 90 g

Composition:

Dry concentrate of mineral water of Lake Shira, containing a unique set of macro- and microelements (potassium, sodium, calcium, magnesium, copper, lithium, aluminum, manganese, bromine, silver, phosphorus) and organic compounds (phospholipids, amino acids, water-soluble carboxylic acids).