Pirant (50 Ml), Pirant Oil Maharishi Ayurveda

Pirant (Pirant Oil) is an Ayurvedic oil for joint health. Helps reduce joint pain, eliminate stiffness, prevent salt deposits, relieve arthritis, relieve discomfort from bruises and sprains, restore joint mobility. Due to its oil structure, Pyrant quickly penetrates the tissues and has a quick effect.

basic information:

natural product

helps reduce joint pain

eliminates stiffness of movements

prevents salt deposits

reduces discomfort from bruises and sprains

restores joint mobility

quickly penetrates into tissues

is not a drug

Indications for use:

joint pain

stiffness of movements

prevention of salt deposits

arthritis

bruises

sprains

Contraindications:

individual intolerance to individual components

during pregnancy and lactation, you should consult a doctor

Active Ingredients:

Panicled tree plier (Celastrus paniculatus) - saturates with vitamins, strengthens bones and joints, relieves spasms and pains.

Butter Mahanarayan (Mahanarayan Oil) - relieves inflammation and pain, helps with diseases of the joints.

Mahavishgarbha (Mahavishgarbha) - relieves muscle pain, relieves neuralgia and rheumatism.

Roxburgh pine (Pinus longifolia) - improves blood circulation, helps with ailments of the musculoskeletal system.

Instructions for use:

Rub with massage movements into the skin area 2-3 times a day. A consultation with a doctor is recommended.

Composition:

Each 5 ml contains:

Panicled tree plier (Celastrus paniculatus) – 30.8%, Roxburgh Pine (Pinus longifolia) – 6.10%, Driobalanops fragrant (Dryobalanops aromatica) – 1.50%, Mahanarayan Butter (Mahanarayan Oil) – 30.8%, Mahavishgarbha (Mahavishgarbha) – 30.8%.

Storage conditions:

Store in a dry place out of the reach of light.

Denial of responsibility:

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