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Oenothera biennis – Evening Primrose – common name Night willow-herb, contains essential fatty acids (vitamin F), linolenic acid and γ-linolenic acid (GLA). The body is not able to produce these acids by itself. They have to be supplied via food. The body is able to produce prostaglandin from these acids. Prostaglandin is indispensible for proper functioning of the body; it increases, inhibits or qualitatively changes the influence of hormones on the body. Evening Primrose works curatively on wounds and relieves respiratory problems (asthma). Regular use of Evening Primrose oil improves hair and nail quality, helps keep juvenile appearance of complexion. It eliminates premenstrual tension and pain during menstruation. Long term usage of Evening Primrose oil decreases the susceptibility of the body to allergic reactions. A big success for Evening Primrose is its use by people affected by atopic eczema, applied either internally or locally. Evening Primrose has a remarkable influence even on disseminated sclerosis. Another positive effect of Evening Primrose oil is its ability to slow the onset of diabetes, ability to eliminate hyperactivity caused by enhanced functioning of the thyroid gland and its ability to decelerate the process of aging.
Recommended dosage
1 softgel twice a day.
Ingredients
Contents of 2 softgels: Oil of Oenothera biennis (Evening Primrose, seeds) 1.000 mg (of the linoleic acid (LA) 700 mg, Linolenic acid (GLA) 90 mg). Gelatin capsule.
Remark for products containing extracs: In the interest of easier orientation in the quantities of the active ingredients in extracts we indicate their actual (original) amount.
Precautions
It is designed for children over 3 years of age. The product is not a substitute for a varied diet. Do not exceed the recommended daily dosing. Store in a cool dry place out of reach of children. Use best before date indicated by EXP data on the top side of the container.
Contents
60 sfg