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Evening primrose with vitamin E
Capsules with Evening primrose oil which help maintain hormonal balance and skin health.
Capsules with Evening primrose oil which help maintain hormonal balance and skin health.
Evening primrose oil:
- Helps maintain hormonal balance.
- Helps to maintain skin health
This product contains oil from evening primroses that is a source of unsaturated fatty acids supplemented with vitamin E, which has antioxidant properties. Primrose oil contributes to balancing skin hydration and therefore maintaining its elasticity. It also moderates menstrual problems.
1 capsule contains:
| Content in1 capsule | % RDI* | |
| Evening Primrose Oil out of which: - Gamma Linolenic Acid - Linolenic Acid |
495 mg 10% 70% |
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| Vitamin E | 3.35 mg | 28% |
*% RDI = % Recommended Daily Intake in a single capsule.
- Composition: Evening Primrose Oil (Oleum oenotherae), gelatin, humectants glycerol and sorbitol, D,L-alpha- tocoferolacetate, purified water.
- Contents: 60 soft gelatin capsules.
- Dosage: 1 - 2 capsules 3 times a day. The capsules should be taken with meals and swallowed with a glass of water.
The recommended dosage must not be exceeded.
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Warning:
It is not intended for children under 3 years of age. Keep out of reach of children. It is not intended as a replacement of a well-balanced diet. Do not use in case of blood clotting disorders or in case of using any medication influencing blood clotting. If you use any medication or food supplements or if you have any health problems consult using this product with your physician.
Did you know....
Evening primrose is a 2 m tall plant that in the first year builds only low bundles of leaves and in the second year the blossoming stems grows up. Primrose has dark yellow flowers sized 8 cm. These flowers open in the evening around 6 p.m. and close after 24 hours. The scent of flowers is apparent especially at night when they are pollinated especially by night butterflies. Anthers mature first and stigma is capable of pollination no sooner than evening of the next day. Evening primrose is erroneously claimed and still thought to originate in North America and was imported to Europe at the beginning of the1600´s. However, the truth is that evening primrose was most likely imported from the Far East or originates directly in Europe. In the early 1700´s it was used in Europe as a root crop; its roots in the first year of life may be dug out and used for preparing salads. Locally, evening primrose was used as animal feed and later on as a herbal remedy.
