Bear Fat Melted
Bear Fat Melted Natural 200ml
Bear Fat Melted Composition
Natural melted bear fat
Biologically active components, not less than: content of polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFA) omega 3 – 6%, monounsaturated oleic fatty acid – 45%, vitamin E – 25 mg / 100 g, PUFA, total – 18%.
Pharmacological effect
Bear fat is a natural complex of proteins, nucleic acids, vitamins, and minerals, which, in an easily digestible form, can penetrate into the cell in their original form, thus ensuring normal functioning in general. Bear fat protects the liver from damage caused by antibiotics and other medications, including chemotherapy drugs used in oncology, in cases of acute and chronic diseases. Melted bear fat compensates for the disruption of enzyme formation caused by inadequate nutrition. When taking bear fat, the body quickly clears itself of disease-causing agents, and purulent wounds and ulcers heal quickly, and inflammatory foci in the lungs and bronchi dissolve.
Indications of Bear Fat Melted
As a biologically active food supplement – an additional source of omega 3 PUFAs, monounsaturated fatty acids, vitamin E.
How to take, course of admission and dosage
Adults take 2 teaspoons once a day with meals. Duration of use: 1 month.
Natural melted bear fat for joints, muscles, skin diseases, burns, wounds and other problems
External Use:
For joint and muscle pain, arthritis, osteochondrosis, and sprains:
rub the fat into the affected area until it feels warm. For a more effective treatment, you can make a compress: apply a thin layer of fat to the skin, cover with gauze or cotton cloth, wrap in plastic wrap, and wrap with a scarf or towel. Leave it on for 30-60 minutes, then remove any excess. Regular use (in courses of 10-14 days) helps reduce discomfort and stiffness.
For burns:
first rinse the affected area with cold water, applying a damp bandage if necessary. Only after 30-60 minutes can you apply a thin layer of bear fat. Treatment involves applying the product 2-3 times daily until complete healing. Do not use on deep burns (3rd degree) or if blisters have opened on 2nd degree burns.
For skin conditions (psoriasis, eczema, neurodermatitis, urticaria, furunculosis, etc.):
apply the fat to the affected areas with gentle stroking movements, preferably in the evening. It is quickly absorbed without restricting skin respiration, relieving flaking and itching. For psoriasis, it is recommended to apply the product to the affected areas in 30-day courses.
For a runny nose:
You can make a compress: slightly warm the product, wrap it in gauze, and apply it to the bridge of the nose.
To treat wounds and cuts:
apply the fat to the affected area; it stimulates natural tissue regeneration.
In cosmetology:
bear fat is used to moisturize and nourish the skin, eliminate dryness and flaking, and combat wrinkles. For example, you can make a face mask: apply the warmed fat, and after a while, blot the skin with a hot, damp cloth. For foot and palm care, night cream masks with bear fat, beeswax, and essential oils are recommended.
Important Recommendations:
Preparing the fat. Before applying, warm the fat slightly (for example, in a double boiler) until it becomes a liquid consistency.
Allergy Test:
Before first use, perform a sensitivity test: apply a small amount of the product to the inside of your elbow. If there is no reaction after 24 hours, you can use the product.
Shelf life
24 months
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