MediHerb ResCo Phytosynergist 200ml

ResCo Phytosynergist® contains herbs traditionally used in Western herbal medicine for their expectorant, antispasmodic and anticatarrhal activity and relieves inflammation to bronchial mucosa. ResCo Phytosynergist® liquid contains licorice which has been traditionally used in Western herbal medicine for its antitussive action.

Indications

• Licorice Root, EuphorbiaandGrindelia are traditionally used in Western herbal medicine:
  - for relief of symptoms of catarrh due to bronchial irritation by relieving mucous congestion and soothing bronchial airways
  - to support lung health
• Licorice Root is traditionally used in Western herbal medicine for the temporary relief of mild bronchial cough

Dose:

Adults: 5 mL with juice or water 3 times daily. Stir well and consume immediately.

Ingredients:

Allergen Information

Excipients

Maltodextrin, water, ethanol

Warnings:

• Do not use if pregnant or likely to become pregnant.
• Contraindicated for use by breastfeeding and lactating women.
• Due to methyl chavicol in fennel oil, use in children under 12 years is not recommended.
• Due to Licorice: caution is advised in patients receiving prednisolone by injection, in those taking albendazole and in those with elevated liver enzymes taking immunosuppressives; contraindicated in hypertension and oedema.
• Avoid long-term use in patients taking antihypertensive medications, digoxin and potassium-depleting drugs other than thiazide and loop diuretics (such as corticosteroids). Caution is advised in patients taking cilostazol, due to the risk of hypokalaemia. Place patients on a high-potassium diet.
• Ginger should be used cautiously in patients taking antacids (it may decrease the effectiveness due to an increase in gastric secretory activity). Caution in those taking crizotinib.
• Children under two years of age should not be treated for symptoms of respiratory tract infections without medical advice.
• Contains ethanol 46% v/v.
• Discontinue 7 days prior to general anaesthesia.
• If coughing persists seek additional professional advice. If patient symptoms persist, seek additional professional advice.