AMUFORT^® Kids

AMUFORT^® Kids maintains, strengthens and soothes the respiratory tract.*

This dietary supplement is a unique 2-in-1 formula based on Pelargonium sidoides on the one hand and propolis, Eucalyptus globulus and Pinus sylvestris on the other.

Respiratory tract protection and increased immunity are 2 important factors in achieving increased resistance to bacteria, viruses and other winter ailments.

Pelargonium sidoides has been extensively studied. One of the leading studies on this (available in a link at the side), conducted by Prof. H. Kolodziej, Free University of Berlin, has demonstrated the properties of the main constituent Pelargonium Sidoides.

Maximum protection and a strong immune system are the most important aspects for the body during the winter and especially during periods of flu or lingering bacteria and viruses.

*Pelargonium contributes to good respiratory health.

HOW TO USE?

Children 3-4 years 1 teaspoon/twice a day

Children 5-6 years 2 teaspoons/twice a day

Children 7-12 years 1 tablespoon/twice a day

Adults 2 tablespoons/twice a day

FAQ

Can I combine AMUFORT® Kids with other medicines?
Yes, no interactions between Amufort Kids and other drugs have been reported.

May diabetics use AMUFORT® Kids?
Yes, Amufort® Kids does not contain sugar as such. The daily amount of sugar absorbed (from certain Amufort® excipients) is diabetologically irrelevant and is calculated in the daily sugar intake of the diabetic patient.

How do I store AMUFORT® Kids?
Store out of the sight and reach of children. Store in the original packaging, below 30° C.

What is our respiratory system and what does it consist of?
Our respiratory system is made up of the various organs that allow us to breathe. Breathing is in fact an exchange of gases between ourselves and the environment. The respiratory system consists of several parts:

- 1. The upper respiratory tract or our mouth, nose (cavities) and pharynx
- 2. The lower respiratory tract or our larynx and trachea
- 3. The lung system with our bronchi, alveoli, lungs and pleura
- 4. The respiratory muscles.

It is the working together of this totality that makes it possible for us to breathe. Our body naturally tries to protect our respiratory system and to keep out or expel foreign substances and organisms: think of the inhibiting effect on these of our nose hairs, or of coughing and sneezing.

What are the most common diseases or disorders of our respiratory system?
These are mainly the inflammations that can be either bacterial or viral. They can result in one or more symptoms and discomforts, ranging from a cough (dry cough or mucous cough) or sore throat to fever, cold and flu. In other words, it is very important that we take good care of our respiratory system, maintain it and protect it.

INTERESTING LINKS

• De geneeskracht van pelargonium-sidoides
• Immune Responses Induced by Pelargonium Sidoides Extract in Serum and Nasal Mucosa of Athletes After Exhaustive Exercise
• Immune Responses Induced by Pelargonium Sidoides Extract in Serum and Nasal Mucosa of Athletes After Exhaustive Exercise: Modulation of Secretory IgA, IL-6 and IL-15
• Evaluation of Efficacy and Tolerability of a Fixed Combination of Dry Extracts of Thyme Herb and Primrose Root in Adults Suffering From Acute Bronchitis With Productive Cough. A Prospective, Double-Blind, Placebo-Controlled Multicentre Clinical Trial

RECOMMENDATIONS

• A dietary supplement may not replace a varied and balanced diet or a healthy lifestyle.
• Keep out of the reach of young children.
• Do not exceed the recommended daily intake.
• Not suitable for children under 3 years.
• Due to its natural origin, light precipitation may occur. However, this does not affect the quality in any way.

ACTIVE COMPONENTS

• Pelargonium sidoides (pelargonium) is a plant native to South Africa. The root of the pelargonium strengthens the natural resistance of our organism and protects the respiratory tract against external aggressions. Pelargonium prevents the attachment of viruses and bacteria to the mucosa of the respiratory tract.
• Thanks to the presence of essential oil, eucalyptus has an expectorant effect and is therefore mainly used for its soothing effect on the respiratory tract. It calms the throat and allows you to breathe easily again.

INGREDIENTS