Tozobron
Syrup
Description
The formulation of Tozobron is particularly recommended for soothing cough symptoms. Green Anise – It has a stimulating effect on bronchial secretions. Balsam of Tolu – It is recommended for Bronchitis, Asthma, Pulmonary emphysema and irritant coughs. The balm is highly antiseptic. It is commonly ingested for its anticatarral and expectorant properties, helping with bronchitis. Polygala – It is used to help with regular breathing. The root exerts a stimulating action on the bronchial mucosa, leading to the elimination of expectoration from coughing and relieving breathing difficulties. Thyme – Known for its expectorating properties. Tilia – It has antiinflammatory, antispasmodic and vasodilator properties. It has excellent antispasmodic properties. It is recommended for bronchial phlegm, bronchitis, asthma, flu and bad coughs in children. Pine – It is used to treat asthma, bronchitis and other respiratory infections. It exerts a purifying and refreshing effect
- Medicines
- Coughing
- Flu
- Colds
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