Pleo-OKU (Okoubasan) drops 2X 30mL

Description

Food Intolerances, Anti-Parasite

✓  Food poisoning
✓  Overeating and overindulgence
✓  Food intolerances and GI infections

Pleo Oku (Okoubasan) is derived from Okoubaka aubrevillei and is used in cases of food poisoning, healing of infectious diseases of the gastrointestinal tract, food intolerances and during elimination of metabolic waste products.

Acute diarrhea, especially after food poisoning, infections of the gastro intestinal tract, food intolerances, prophylactically in cases of change of nutrition and climate; during a regulation therapy for elimination of
metabolic waste products.

Characteristics:

Okoubasan® is produced from the dried bark of Okoubakaaubrevillei, a tree which is mainly found in West Africa. In popular medicine, the pulverized bark is internally administered as a detoxicant. This old native’s remedy was used by the chieftan’s “food tasters” in order to protect them from poisoning. Today, Okoubaka aubrevillei is also used for treatment of food poisoning and for healing infectious diseases of the gastrointestinal tract.

Application:

Unless otherwise prescribed: For oral intake: in case of acute conditions 5 drops every half to full hour. In case of chronic conditions 5 drops, 1-3 x times daily.

Side effects:

Because of the specific organic components of Okoubasan®, theoretically, hypersensitivity may occur. In this case, discontinue use and treat symptomatically.

Contraindications:

This product contains 70 % (v/v) alcohol (ethanol). This may present a health risk in cases of liver diseases, alcoholism, epilepsy, brain damage, pregnancy, and in children. The action of other drugs may be reduced or intensified.

Adverse reactions: None known.
Interactions with other remedies: None known.

Precautions: As with all medications and due to the variations of clinical studies, professional medical advice should be sought prior to recommending this product to women during pregnancy or breastfeeding, as well as with children.

Duration of treatment: Dependent on the advice of the physician or health care professional.