BRONCHOZYN™

Bronchozyn™ is a natural botanical formula used traditionally to support lung health.

Ingredients: Adhotoda vasica, Tylophora indica, Coleus forskohlii, Alpinia galanga, and other natural botanical ingredients.

Indications: Supports healthy lung function.

Packaging/Size: 90 Tablets

Adhotoda vasica is used traditionally as a lung tonic and for bronchitis and asthma conditions. Several alkaloids in its leaves produce dilation of the bronchial tubes in laboratory experiments.

Tylophora indica also known as Tylophora asmatica is a traditional herb used for asmatic conditions.

Coleus forskohlii is traditionally for the support of healthy lung functioning.

Alpina galanga is used traditionally for catarrhal and lung conditions.

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