BIG BURCH ROOT DRAGIES 0.3G N50 - HORST (Lopuh) (Большого обыкновенного лопуха драже)

What is the product?

Horst Suur Takjajuure Dražeed 0,3 g N50 is a burdock root food supplement in easy-to-take sugar-coated dragées. Burdock root, also known as Arctium lappa, has a long history in European herbal use and is also known as a food plant in East Asia. People usually choose burdock root when they want a traditional herbal option that fits a balanced diet and an active lifestyle, especially in periods when they pay more attention to metabolic balance and the condition of skin and hair.

Key components

The value of burdock root lies in its naturally occurring compounds. It contains inulin, a prebiotic fibre that is not digested in the stomach but is used by beneficial gut bacteria. The root also provides polyphenols and essential oils — plant substances that help explain why burdock has remained relevant in traditional herbal practice for so long. Trace minerals such as iron and manganese are present in the plant as well.

• Inulin: a prebiotic fibre not digested in the stomach, used by beneficial gut bacteria.
• Polyphenols: plant substances contributing to the traditional relevance of burdock.
• Essential oils: plant substances supporting traditional herbal use.
• Trace minerals such as iron and manganese are present.

When to use

The dragée form is practical for people who do not want to prepare herbal teas or decoctions. Compared with loose herbal raw material, dragées are simpler to carry and easier to include with meals. This format may suit adults who prefer measured portions and a familiar supplement form rather than a bitter or earthy-tasting infusion. Burdock root supplements are often chosen seasonally or as part of a broader nutrition-focused plan that includes enough fibre, fluids and varied meals.

Important cautions

Because this is a herbal supplement, it is worth using it thoughtfully. Horst burdock root dragées are not a medicine and are not a substitute for a varied diet. If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, have known sensitivity to burdock or other Asteraceae plants, or want to combine herbal products with regular medication, it is sensible to check first with a healthcare professional.

• Not a medicine and not a substitute for a varied diet.
• If pregnant or breastfeeding, have known sensitivity to burdock or other Asteraceae plants, or plan to combine with medication, consult a healthcare professional.