The product is plant material containing essential oils, phytoncides and tannins. These are the components that make the infusion aromatic and rich, but they also call for care in a number of situations.
- Allergy to conifers. If you react to pine, spruce or other conifers, the buds are not used: individual intolerance to the components is a contraindication according to the label.
- Pregnancy and breastfeeding. The effect of concentrated plant extracts during this period has not been sufficiently studied — consult a doctor before use.
- Chronic diseases. In kidney, liver or gastrointestinal diseases, strong herbal decoctions may be undesirable — check with a specialist.
- Children. For children, the dosage and whether to use the product at all are best discussed with a paediatrician.
- Taking medicines. Some plant substances can affect the absorption of medicines, so if you are on medication, tell your doctor about any herbal additions to your diet.
This is not a medicinal product and it is not intended to treat or prevent disease. The label recommends consulting a specialist before use in any case.