Lotus Watercress oil 60 ml

Lotus Watercress oil 60 ml

Properties:

-Watercress has a very high water content, but it’s also a good source of beta-carotene (which becomes Vitamin A in the body), Vitamin C, and a type of Omega-3-fatty acid called alpha-linolenic acid.

-It removes toxins from the body resulting from smoking or anything else. 

-It is useful in removing carcinogens and defeating cancer cells. Therefore, it helps prevent breast and lung cancer.

-Useful for the health of teeth and nails and in the treatment of osteoporosis because it contains a high percentage of calcium.

-It cleanses the intestines, prevents stone formation, cleanses the kidneys, and prevents anemia, heart disease, and atherosclerosis.

-Delays the appearance of wrinkles and signs of aging.

-Maintains the skin, gives it the necessary refreshment and hydration, and protects it from direct sunlight.

-Strengthens hair follicles and stimulates blood circulation in the scalp.

It prolongs and strengthens hair, prevents its fall, and protects it from damage.

-Useful in dandruff treatment

Directions for use:

These are common recommendations. To prescribe, correct or cancel watercress oil intake, it is better to ask your doctor’s advice.

• For oral intake:

2 tea spoons before meals or add watercress oil in the same amount to your salad or any other meal.

• For external use:-

-For the skin: Apply a suitable amount of oil to the skin and gently massage it twice a day to get healthy skin and protect it from sunlight.

-For hair: Heat the required amount of oil depending on the length of the hair until it becomes warm, then massage the scalp and even the ends of the hair, then cover with a towel slightly moistened with hot water, or polyethylene coating, leave for an hour or two hours. And then rinse with warm water, and it can be used three times a week.

Warnings and precautions:

• Watercress is possibly safe when taken by mouth in amounts used in medicine, short-term. When it is used long-term or in very large amounts, watercress can cause damage to the stomach. 
• Pregnancy and breast-feeding:

Watercress is not recommended during pregnancy. It might start menstruation and cause a miscarriage. It’s best to avoid use. It is not known if watercress is safe to use when breast-feeding. Stay on the safe side and avoid use.

• Children:

Watercress is not safe for use as a medicine in children, especially in those younger than four years old.

• Avoid using watercress oil if you have stomach or intestinal ulcers.
• Avoid using watercress oil if you have kidney disease.
• Inform your doctor before Watercress oil intake if you have any other serious disease.
• Take special caution and tell your doctor if you take any of the following medications:

-Lithium

-Chlorzoxazone

-Warfarin

• Keep out of reach of children.

Storage:

Store in a cool, dry place, out of sun exposure.

Package: 

Carton box holds a plastic container with a 60 ml glass bottle and an insert leaflet.