Xandú Formula

The Xandú formula is an option to treat digestive conditions such as relieving stomach pain, for nausea, diarrhea, colic, as well as for respiratory diseases such as flu, bronchitis and colds and as a stimulant and relaxant.


Ingredients:

🌱 Cempasuchil (Tagetes erecta L.)
🌱 Peppermint (Mentha Spicata)
🌱 Cocoa (Theobroma cacao L.)


What does Xandú mean?

💀 Xandú in Zapotec is the name given to the Day of the Dead celebration in Juchitán, Oaxaca. In that community, families go to homes and bring offerings such as candles, flowers or food. Our xandú formula is our way of offering well-being on these dates.

Why is the Xandú formula an ideal option for this season?

❇️ Cempasúchil: Anciently used to treat digestive ailments such as stomach pain, "empacho", diarrhea and colic. To enter without fear the bread of the dead

❇️ Peppermint: It is usually common to prepare marigold with peppermint leaves to relieve stomach pain, it also has antiviral properties and to improve digestion.

❇️ Cocoa: Complements the formula as a stimulating, relaxing vehicle and to improve intestinal transit. Its scientific name comes from the Greek theos = god and joke = food, which means food of the gods. Over time, more than 100 medicinal properties have been attributed to it, a true delicacy.



Indications:

✔ Take 4 sublingual drops, 3 times a day.
✔ It is recommended to take before or after meals
✔ If you are undergoing another medical treatment, you can take the microdoses that correspond to your condition 20 minutes apart.
✔ Its use is not recommended in pregnant or lactating women, people with hypertension or allergies to any of the components (marigolds, mint or cocoa).
✔ Keep in a cool place away from light.



🔹 This product is not a medicine, its consumption is the responsibility of the person who uses and recommends it.
🔹 At Dosis de Vida, we try to use reliable bibliographic information, based on clinical and anthropological studies of medicinal plants, in the same way we follow the microdose preparation method exposed by the Autonomous University of Chapingo and Dr. Eugenio Martinez Bravo.