Botalife 10 ml Cedar Tar

Hello, Cedar tar can be effective in treating bronchitis. It can help to relieve skin irritation, inflammation, redness and itching. It can also alleviate situations such as skin cracking, peeling or blistering. It can improve acne. It can relieve arthritis pain. It can be used for bowel complaints. It can be used in the treatment of ulcers and reflux. However, it is important to consult a healthcare professional before starting any treatment. In case of any side effects or allergic reactions, you should immediately stop using it and consult a health professional. This information is of a general nature and should not be relied upon as professional medical advice.

Hello, it can be taken directly or dropped into a sugar cube and taken together, optionally with water.

Hello, Botalife Cedar Tar is for skin use. It is applied by spreading a thin layer in the area to be used. It is recommended to test a small section of skin for the first use. Avoid contact with eyes. If sensitivity occurs, discontinue use. If it is to be used for hair and scalp, it can be left for a while after application and then washed off. We wish you healthy days

Cedar tar oil can be used as a supportive treatment for eczema and itching; it's typically diluted and applied to the skin. Diluted form instead of direct use: Since tar oil can be dense and irritating, it is usually diluted with carrier oils such as olive oil or almond oil and applied to the skin at a rate of 5-10%. Application area: In scabies treatment, it is usually applied from the neck down to the whole body. When hands are washed, it needs to be reapplied. Duration: In traditional applications, it is recommended to continue wearing the same garment and bed linen for 2–3 days, followed by cleaning. Things to Consider: Risk of Irritation: If tar oil is applied to the skin in its pure form, it can cause burning, redness, and irritation. Therefore, it should definitely be diluted. Not a definitive treatment: Has limited effect on killing mite

Cedar tar oil can be used as a supportive treatment for eczema and itching; it's typically diluted and applied to the skin. Diluted form instead of direct use: Since tar oil can be dense and irritating, it is usually diluted with carrier oils such as olive oil or almond oil and applied to the skin at a rate of 5-10%. Application area: In scabies treatment, it is usually applied from the neck down to the whole body. When hands are washed, it needs to be reapplied. Duration: In traditional applications, it is recommended to continue wearing the same garment and bed linen for 2–3 days, followed by cleaning. Things to Consider: Risk of Irritation: If tar oil is applied to the skin in its pure form, it can cause burning, redness, and irritation. Therefore, it should definitely be diluted. Not a definitive treatment: Has limited effect on killing mite

Hello, it is approximately 8-9 grams.

Hello, try drinking it every other day instead of once a day.

Hello, it can be used individually. You should get support from a healthcare professional for a definitive solution.

Hello, just a drop in the mouth is enough. However, unfortunately, due to platform rules, we cannot share health declaration information that includes indications, diseases, and benefits related to the products. We wish you healthy and happy days

Hello, unfortunately, due to platform rules, we cannot share health declaration information containing indications, diseases and benefits related to the products. We wish you healthy and happy days

Hello, yes you can use