• Emollient and soothing action on the oropharyngeal mucous membranes, helping to improve vocal tone: Hedge Mustard, Common Mallow, Iceland Moss and Blue Gum.

Hedge Mustard: This plant is known as the “Singer’s Plant”, a name that hints as to its properties. It is helpful to anyone with problems connected to vocal tone.

Common Mallow: Its name derives from the Latin meaning “soft”, because, since ancient times, it has been known for its emollient properties. Mucilages, found primarily in the leaves and flowers, are responsible for the fluidifying and soothing action on mucosa.

Propolis: Bees collect the resin produced by trees to repair “wounds” in their bark, enriching it with valuable ingredients to transform it into propolis. Its consistency allows it to adhere to the walls of the throat.

Liquorice: It is primarily the roots (at least 3-4 years old) of the liquorice plant that are used. The smallest, dried roots are used to make traditional liquorice sticks, while from the others a black liquid is extracted containing high levels of glycyrrhizin. This substance helps to maintain throat health.

Peppermint: This aromatic herb with an intense flavour gives the product a very pleasant taste as well as offering benefits to the upper respiratory tract.