Capilar cooling cream-balm for the body, 75 ml

For many years the capillary therapy of the Russian doctor Zalmanov has been successfully used in the largest clinics and medical centers of Rome, Paris and Berlin.

The Capilar cream-balm has been developed in accordance with the teachings of A. S. С. Zalmanov. The eminent doctor, anticipating the continuation of his life’s work, wrote: “Changes of capillary walls must become the basis of medicine of the future”.

In the 1930s, Dr. Zalmanov began using turpentine baths for capillary therapy. Their use allowed to open closed capillaries, to stimulate their work and significantly improve blood flow. This method had excellent therapeutic effect, but, unfortunately, was complicated and required caution in application.

Modern research has not only confirmed the high effectiveness of Zalmanov’s method, but has also allowed to go further in the development of his teachings. A number of substances with a capillary effect similar to turpentine have been found.

The latest technology has made it possible to produce Zalmanov baths “in a tube” in the form of Capilar cream, which not only has a similar healing effect, but is also very easy to use. This is, in fact, Dr. Zalmanov’s dry baths.

The composition of this unique cream-balm included natural capillary active substances – turpentine and its “brothers”: camphor, mint and pine oil. The most valuable component of Capilar cream is Dihydroquercetin – bioflavonoid Siberian larch. This is one of the best capillarozaschitnyh substances. Thanks to a carefully selected composition Capilar cream has a truly unique curative effect: a pronounced kapillyaroprotektornoy and antioxidant properties. Remarkably it penetrates deep into the skin.

Composition

Special Instructions

Do not apply Capilar cream-balm on damaged skin surface, mucous membranes, eczematous surfaces and open sores. If the cream-balm comes into contact with the eyes, rinse with plenty of water.

Contraindications

Capilar cream-balm should not be used if you are hypersensitive to any component of the drug.

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