What is ABS Oil 50 ml?
ABS Oil is a herbal extract in an oil form that comes in 50 ml bottles.
It is made from a combination of natural plant-based ingredients known for their healing and anti-inflammatory properties.
The oil has a yellow-green color, a mild, specific aroma, and a pleasant taste.
What are the active ingredients in ABS Oil?
ABS Herbal Oil contains a rich blend of natural plant extracts.
Here is the complete list of active ingredients along with their respective quantities in 100 ml of the oil extract:
- Parmelia (lichen) thallus – 4.000 g
- Cumin seeds – 2.500 g
- Japanese pagoda tree fruits – 1.600 g
- Yarrow (trifid bur-marigold) herb – 1.500 g
- Burnet roots and rhizomes – 1.500 g
- Tormentil (upright cinquefoil) rhizomes – 1.250 g
- Calamus (sweet flag) rhizomes – 1.250 g
- Psoralea corylifolia fruits – 0.500 g
- Eucalyptus leaves – 0.400 g
- Viburnum bark – 0.300 g
- Knotgrass (bird's knotweed) herb – 0.250 g
- Plantain leaves – 0.250 g
- Bilberry fruits – 0.230 g
- Coltsfoot leaves – 0.200 g
- Licorice roots – 0.150 g
- Walnut fruits – 0.150 g
- Birch buds – 0.125 g
- Flax seeds – 0.125 g
- Rosehip fruits – 0.125 g
- Sweet clover herb – 0.100 g
- Greater celandine herb – 0.100 g
- Ammi majus fruits – 0.075 g
- Oak bark – 0.075 g
- Juniper berries – 0.055 g
- Peppermint leaves – 0.040 g
- Sage leaves – 0.020 g
- Alder cones – 0.020 g
- Parsnip fruits – 0.020 g
In addition to these active ingredients, the oil contains sunflower oil as an excipient, making up the remainder of the volume to 100 ml.
This combination of herbs and plant extracts provides ABS Herbal Oil with its therapeutic properties.
What are the therapeutic uses of ABS Oil?
ABS Oil is used as part of comprehensive therapy for several health conditions, including:
- Respiratory conditions such as chronic tonsillitis, laryngitis, rhinitis, and bronchitis.
- Gastrointestinal issues like gastritis, peptic ulcers, colitis, and hemorrhoids.
- Gynecological problems such as cervical erosion and vaginitis.
- Skin conditions including burns, frostbite, pressure sores, and radiation injuries.
- Dental problems like stomatitis, gingivitis, and periodontal disease.
How is ABS Oil used?
For respiratory conditions:
It can be taken orally (1 teaspoon three times a day before meals) or applied as nasal drops. For rhinitis, the oil can be soaked in a cotton swab and inserted into the nostrils for 20-30 minutes.
For digestive conditions:
Take 1 dessert spoon 40-60 minutes before meals, three times daily, for two weeks.
For skin conditions:
Apply directly to the affected area and cover with a sterile dressing. Continue the treatment until the wound heals.
For gynecological issues:
After cleaning the affected area, apply a tampon soaked in the oil. The treatment lasts for 1-2 weeks.
For dental issues:
Use as a mouth rinse or apply directly to the gums and mouth ulcers 3-4 times a day.
Are there any side effects of ABS Oil?
Some users may experience local allergic reactions such as itching or burning.
If these occur, discontinue use and consult a healthcare professional.
Who should avoid using ABS Oil?
People with hypersensitivity or allergies to any of the ingredients should avoid using this product.
Pregnant and breastfeeding women should use it only after consulting with a healthcare provider, weighing the benefits against the risks.
How should ABS Oil be stored?
Store ABS Oil in a cool, dark place at a temperature not exceeding 15°C (59°F).
Keep it out of reach of children.
What is the shelf life of ABS Oil?
ABS Oil has a shelf life of three years.
Do not use it after the expiration date.
