A-Hepatica

No: licence discontinued

The licence holder discontinued the product licence.

Licence status Discontinued; licensed March 27, 2014.

Natural Product Number (NPN): 80049778
Licence holder: Biomed International Products Corp.Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada
Dosage form: Liquid
Route: Oral
Licensing route: Non-Traditional
First licensed: March 27, 2014

Medicinal ingredients

Per dosage unit, as licensed.

Ingredient	Amount	Source and potency
Artemisia absinthium	0.407 ml	Stem(s); 1:6.057 extract; equivalent to .0672 g dried herb
Artemisia absinthium	0.407 ml	Leaf; 1:6.057 extract; equivalent to .0672 g dried herb
Artemisia absinthium	0.407 ml	Flower; 1:6.057 extract; equivalent to .0672 g dried herb
Cichorium intybus	0.1038 ml	Root; 1:6.006 extract; equivalent to .01729 g dried herb
Melissa officinalis	0.8 ml	Leaf; 1:6.000 extract; equivalent to .13334 g dried herb
Cnicus benedictus	1.2 ml	Leaf; 1:6.000 extract; equivalent to .2 g dried herb
Cnicus benedictus	1.2 ml	Stem(s); 1:6.000 extract; equivalent to .2 g dried herb
Cnicus benedictus	1.2 ml	Flower; 1:6.000 extract; equivalent to .2 g dried herb
Citrus aurantium	0.4497 ml	Skin; 1:6.006 extract; equivalent to .07488 g dried herb
Coriandrum sativum	0.0057 ml	Seed(s); 1:.600 extract; equivalent to .00949 g dried herb
Pimpinella anisum	0.077 ml	Fruit; 1:6.006 extract; equivalent to .01282 g dried herb
Geum urbanum	0.4036 ml	Root; 1:6.006 extract; equivalent to .0672 g dried herb
Cinnamomum verum	0.0115 ml	Root bark; 1:6.006 extract; equivalent to .00192 g dried herb

The licence’s own wording. Directions, doses, cautions and warnings are on the official record and the label.

Blessed thistle is traditionally used in Herbal Medicine as a digestive tonic and bitter to increase appetite. Blessed thistle and lemon balm are traditionally used in Herbal Medicine to help relieve dyspepsia and aid digestion.

Purified water; Ethanol