Children's Cold Care by Herbs of Gold

Children’s Cold Care by Herbs of Gold has a combination of ingredients that are traditionally used in Western herbal medicine which will help to relieve symptoms of common flu and colds in children. This product has a delicious blackcurrant flavour, which makes it easier to give to children. This formula is naturally sweetened with stevia in a glycerol base.

The added elderberry is traditionally used in Western herbal medicine to help relieve symptoms of sore throat. Elderberry is packed with antioxidants, which may help to boost the immune system. Another ingredient in this product is echinacea, which is used in Western herbal medicine to decrease the symptoms of common cold and flu in children.

The benefits of Children’s Cold Care by Herbs of Gold are:

• Support immune system health in children.
• Support general health and wellbeing in children.
• Maintain immune system health to fight illness in children.
• Support the relieve of mild upper respiratory tract congestion
• Relieve of mild fever in children

Children’s Cold Care by Herbs of Gold has a combination of ingredients that will support a healthy immune system in children as well as relieve the symptoms of common cold and flu. No parent likes to see their child sick, so when you see that a cold or the flu is about to hit your child take the necessary precautions to help relieve the symptoms.

Each serve (5ml) of Children’s Cold Care by Herbs of Gold has:

• 2g of Sambucus nigra juice conc. (Elderberry)
• 500mg of Olea Europaea leaf extract (Olive)
• 250mg of Echinacea angustifolia root extract (Echinacea)
• Naturally sweetened with stevia in a glycerol base
• Contains potassium sorbate
• No added soy, egg, milk, peanut or tree nut.
• No yeast, lactose, gluten or animal product.
• No artificial flavourings, colourings, sweeteners or preservatives.

Warning: Not to be used in children under two years of age without medical advice. Not to be used in children under 5 years for relieve of mild fever. If symptoms persist, talk to your health professional.