Ralson Remedies Alfa-G Alfalfa Tonic With Ginseng (200ml)

Ralson Remedies Alfa-G Alfalfa Tonic With Ginseng (200ml) – Complete Vitality Restorer

A biochemic-herbal synergy formulated to address physical weakness, mental fatigue, and nutritional deficiencies. This alcohol-based tonic combines alfalfa’s nutritive properties with ginseng’s adaptogenic action for holistic rejuvenation.

Uses of Alfa-G Tonic

• Reverses post-illness weakness and convalescence
• Manages menopausal symptoms (hot flashes, bone weakness)
• Addresses chronic fatigue syndrome and prostration
• Improves nutritional anemia and appetite
• Reduces stress-related insomnia and anxiety

Key Active Ingredients

Herbal Components (Q Potency)

• Alfalfa – Rich in vitamins K/C/B and minerals
• Ginseng – Enhances physical stamina and cognitive function
• Hydrastis canadensis – Supports digestive absorption
• Avena sativa – Nervine tonic for exhaustion

Biochemic Tissue Salts

• Kalium phosphoricum 3x – Nerve nutrient for depression
• Calcarea phosphorica 6x – Bone mineralization support
• Ferrum aceticum 6x – Iron metabolism for anemia

Key Benefits

• Dual-action formula: Herbal + biochemic approach
• Gender-specific dosing for hormonal balance
• Alcohol-based for enhanced bioavailability
• No sedative effects – safe for daytime use
• Supports bone density in osteoporosis risk cases

Direction of Use

Dosage

• Men/Postmenopausal Women: 15ml (1 tbsp) thrice daily
• Menstruating Women: 5ml (1 tsp) thrice daily
• Pregnant/Lactating Women: Under medical supervision only

Administration

• Dilute in 50ml water before meals
• Morning dose preferably on empty stomach
• Minimum 3-month course for chronic conditions

Safety Information

• Contraindications:

  • Active peptic ulcers
  • Hemochromatosis (iron overload)
  • Ginseng-sensitive individuals

• Precautions:

  • May interact with anticoagulants
  • Monitor blood pressure in hypertensives
  • Not for children <12 years

FAQ

Q: Can this replace iron supplements for anemia?
A: Helps mild nutritional anemia but severe cases require dedicated iron therapy.

Q: Why different doses for menstruating women?
A: Lower dose prevents potential hormonal modulation during reproductive years.

Q: How does this differ from regular multivitamins?
A: Combines nutrient-rich herbs with tissue salts for functional improvement beyond basic nutrition.

Q: Best time to take for insomnia?
A: Last dose before 6PM to avoid ginseng-induced alertness.

Note:

Persistent fatigue or bone pain requires medical evaluation to rule out serious pathologies.