SBL Stobal Cough Syrup







Description :

   A cough is your body's method of reacting when something bothers your throat or aviation routes. An aggravation invigorates nerves that make an impression on your cerebrum. The cerebrum then, at that point tells muscles in your chest and midsection to push air out of your lungs to compel out the aggravation. A periodic hack is typical and solid. A hack that perseveres for half a month or one that raises stained or ridiculous bodily fluid may show a condition that needs clinical consideration. Now and again, hacking can be extremely strong. Delayed, energetic hacking can aggravate the lungs and cause considerably really hacking. It is likewise debilitating and can cause restlessness, unsteadiness or blacking out, migraines, urinary incontinence, regurgitating, and surprisingly broken ribs.

                                                                   SBL Stobal Cough Syrup is effective in all types of cough (dry & wet), irritation in throat, cough associated with bronchitis, laryngitis, tracheitis and in whooping cough. Most cough syrups in the market contain narcotic derivative like codeine which has narcotic effect. This can lead to addition as well as reduce mental activity causing drowsiness. These cough syrups should not be given to children as well as to pregnant and lactating mothers. SBL's stobal cough syrup with no narcotics helps in facilitating recovery from cough and wheezes and thus, often helps in avoiding usage of antibiotics. Stobal cough syrup is a safe and effective remedy, and is well suited for all age groups. It has no narcotics. Safe for pregnant women, children and elderly persons.


Composition :

Pulsatilla nigricans                                    3X
Justicia adhatoda                                      3x
Rumex crispus                                          3x
Ipecacuanha                                             3x




Dosage :

 Adult: One tablespoon 3-5 times a day 

 Children: One teaspoon 3-5 times a day
     or as prescribed by the physician