Betamega Tussi Syrup For Children: A Nutritional Supplement, Anti-Cough, Decongestant, and Expectorant with Thyme, Ginger, Turmeric, and Cinnamon, 100 ml
Betamega Tussi Syrup combines thyme, ginger, turmeric, and cinnamon to offer comprehensive respiratory system support.
Tussi Betamega Syrup proves beneficial in cases of asthma and bronchitis. It facilitates ease of breathing, treats dry cough, and reduces throat inflammation.
Betamiga Syrup features a specialized formula to maintain respiratory health in children and naturally treat chest infections without any side effects.
Betamiga plays an expectorant role, aiding in the reduction of coughing and bronchial secretion.
Betamiga Tussi Syrup is a safe, gluten-free product registered by the Turkish Ministry of Agriculture and Food: TR-06-K-009891.
Produced after extensive research and development, Betamega Tussi Syrup prioritizes high quality to meet children's needs for proper and healthy growth.
Turkish Betamega Tussi provides a natural, year-round immune system boost for children.
Betamega Tussi Syrup for Kids is formulated with immune-supporting thyme, ginger, turmeric, and cinnamon in each serving.
Ingredients:
| Active Ingredient |
Quantity in 5 ml |
Quantity in 20 ml |
| Ginger powder |
100 mg |
400 mg |
| Thyme extract |
100 mg |
400 mg |
| Cinnamon extract |
50 mg |
200 mg |
| Grape seed extract |
15 mg |
60 mg |
| Turmeric (curcumin) |
12.5 mg |
50 mg |
How to Use Betamega Tussi Syrup:
- For children aged 4-10 years: 5 ml (one spoonful) daily.
- For ages 11 years and over: 5 ml (one spoonful) twice daily.
- Shake well before use.
Warnings:
Do not exceed the recommended serving. Complementary foods do not replace the normal diet. Keep away from the reach of children. Not intended to prevent or treat disease. Consult your physician if pregnant, nursing, ill, or taking medications. Store in a cool, dry place.
What are Nutritional Supplements?
Dietary supplements are preparations of various forms containing nutrients like vitamins, minerals, proteins, amino acids, botanicals, enzymes, fiber, and fatty acids. They do not support the treatment or prevention of diseases. As complementary food, they are not a replacement for natural nutrition but supplement its deficiencies. They cannot be recommended or sold as a substitute for medication. Nutritional supplements are available to consumers in forms like tablets, capsules, powder packets, beverages, etc.
