Taxifolin gel, a unique anti-inflammatory, regenerating agent based on natural ingredients. Dehydroquercetin (extract from the bark of Siberian fir) is included as the main agent in the gel. It is unique in its properties and has no pharmaceutical analogues. Dihydroquercetin - a reference antioxidant, a unique natural scavenger of free oxygen radicals - is a powerful hepatoprotector, radioprotector, has anti-inflammatory, analgesic, immunocorrecting properties, helps to restore the tone of blood vessels, normalizes the lipid spectrum of the blood and slows down the development of atherosclerotic plaques, reduces the risk of stroke and heart attack, improves myocardial contractility and blood microcirculation, affects the processes of tissue regeneration, protects the gastrointestinal tract, kidneys and liver from harmful effects, is used for the prevention and treatment of tumor and autoimmune diseases. Dihydroquercetin prevents the onset of malignant neoplasms, which is especially important for people with a hereditary predisposition to tumor diseases, inhibits the development of tumor cells, triggering the mechanism of their suicide and not suppressing the division of healthy cells. The anticarcinogenic activity of dihydroquercetin is also highly relevant in connection with the spread of viral hepatitis, leading to cirrhosis and liver cancer. Dihydroquercetin is effective in neutralizing human exposure to chemotherapy and radiation therapy, used in the treatment of early or late oncological diseases. Prevents intoxication the body, blocks and removes free radicals from the body, restores the intercellular membranes and themselves cells, prevents cell mutation, as well as the proliferation (proliferation) of tumor tissue, if the process is not stopped at the very beginning of the disease. The gel is supplied in a 50 ml package. Has the necessary certificates and complies with GOST31695-2012 We offer cooperation and wholesale deliveries from an official representative, at manufacturer's prices. Specify any information.