What if we told you that taking a natural product daily alone would protect you against several bacteria that are harmful to your health?
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Balsam fir gum remains one of the most popular remedies in Quebec for naturally treating colds and flu. This legacy of several Native American tribes, who once used it against various infections, has become a key challenge for the Laboratory for the Analysis and Separation of Plant Essences (LASÈVE) at the Université du Québec à Chicoutimi (UQAC) in Saguenay*. BALSAM FIR gum: a sure bet for staying healthy!
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Products made with fir gum and balsam fir essential oil
SAPINO is an exclusive line of traditional Canadian products made with fir gum and balsam fir (abies balsamea) essential oil designed to relieve the symptoms of colds and flu. Each Sapino product has been carefully developed in specialized laboratories according to ancient recipes developed by Native Americans. This natural resource from Canada, fir gum or balsam fir resin, is known and marketed under the names "Canada balsam" or "fir balsam." BREATHE BETTER, SLEEP BETTER with SAPINO balsam fir gum.
The power of fir gum
Fir gum and balsam fir essential oil offer interesting benefits. For centuries, Native Americans transformed fir gum into cough syrup and remedies to relieve injuries and illnesses. Thanks to its antibacterial, antiseptic, and calming effects, fir gum is used today to relieve coughs, sore throats, nasal congestion, colds, and the flu. Just like balsam fir essential oil, balsam fir gum can be used in your bath, as a cough syrup, or as a lozenge.
Effective and eco-friendly products for the whole family
In addition to balsam fir gum, Sapino uses a variety of ingredients such as echinacea, eucalyptus, and menthol to create its natural products and legendary cough syrup. Sapino's products are natural and completely environmentally friendly. They are non-toxic and not tested on animals. Furthermore, we ensure that no trees are cut down or damaged in the process of harvesting balsam fir gum.