Badger fat is a valuable traditional medicine. Due to the badger's ability to hibernate, badger fat contains a unique composition of substances, including fatty acids, vitamins and minerals. Badger fat is a kind of natural antibiotic, immunomodulator and antiseptic. Badger fat is used to treat various diseases: colds, infections, respiratory diseases, gastrointestinal diseases, skin diseases, as well as for the prevention and enhancement of immunity. Badger fat is taken orally in its pure form, with milk or honey, and rubs, compresses, ointments and balms are made.
What is badger fat
The unique medicinal properties of badger fat are associated with the badger’s ability to hibernate, while being in a state similar to suspended animation. During hibernation, badgers receive energy from the accumulated reserves of subcutaneous and internal fat. In addition to fats, the badger’s body requires fatty acids, vitamins, minerals and other substances for normal functioning, all of which are contained in badger fat. Thanks to the whole complex of substances contained in badger fat, it is a kind of natural antibiotic, immunomodulator and antiseptic. Using badger fat as a medicine, you can strengthen the immune system, increase the speed of metabolic processes, and treat a number of serious diseases.
For immunity
Finally, an important property of badger fat is its preventive effect in strengthening the body's immune system. Vitamins A, B, and retinol in the product work well in the fight against pathogenic microorganisms, which are especially dangerous in winter, when viruses wake up and the body is especially weakened. With the beginning of autumn, when preparing the body for winter, it is recommended to start taking badger fat in a course as a dietary supplement to food or in combination with other vitamins and amino acids. This practice also works well in the fight against overwork, stress, insomnia and depression.
As you can see, a huge number of diseases can be treated with badger fat. In one form or another, this product must be kept in your home medicine cabinet, used alone or in combination with other medications and folk remedies if you discover symptoms of the above diseases in yourself or your loved ones.
Composition of badger fat
Badger fat contains 99.8 grams of fat per 100 grams of product, does not contain proteins or carbohydrates, the calorie content of badger fat is 898.2 kcal.
Badger fat contains:
- Unsaturated and polyunsaturated fatty acids (Omega-3, Omega-6 and Omega-9), which have a positive effect on the functioning of the brain, central nervous system, and heart. Unsaturated and polyunsaturated fatty acids have antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects, improve the condition of the skin, improve metabolism, are useful for pregnant and lactating women. According to some scientists, they are oncoprotectors.
- Linolenic and linoleic acids activate the body's immune defense, enhance metabolic processes, strengthen the cell membrane, and improve the condition of the epidermis.
- Vitamin A (retinol) stimulates tissue regeneration, promotes the production of keratin and collagen, improves skin condition, increasing its elasticity, and improves immunity.
- Vitamin E (alpha-tocopherol) is a strong antioxidant, affects cell regeneration, has a beneficial effect on the healing of wounds and injuries, takes part in the regulation of the synthesis of steroid hormones, promotes rejuvenation of the body, and relieves inflammatory processes.
- B vitamins (thiamine, pyridoxine, niacin and others) ensure the proper functioning of carbohydrate, protein and fat metabolism, help strengthen nerve cells, absorb oxygen, increase the elasticity of cell membranes, support immunity, and stimulate hematopoiesis. Vitamin B5 (pantothenic acid) helps wound healing. Vitamin B2 (riboflavin) improves the condition of nails, skin and hair, and supports vision. Vitamin B9 (folic acid) promotes the growth of blood cells and improves immunity.
- Minerals increase immunity, help stabilize metabolic processes and improve the body's performance.
Application in cosmetology
Nowadays, when issues of ecology and the natural composition of consumer products are especially relevant, badger fat has become actively used in cosmetology. As a natural active ingredient, it is added to creams and other cosmetic products for face and body care. Thanks to the three active substances contained in badger fat: retinol, tocopherol and polyunsaturated fatty acids, badger fat cream has a powerful antioxidant effect, promotes rapid cell regeneration, thus increasing skin elasticity and prolonging its youth and healthy state. You have learned about the many beneficial properties of badger fat. All that remains is to choose the appropriate form of release of the product in order to be fully armed and always have this well-known folk remedy at hand in order to use it for the benefit of yourself and your loved ones.
How is badger fat prepared?
Hunters get badger fat from the badgers they hunt. Badger hunting is carried out in the fall, from September to early November, when the badger has already gained healing fat over the summer, but has not yet hibernated in its hole. The hunter removes the skin from the hunted badger and carefully cuts off the subcutaneous and internal fat. The fat is then melted in a water bath to separate the pure fat from the fibers.
How to melt badger fat at home
Before using badger fat for medicinal purposes, it must be melted. Badger lard is crushed into small cubes, placed in a container in which the firebox will be kept, and it is placed in another pan with water, thus creating a water bath. During heating, pure badger fat will begin to be released from the cut cubes and they will begin to decrease in size. The melted mass is filtered and distributed into jars in which it will be stored.
Specificity and beneficial properties of the medicine
The beneficial properties of badger fat are due to its natural composition, which contains a huge amount of microelements and polyunsaturated fatty acids in combination with vitamins of groups A, B, PP, E, K. Why exactly the badger, or rather its fat, has become an accumulator of such a unique complex of microelements and acids of natural origin?
This is due to the life of the animal. The badger is the only representative of the mustelids that hibernate from October to March, during which the fat accumulated during the summer becomes its only source of nutrition. Accordingly, in order for an animal to survive until spring, fat must have a balanced composition that simultaneously nourishes and protects the animal from the cold. Thanks to this feature of the badger, our ancestors paid attention to it, began to extract badger fat and experiment with its use in order to find the answer to the question of what badger fat helps with, in the treatment of what diseases and prevention it should be used. Let's figure out why badger fat is useful. This folk remedy is used in the treatment of countless ailments in men, women and children, but there are several types of beneficial properties of this unique product that are actively used and are the key to recovery or successful prevention of a particular disease.
Medicinal properties of badger fat
- The main medicinal property of badger fat is manifested in the treatment of respiratory diseases: acute respiratory infections, inflammation of the mucous membranes of the larynx and pharynx, laryngitis, acute and chronic bronchitis, tracheitis, bronchial asthma, pneumonia, tuberculosis. When treating diseases of the respiratory system, badger fat suppresses the pathogenic microflora of the lungs and bronchi, ensures effective removal of sputum, promotes rapid cleansing of the respiratory tract, and effectively relieves wet and dry cough.
- Badger fat, thanks to its enveloping and anti-inflammatory properties, helps treat diseases of the gastrointestinal tract: gastritis, stomach and duodenal ulcers, acute and chronic intestinal inflammation.
- Badger fat is a good way to restore the body's defenses after injuries, serious illnesses, and operations. Badger fat helps to compensate for the deficiency of macro- and microelements and provide the body with valuable nutrients.
- Badger fat is used to create ointments used to treat skin injuries: open wounds, scratches, abrasions, chemical, thermal and sunburns, frostbite, stretch marks, allergic and bacterial rashes. Badger fat increases tissue regeneration, destroys areas of inflammation and harmful microbes, which promotes rapid healing of wounds.
- Badger fat can be used in the treatment of male and female diseases: colpitis, cervical erosions, vaginal injuries, prostate inflammation.
- Badger fat is used in the treatment of diseases of the immune system: diabetes, atopic dermatitis, primary immunodeficiency, thyroid pathologies.
- Badger fat helps in the treatment of diseases of the cardiovascular system: thrombophlebitis, hemorrhoids, varicose veins, acute heart failure, coronary heart disease, as well as kidney diseases: cystitis, acute and chronic pyelonephritis.
- Badger fat is used to treat diseases of the musculoskeletal system: diseases and injuries of the joints, osteoporosis, arthritis, bursitis and radiculitis.
Injuries and bruises
Badger fat is also properly used in the treatment of various bruises and injuries, diseases of the musculoskeletal system, as well as chronic diseases of the joints. All kinds of arthritis, radiculitis, osteochondrosis can and should be treated with badger fat, as it has a strong warming effect in the area of its application and retains heat for a long time in the area of the skin treated with it. For this purpose, the product must be rubbed into the skin in the area of painful sensations in combination with a light massage or apply a compress with badger fat cream-balm, after warming the jar a little in warm water.
Contraindications to the use of badger fat
Before using badger fat to treat diseases, you should familiarize yourself with the contraindications for its use:
- It is not recommended to take badger fat during pregnancy and nursing mothers.
- Badger fat is not given orally to children under three years of age; rubbing with badger fat can be done.
- You should not take badger fat during exacerbations of cholelithiasis, gallbladder diseases, biliary tract diseases, and acute pancreatitis.
- You should not take badger fat in severe forms of gastritis, exacerbations of gastric and duodenal ulcers, pancreatic diseases, and liver diseases.
- Some people have an individual intolerance to badger fat; they may even experience an allergic reaction when taking it. An allergy to badger fat is extremely rare, but it still happens, therefore, when using badger fat for the first time, you should use the minimum dose of the drug and carefully listen to the body’s reaction to it. If an allergic reaction occurs, you should stop using badger fat and consult a doctor.
Before using badger fat for the first time for treatment, be sure to contact your doctor and consult with him about the optimal course of treatment and whether you have any contraindications to treatment with badger fat. It should be remembered that the best and most proven medicinal drugs cannot completely replace the medications prescribed by a doctor; be sure to coordinate your treatment with him.
Expectorant action
One of the important beneficial properties of the folk remedy is its expectorant effect on the body. Penetrating into the respiratory tract, the active components in the product liquefy and remove toxic substances and mucus accumulated during illness from the throat and lungs. That is why badger fat is considered effective in the treatment and prevention of colds that occur with a dry or wet cough, as well as respiratory diseases, such as pneumonia or bronchitis. For such diseases, badger fat is usually used orally in liquid form, and for those who cannot tolerate the specific smell and feeling of fat in the mouth, it is recommended to take it in tablets or capsules.
Treatment of diseases with badger fat
Use of badger fat for cough and bronchitis
Badger fat has been used for a long time to treat coughs and bronchitis. There are several ways to take badger fat to treat cough:
- To reduce cough and relieve inflammation, you should consume two teaspoons of badger fat three times a day before meals, washed down with warm milk or herbal decoction.
- Dissolve one teaspoon of badger fat in a glass of heated milk and drink warm.
- You can melt 100 grams of butter and 2-3 tablespoons of badger fat in a water bath, add 40 grams of cocoa powder and mix well. You can add sugar and grated chocolate to the resulting mixture. The resulting product is consumed 2-3 times a day with tea or rosehip decoction.
- Mix one tablespoon of badger fat with cognac and honey, heat in a water bath to a temperature of 40 degrees. Use warmed before bedtime.
The use of badger fat for pneumonia
Badger fat is used to treat lung diseases, including pneumonia. To treat pneumonia, badger fat can be taken orally or given as a therapeutic rub.
- For oral administration, badger fat is mixed with honey in equal proportions, heated in a water bath, mixed thoroughly until a homogeneous mass is obtained. Take 3 times a day, 5 ml.
- Therapeutic rubbing is performed only if the patient does not have a fever. For therapeutic rubbing, the patient’s chest and back are coated with badger fat, warmed to room temperature, and lightly rubbed. Badger fat should not be applied to the heart area. The patient is dressed in warm clothes and covered with a warm blanket or rug. This treatment is carried out until the symptoms of the disease disappear completely.
- At a fever, you can rub badger fat on the patient’s feet, heated to room temperature, then put woolen socks on them.
Badger fat and milk for children with cough
Badger fat can be given orally to children once they reach at least 3 years of age. Badger fat is given to children mixed with milk in order to eliminate the specific taste and smell of badger fat.
The dosage depends on the age of the child:
- From 3 to 5 years – 1/3 teaspoon
- From 5 to 10 years – 1/2 teaspoon
- From 10 to 14 years – 1 teaspoon
- From 14 years and older - 1 dessert spoon
Badger fat with milk is given to children three times a day, half an hour before meals, for two weeks. Taking badger fat with milk allows you to quickly remove phlegm and completely eliminate cough. Before treating children with badger fat, you should definitely consult a qualified pediatrician about the dosage and treatment regimen.
Using badger fat to rub baby's skin
Badger fat can be used to rub a child's skin for colds, upper respiratory tract diseases, coughs, bronchitis, and pneumonia. Badger fat in the form of a rub improves blood circulation, which has a positive effect on the condition of the entire body.
When treating a child with rubbing, you need to follow several rules:
- Do not use rubbing if the child has a fever. If you have even a slight fever, you should avoid rubbing with badger fat, as this will only lead to a worsening of the child’s condition.
- Badger fat for grinding should have a temperature of 20-25 degrees. You need to take the badger fat out of the refrigerator in advance and keep it at room temperature for several hours.
- Before using badger fat for the first time for treatment, you need to check the child for allergies; to do this, apply a small amount of badger fat to the child’s skin and wait for 15-20 minutes. If there is no allergic reaction, you can proceed directly to rubbing
- Do not apply badger fat to the heart area or to too large an area of skin.
- Badger fat is applied to the child's chest and back, lightly rubbed in, the child is dressed in warm clothes and covered with a warm blanket.
Use of badger fat for tuberculosis
Tuberculosis is a serious disease that must be treated under medical supervision. Badger fat can be considered as an addition to the medications prescribed by your doctor.
For tuberculosis, it is recommended to prepare the following remedy: mix 100 grams of crushed aloe leaves with 400 grams of honey, add 40 grams of birch buds and 30 grams of linden flowers, pour boiling water over it all and let it brew for an hour, then strain and add 200 grams of badger fat. Take 5 ml 3 times a day with warm milk or rosehip decoction, store the prepared product in the refrigerator.
Using badger fat to prevent colds and improve immunity
Many people use badger fat as a preventative against colds. The use of badger fat for prevention is especially effective twice a year: in spring and autumn, when there is an increase in the number of cases of ARVI.
There are several ways to take badger fat to prevent diseases and improve immunity:
- One tablespoon for adults and one teaspoon twice a day, half an hour before meals. The course of treatment lasts two weeks.
- You can mix badger fat, dried fruits, candied fruits, nuts in equal parts and consume one tablespoon before meals twice a day. The course of treatment lasts one month.
- When taking badger fat in capsule form, adults and children over 14 years old should take 5 capsules three times a day. The course of treatment is carried out twice a year, the duration of the course is 30-45 days.
For hemorrhoids
Badger fat can be used to treat hemorrhoids in the early stages. In order to make candles from badger fat, cooled badger fat is taken in a volume of about 1 teaspoon and shaped accordingly. Treatment is carried out 3 times a day, the candles are stored in the refrigerator.
Asthma treatment
To treat asthma, badger fat is used in the form of rubbing. Badger fat is applied to the chest before going to bed, with the exception of the heart area. The chest is covered with a warm blanket. Additionally, badger fat is consumed orally after waking up, 1 tablespoon, an hour before meals. Duration of treatment is 2 weeks.
For varicose veins
Badger fat is used to treat varicose veins; for this purpose, it is applied in its pure form to the skin of the legs, especially in those places where there are varicose veins. The legs are wrapped in thick cloth and left in this state for several hours.
For heart disease
Badger fat is used to prevent and treat heart disease. Consuming badger fat leads to the enrichment of the human body with fatty acids, vitamins A, E and B. You need to take 1 tablespoon three times a day. The course of treatment is 2-3 weeks.
Gastrointestinal diseases
Badger fat has a wound-healing, anti-inflammatory and enveloping effect and is used to treat various diseases of the gastrointestinal tract. Badger fat is mixed in equal parts with aloe juice and taken 1-2 tablespoons half an hour before meals. The course of treatment is 2 weeks. Aloe juice has an antibacterial effect, improves bile flow and reduces acidity. Taking aloe juice and badger fat together helps get rid of heartburn, gastritis and other gastrointestinal problems.
Badger fat for diseases of the musculoskeletal system, joint diseases
Badger fat is used to treat diseases of the musculoskeletal system and joints; it helps patients well with injuries, bruises, sprains, bursitis, myositis, radiculitis, arthritis, gonarthrosis, osteochondrosis and spinal hernias. For all these diseases, the patient is prescribed rubbing and compresses with badger fat in the form of an ointment. Badger fat relieves pain, swelling, inflammation, improves metabolism and blood flow, increases the elasticity of ligaments and muscles.
Badger fat for healthy skin
Badger fat is used to treat skin diseases and improve skin condition. Badger fat helps with skin suppuration, rashes, psoriasis, dermatitis, eczema, and copes with the healing of wounds, scratches, abrasions, burns, frostbite. It relieves swelling and inflammation well, promotes cell regeneration, and makes the skin more elastic. To treat skin diseases, you can mix equal parts of badger fat, vodka and pharmaceutical glycerin. This composition has a wound healing and anti-inflammatory effect. To get rid of acne, dryness and sagging skin, you can mix badger fat, egg yolk and water. This composition, applied to the skin, makes it more elastic and gives it a healthy appearance.
Badger fat for burns and frostbite
Badger fat is used to treat burns, but many people use it incorrectly. At the time of the burn and immediately after it, no fats need to be applied to the burned surface of the skin. Badger fat is applied in a thin layer to the burn after the healing process has begun. Badger fat prevents scarring. When treating frostbite with badger fat, first rub the body of a person who has suffered hypothermia in order to restore blood circulation, then you can rub a little badger fat onto the frostbitten part of the body and rub it well.
Badger fat in cosmetology
Badger fat is actively used in cosmetology. It is included in masks, creams, scrubs, shampoos and even lipstick. Badger fat nourishes, softens and moisturizes the skin of the face and body. You can prepare environmentally friendly cosmetics at home by mixing badger fat with beeswax, essential oils, decoctions of medicinal plants, and honey.
For face
Badger fat is used in cosmetology to prepare face masks.
- To prepare a nourishing face mask, badger fat is mixed with fish oil and honey, the mixture is heated in a water bath and mixed thoroughly. The mask is applied to the face for 15 minutes, after which the remaining mask is removed with a cotton pad and washed with warm water.
- For a rejuvenating face mask, add rosehip oil, honey, and one egg yolk to badger fat. The mask is applied to the face for 15 minutes, the remnants of the mask are removed from the face and washed thoroughly with warm running water.
- To prepare a nourishing and softening mask, badger fat is mixed with beeswax and almond oil. The mask is applied to the face for 15 minutes, the remaining mask is removed with a cotton pad and washed with running water.
Restoring hair health
Badger fat is used to promote hair health and combat hair loss.
To strengthen hair, a composition is prepared from badger fat, burdock oil, onion juice and honey. This composition is rubbed into the scalp, at the roots of the hair, with massaging movements, after which the head is covered with plastic wrap to create a greenhouse effect. This procedure needs to be performed 1-2 times a month.
Application in massage
Badger fat is used for classical, therapeutic and sports massage. A few grams of badger fat are applied to an area of skin, then rubbed into the skin with light massage movements. Fat penetrates into the deeper layers of the skin, giving it a healthy, more youthful appearance.
Where to buy badger fat
There are several ways to purchase badger fat, each of which has its own advantages and disadvantages.
- Hunters who hunt badgers and sell badger fat
- In the online store
- In pharmacies, badger fat can be sold in the form of different dosage forms: balm, cream, ointment, capsules. Products sold in pharmacies must be accompanied by instructions indicating how to use this medicine.
No matter who you buy badger fat from, it is important that this seller has a good reputation and there are many good reviews about him. Unscrupulous sellers may add preservatives, flavors and dyes to expired substandard badger fat. The most unscrupulous of unscrupulous sellers may even sell rendered lard under the guise of badger fat. Treatment with such a drug will naturally not bring any health benefits. In many preparations sold in pharmacies under the guise of badger fat, the percentage of natural badger fat is at best 20%, and often only 5%, and the rest is ordinary animal fats.
When buying badger fat, you need to know how to distinguish a high-quality natural product from a fake.
- Badger fat should not smell rotten, sour or have any strong foreign odors.
- Badger fat should not have a rancid taste.
- The color of badger fat should be milky white, cream or slightly beige, without strong yellowness.
- The fat should have a uniform consistency, without clots or lumps.
- At room temperature it should not melt or spread across the bottom of the container.
- When stored in the refrigerator, badger fat should solidify and become solid.
Storing badger fat
To preserve the beneficial medicinal properties of badger fat, it must be stored properly. Badger fat should be stored in jars with tight-fitting lids in a cool, dark place. The storage temperature of badger fat should be no more than 4 degrees. Avoid overheating and exposure to sunlight. Access of oxygen to the product must be limited, so the lid of the container in which it is stored must be tightly closed. It is best to store badger fat in glass containers; when stored in plastic containers, the shelf life should not exceed 2 years.
If necessary, you can freeze badger fat in the freezer, but do not allow frequent temperature changes. Do not store strong-smelling substances near badger fat. It is best to store badger fat in the refrigerator. When badger fat is stored at room temperature, oxidative processes begin to occur in it, it loses its beneficial medicinal properties and, when taken orally, can even cause food poisoning. Medicines based on badger fat should be stored in original packaging according to the instructions attached to them.
Cold protection
In winter, badger fat is useful for protecting against the cold and treating possible local frostbite. When going outside in the cold, it is good to use special creams and balms, greasy hygienic lipstick, which contain badger fat. Its warming properties and ability to retain heat are actively used in children's cosmetics, because in cold weather a child's delicate skin needs special protection. Badger fat, which is part of children's creams, protects children's skin from the adverse effects of the external environment and at the same time softens it, preventing it from becoming rough in the cold.
How to take badger fat
Ingestion
For many diseases, it is recommended to take badger fat orally. It is worth considering that badger fat in its pure form, due to its taste and smell, can cause unpleasant sensations when taken orally. Therefore, if desired, you can either take badger fat in capsule form, or mix badger fat with milk, honey, jam or fruit puree before taking it. Badger fat from the refrigerator should be allowed to warm to room temperature before use.
When taking badger fat orally, the following dosages should be observed:
- Children under 3 years of age are not recommended to take badger fat internally.
- Children aged 3 to 5 years – 1/3 teaspoon
- Children aged 5 to 10 years – 1/2 teaspoon
- Children aged 10 to 14 years – 1 teaspoon
- Children aged 14 years and older - 1 dessert spoon
- Adults up to 90 kg – 1 dessert spoon
- Adults 90-100 kg and more - 1 tablespoon
Badger fat should be taken 30-60 minutes before meals, up to 3 times a day. The duration of treatment depends on the disease, the patient's condition and other factors and is usually about 2 weeks. It is not recommended to take badger fat for more than 1 month in a row.
Before treatment with badger fat, you should definitely consult with your doctor about the dosage and duration of treatment with badger fat.
Badger fat with milk
Children and some adults may not like the taste and smell of badger fat, in which case it can be taken orally with milk. Badger fat is taken with milk for dry and wet coughs, laryngitis, bronchitis and pneumonia.
To take badger fat with milk, heat a glass of milk until warm, add 1 tablespoon of melted badger fat to the milk, mix thoroughly until the fat is completely dissolved in the milk. Drink hot immediately after preparation. If desired, you can add cocoa, sugar, honey or jam to the milk for taste.
Badger fat with honey
To enhance the healing effect, badger fat is often mixed with honey. This medicinal mixture has a warming effect and helps with dry coughs, relieving the lungs of accumulated phlegm. To prepare the medicinal composition, add half a tablespoon of honey to 1 tablespoon of melted badger fat and mix thoroughly until smooth. The medicinal composition is taken immediately after preparation.
Badger fat with bread
The unpleasant taste and smell of badger fat can even cause a gag reflex in a child. In order to give badger fat to your child, you can spread melted badger fat on bread and spread fruit preserves, marmalade or pate on top of it. You can give your child to wash down this sandwich with warm milk and honey.
Rubbing
Badger fat is often used for rubbing. Rubbing with badger fat helps a lot with dry and wet coughs; they increase blood flow and help warm up the tissues. Therapeutic rubbing is performed only if the patient does not have a fever. Most often, fat is applied to the chest, back, feet and neck. Badger fat should not be applied to the heart area. Badger fat from the refrigerator should be allowed to warm to room temperature before grinding. After applying the fat to the skin, it is rubbed into the skin with light massaging movements. Then they put a T-shirt or pajamas on the patient and wrap them in a blanket. Some traditional healers recommend wearing a dog belt or a goat hair scarf after rubbing with badger fat. Most often, rubbing with badger fat is done before bed. For wet coughs, to increase the therapeutic effect, rubbing is supplemented by taking badger fat orally.
Compresses
Compresses with badger fat are often used to treat coughs. After such treatment, sputum clears well, inflammation is relieved, and the patient’s general condition improves. Compresses should not be given to a patient with a fever.
To prepare a compress, mix 1-2 tablespoons of badger fat, 2-3 tablespoons of vodka or alcohol and 2 tablespoons of honey in an enamel bowl. All this is mixed until a homogeneous mass is obtained. Cloth or gauze is smeared with the resulting medicinal mixture and applied to the desired location. Place plastic wrap over the compress and cover with a warm blanket. The compress is kept on the patient’s body for about 4 hours.
Convenient shape and optimal price
Badger fat is produced both in the form of capsules (enriched biological additives, including honey), and in the form of a mass for internal and external use. The second form is packaged in bottles of 100 and 200 ml. As for capsules, their number, depending on the packaging, can be 100 or 120.
How much does badger fat ? It depends on the form and dosage. If you are interested in a form of release such as a bottle, then the cost will be in the range from 200 to 400 rubles. The 200 ml dosage will cost more, but it is 2 times more than the basic one.
If you need a dietary supplement in capsules, then the price of badger fat in a pharmacy will be about 150-180 rubles, depending on the outlet. By the way, any form is not difficult to find. Due to their popularity and numerous positive reviews, the drugs are widely available in pharmacies and chains.
