CAFTAN, Polygonum-based natural foot cream, is effective in treating very dry and cracked skin on the soles of the foot and between the toes. The active ingredients in the cream help treat rough skin patches on the soles, mycosis of the foot, particularly between the toes, popularly known as "Athlete's Foot", blisters, development of calluses and excessive skin thickening (hyperkeratosis skin), eczema, fungal infection on the feet, refresh tired legs, reduce itching and excess sweating and more. It is especially suitable for diabetic feet, approved by the Israel Diabetes Association (IDA), as it is recommended for use also between the toes without fear of excess moist – fertile ground for fungi. CAFTAN has a pleasing texture, quickly absorbs into the skin and has a high safety profile, without any side effects.
CAFTAN is supported by various laboratory and clinical research and proved to be highly effective in treating hyperkeratosis, keratosis plantaris, chronic eczema, fungal infection, also when tested against drugs, Pitrex and Dactarin.
CAFTAN contains a high concentration of Polygonum, a medical plant rich in silicic acid, tannins and flavonoides, which are important to the structure and growth of connective tissues and posses anti inflammatory and anti fungal healing properties with an antioxidant effect. The Polygonum restricts and builds damaged tissues, rejuvenates the growth of new skin cells and rehabilitates the damaged skin area. Modern clinical research proves unequivocal efficiency of Polygonum in treating inflammations and infections without any drug interactions. Polygonum adapts itself to the body's functions, thus eliminating contraindication.
75% Polygonum Extract
As a treatment - Apply twice a day after showering to a cleansed and dry foot; As a preventive measure – Apply once a day to a cleansed and dry foot.
Moraz JOINT & MUSCLE Ointment – to improve peripheral blood flow
Moraz NAILS Oil – to treat toenail fungus
Everyone. Especially for those who suffer from feet skin problems, athletes, diabetic feet.
