A plant-based remedy. Water and alcohol extracts from eucalyptus leaves exhibit bactericidal, antiviral, fungicidal, antiprotozoal and anti-inflammatory effects. When taken orally and inhaled, eucalyptus preparations cause expectorant, mucolytic and bronchodilator effects, and when applied to the skin, they have an astringent, antiexudative , antipruritic , anesthetic, and in higher concentrations, local irritant effect. Eucalyptus leaf infusion, due to essential oil and a small amount of bitterness, increases the secretion of digestive glands, improves digestion. When used in the form of tincture, a sedative effect is manifested, due to isovaleric acid aldehyde.

Chlorophyllipt, containing a mixture of chlorophylls from eucalyptus leaves, has antimicrobial, especially antistaphylococcal, activity, stimulates regeneration processes. The components of the essential oil together with organic acids, tannins and trace elements manganese, zinc, selenium increase the resistance of tissues to hypoxia of various origins.