What does BIP mean in BRITISH MEDICINE

BIP has antibacterial, antifungal, and anti-inflammatory properties. This makes it an excellent treatment for bacterial and fungal infections as well as inflammation caused by injury or allergies. Additionally, its antiviral properties make it useful in treating viral illnesses such as cold sores.

BIP is generally applied directly to the affected area three times a day using a cotton ball or swab. For smaller areas such as the nose or gums, a few drops of BIP can be applied directly to the site of infection or irritation. For larger areas such as the chest or abdomen, a thin layer of BIP can be applied to the skin using plastic wrap or gauze pads.

Generally speaking, yes; however people with existing allergies should not use this product without consulting their doctor first due to potential allergic reactions. In addition, people with asthma should also consult with their physician before using this product as some components may trigger an attack in those with asthma symptoms.

Some minor side effects have been reported when taking this substance orally or through direct contact on skin including mild irritations and rashes. Serious side effects are rare but may include severe allergic reactions with swelling of the face and/or tongue along with difficulty breathing. If any serious side effects occur after use, discontinue use immediately and seek medical attention right away.

Depending on the severity of the condition being treated, results can typically be seen within one to two weeks after beginning treatment with BIP; however these results will vary depending on each individual's unique circumstances.