What are the properties of Bog Rhubarb in supplements?

The properties of Bog Rhubarb

Butterbur has been extensively studied, especially related to its beneficial effects in allergic rhinitis.



The Bog Rhubarb has not yet been classified as a component of any supplement we recommend, however, if you know of any specific that should be put on our list, please feel welcome to submit your proposition (contact us). We will gladly consider adding it to our catalogue.


Bog Rhubarb - References & External links

Bog Rhubarb (Petasites Hybridus)

TBS Ingredient ID (TBSI ID):
DomainPlantae
CladeAsterids Eudicots Angiosperms Tracheophytes
OrderAsterales
FamilyAsteraceae
GenusPetasites
NameCommon Names
Petasites HybridusCommon Butterbur, Coughwort, Pestilence Wort, Butterbur Petasin, Langwort, Bog Rhubarb, Devil's Hat, Umbrella Plant, Petasites Vulgaris, Petasites Hybrida
Description
Butterbur has traditionally been used to treat coughs, urinary problems, fever and to expel intestinal parasites. Now this herb is mostly used as an anti-inflammatory agent and to treat migraine headaches. It is sometimes used to reduce smooth muscle spasms. Some studies have found butterbur effective in reducing bronchial spasms in people having bronchitis and asthma. Butterbur extract is often just as effective as prescription antihistamines for treating allergic rhinitis and hay fever.
Parts Used Medicinally:Leaves, Rhizomes, Root
Habitat
Butterbur Is Native To Asia And Europe

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