The medicinal properties of herbs in treating and preventing infectious diseases have been widely known. Phytotherapy, or herbal treatment, is becoming more and more popular and cannot be underrated, even with the simultaneous notable advancement in chemical drugs production. Herbal medicines are distinguished by their mild action and lack of toxins and side effects. As a result, become a sensible alternative for patients willing to avoid negative impact of treatment on unaffected organs. Herbs can be used, for example, to prepare various types of infusions, tinctures, compresses or masks. Such herbs as wild rose, marshmallow, coltsfoot, sage, black lilac are widely known for trating symptoms of a common cold, others, like St. John’s wort, milk thistle, sweet calamus, dandelion, mint, chamomile are used to aid digestive system disorders, licorice and nettle are known for their strengthening effect, lavender, hops, lemon balm will soothe overwhelmed nervous system, but there are many more herbs with unique properties able to aid therapy in various ailments and it’s worth getting to know their power. The mixtures of herbs prove even greater efficiency providing synergistic help in fighting the whole spectrum of health conditions. In this section you will find the selection of specifics composed of herbs to aid your treatment.
Astragalus, 500 mg, 100 Capsules (Now Foods)
Astragalus, 500 mg, 100 Capsules (Now Foods) contains Mongolian Milkvetch. Astragalus, 500 mg, 100 Capsules (Now Foods) is available in many countries around the world.
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Astragalus Root (Huang qi) has been used as a popular herbal tonic in China for many centuries. Some of the known active components include flavonoids, free amino acids, trace minerals and polyphenols.