A Nature's Sunshine Product
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DANDELION (100
caps) (Taraxacum officinale).
Single herb (root used).
460 mgs per capsule.
Recommended on the label:
2 capsules with a
meal 2 times daily.
Other ingredients: Kosher
gelatin and water capsule. Magnesium stearate (vegetable), silicon
dioxide (powdered silica).
Properties: Alterative,
Antacid, Antioxidant, Appetite Stimulant, Bitter, Cholagogue,
Diuretic, Hepatic, Lipotropic.
Nutrients: Vitamins and
minerals, proteins, pectin, bitter flavonoids, viscous fibre, calcium, iron, magnesium, phosphorus,
zinc, sodium, potassium, Vitamins A, B1, B2, B5 (pantothenic
acid), B6, C, E, P.
Nutrition for: Liver, gall
bladder, kidneys, pancreas, spleen, uric acid build up.
Dandelion is a popular herb and
easily accessed. It is a member of the Sunflower
family and its name
comes from the French “dents
de lion”, meaning “teeth of the lion” because of the coarsely
serrated leaves.
The entire plant is edible and some
enjoy it in tea form, usually the roasted root. This particular species is found and
classed as a weed worldwide but is still considered one of the better
herbs for general nutrients.
It contains potassium and usually, when
taking diuretics, potassium is leached out along with the excess
fluids, as there is no potassium in diuretics to replace the
potassium. So that is a bonus.
Very high in nutrition it nutritionally
assists the urinary system thereby eliminating toxins and unwanted
excess fluid in the tissues, providing the build up of fluids in the
tissues are due to the urinary and hepatic systems not doing their
work well enough.
(Another reason for fluid build up is
circulatory and lymphatic sluggishness, so one would use different
herbs in that case).
Dandelion also provides nutrition for
the liver and gallbladder, thus increasing production of bile and
clearing toxic build up.
It is also present in Nature Sunshine
combination herb "LIV-A" or "liver Cleanse" as it is
sometimes known. (See combination list)
Common names: Lion's tooth,
dandelion, blow ball.
Precautions:
Pregnant and lactating ladies should
consult their health professionals.
Not recommended for conditions of
dryness or fluid deficiencies.
If on any drugs for any problem at all,
check first to see if this herb is compatible.
Use only as necessary.
If symptoms
persist please see your health professional.
Some other products to
nourish the liver or kidneys
LIV-A (Liver-Cleanse), Chickweed, Cornsilk, Hydrangea, Juniper
Berries, Parsley, St Mary's Thistle, Cranberry/Buchu Conc, Enviro
Detox, Gall Bladder Formula (BLG-X), JP-X, K, Milk Thistle
Combination,
Urinary
Maintenance (Ury)
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug administration. Information about this product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease
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