CHRISTOPHERS - Nettle Leaves 400 mg - 100 s

• Package Description:�100 sServing Size:�2 sNumber of Servings:�50.
• DESCRIPTION DETAILS FACTS DIRECTIONS WARNINGS Nettles are said to have a variety of healing properties, affecting different parts of the body. First and foremost, they are considered wonderful tion, which provides a first-rate form of preventative medicine. Although we detail some of Nettles constituents below, of special notice is the high calcium content in the , particularly when taken raw, which can be indispensable in certain conditions, especially tuberculosis and lymphatic congestion. Nettle is good for clearing phlegm in the lungs and bronchial tubes. It has been used as an anti-asthmatic , the raw juice being given in honey. It is sometimes combined with equal parts of comfrey and mullein, with a pinch of lobelia added, for asthma. An ounce of s is steeped in a pint of boiled water and strained, the tea taken three or four times a day (Tierra: 142). This remedy is effective when taken over a long period of time. Whether the wheezing or shortness of breath is considered true asthma or not, this remedy can help overcome such problems. The is also much employed for problems in the urinary and eliminatory systems, especially for mucus problems. It is helpful to when blood is in the urine and for incipient edema, although it doesn t rank with other s, such as parsley, for established edema. It is said to gently loosen the bowels, although a decoction of the can be used for chronic diarrhea. It is good for hemorrhoids when taken internally. It has been employed for gravel in the kidneys and for kidney infections generally. It can be used for water retention, although its persistent use over a long period of time can cause kidney (Moore:1 14). The phosphates in the increase urine (Ibid). The is said to influence the secretions of the body generally, especially influencing bleeding. Most sources agree that it is an excellent and safe styptic. It is said to check internal hemorrhages, taken as tea internally, as well as applied externally as a wash for external bleeding. Even if a patient is spitting blood, the hot infusion can remedy the trouble. The has been taken to control excessive menstrual flow. 100% vegetarian s. Package Description: 100 s Serving Size: 2 s Number of Servings: 50 Supplement Facts: Serving Size: 2 s Servings per container:50 A Per Serving % Daily Value* Nettle Leaves (Urtica dioica) 870 mg ** *Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your daily values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs. **Daily Value not established. Other Ingredients: 100% vegetable based . Two s 3 times a day, or as directed by your care professional. Store in a cool, dry place..

Nettles are said to have a variety of healing properties, affecting different parts of the body. First and foremost, they are considered wonderful tion, which provides a first-rate form of preventative medicine. Although we detail some of Nettles constituents below, of special notice is the high calcium content in the , particularly when taken raw, which can be indispensable in certain conditions, especially tuberculosis and lymphatic congestion.Nettle is good for clearing phlegm in the lungs and bronchial tubes. It has been used as an anti-asthmatic , the raw juice being given in honey. It is sometimes combined with equal parts of comfrey and mullein, with a pinch of lobelia added, for asthma. An ounce of s is steeped in a pint of boiled water and strained, the tea taken three or four times a day (Tierra: 142). This remedy is effective when taken over a long period of time. Whether the wheezing or shortness of breath is considered true asthma or not, this remedy can help overcome such problems. The is also much employed for problems in the urinary and eliminatory systems, especially for mucus problems. It is helpful to when blood is in the urine and for incipient edema, although it doesn t rank with other s, such as parsley, for established edema. It is said to gently loosen the bowels, although a decoction of the can be used for chronic diarrhea. It is good for hemorrhoids when taken internally. It has been employed for gravel in the kidneys and for kidney infections generally. It can be used for water retention, although its persistent use over a long period of time can cause kidney (Moore:1 14). The phosphates in the increase urine (Ibid). The is said to influence the secretions of the body generally, especially influencing bleeding. Most sources agree that it is an excellent and safe styptic. It is said to check internal hemorrhages, taken as tea internally, as well as applied externally as a wash for external bleeding. Even if a patient is spitting blood, the hot infusion can remedy the trouble. The has been taken to control excessive menstrual flow. 100% vegetarian s.