Burdock
Root

Burdock root has often been used to purify the
blood by removing toxins that can build up in blood. It
can be taken orally or used topically as a remedy for
skin disorders. Also, burdock root can be a diuretic or
soothe aching joints. Traditional Chinese healers used
burdock root in combination with other plants to make
cures for colds, measles, throat pain, and tonsillitis.
Burdock root was also popular in Japan as a source of
vitamins and other nutrients. In modern times, burdock
root has been employed in the treatment of certain
cancers. However, this use of burdock root still needs to
be systematically tested.
Historically, the seeds of the burdock plants were compressed
to make a mixture that was effective in cleansing the
bloodstream, easing pain from arthritis, and treating gout,
rheumatism, ulcers, acne, eczema, and psoriasis. Its
cancer-curing properties were also utilized in Russia and
India. The Chinese used it as an aphrodisiac, and found it
effective in treating barrenness and impotence.
Burdock’s active ingredients are arcigen, calcium, chlorogenic
acid, essential oil, flavonoids, iron, inulin, lactone,
mucilage, polyacetylenes, potassium, resin, tannin, and
taraxosterol. The seeds of the plant contain beneficial fatty
acids. The oil from the seeds can be used as a diaphoretic,
which leads to increased perspiration, which is essential in
cleansing the body of toxins or harmful elements. According to
traditional healers, diaphoretics are integral to treating
influenza, gallbladder or liver disorders, and to aid the
kidneys which purify the blood.
Burdock root is eaten as a vegetable in many places. It has
many nutrients like iron, inulin (a carbohydrate), and
beneficial oils. Also, burdock can be used as a gentle laxative
and help eradicate uric acid. Some of the active ingredients of
burdock are polyacetylenes, which are known to be effective
antibacterials and antifungals. Burdock enhances the
performance of many of the organs which purify the body and
eliminate toxins or waste (like the kidneys, liver, colon,
etc). This enhances overall health and helps correct
disorders.
Burdock is easily obtainable as an ingredient in teas,
ointments, or pills. It is a powerful diuretic, and is safe to
be taken internally, externally, or as food. However, it is
important to make sure that the herb is pure.
100 Caps
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Nutrition
FactsServing
Size 3
capsules
Servings Per
Container 33
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Amount
Per
Serving |
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% Daily
Value |
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| Burdock
Root |
1,410
mg |
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*percent Daily
Values are
based on a
2,000 calorie
diet. |
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Ingredients:
Other
Ingredients:
Gelatin,
Purified Water,
MCT, Vitamin E
and Rosemary
Oil (as Natural
FreshCare
Preservatives).
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*These
statements have
not been
evaluated by
the Food and
Drug
Administration.
This product is
not intended to
diagnose,
treat, cure or
prevent any
disease.
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