MEDICINAL HERBS
From the beginning of time societies have used medicinal herbs to treat all kinds of ailments and afflictions. However, in the las few decades there has been a resurgence of interest in medicinal herbs as an alternative to pharmaceutical drugs and medications.
Herbs have been used for centuries to treat and cure a wide variety of ailments. But it wasn't until recently that doctors and other medical professionals have started realizing the importance of these medicinal herbs and their potential.
TONIC BODY CONTROL CAPSULES
Ingredients:
Wormwood; The oil produced by the wormwood shrub contains two chemical compound toxins, thujone and isothujone. Wormwood also contains absithin and anabsinthin, which give the shrub a strong bitter taste. Both absithin and anabsinthin are believed to stimulate digestive and gallbladder function.
Artichoke: Is use for indigestion and digestive disorder. Its been found to reduce nausea, abdominal pain, constipation, and flatulence. Artichoke has also used to treat high cholesterol and triglycerides.
Soy lecithin; Studies that show soy-derived lecithin has significant effects on lowering cholesterol and triglycerides, while increasing ("good cholesterol") levels in the blood.
Cactus; ( Opuntia ficusindica) Is an antioxidants, have been investigated in the treatment of type ll diabetes, a blood glucose-lowering.
Pineapple; Is an anti-flammatory, Is a good source of vitamin and minerals, has benefits for some intestinal disordes, and a pain relive.
Green tea;medicine has prescribed Green Tea for longevity, a strong immune system, energy enhancement, headaches, depression, digestion and detoxification. It is thought to have excellent thermogenic properties to enhance weight loss.
Mallow: (malvae, mauve) Is used as flovouring to disguise the taste of active of active purgatives and coorect their griping tendencies.
Silimaryn; Silymarin provided liver protection to group I by reducing blood levels of malondialdehyde (MDA), an indicator of liver damage that increases during long-term treatment with psychotropics.
