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Big Tree African Ginger (100mg)
SKU
BT000005
Siphonochilus aethippicus (Anti-Inflammatory and pain reliever). The highly aromatic roots of this rare Southern African plant are regarded as Africa’s best natural anti-inflammatory remedy, and it has a long history of use in African traditional medicine for a range of conditions including headaches, influenza and colds, mild asthma, sinusitis, throat infections and bad breath. It is considered an excellent antiseptic, circulatory stimulant (including the blood and the lymph) and overall body detoxifier. It helps reduce high blood pressure and body temperature in fevers. It inhibits clotting, thins the blood and lowers cholesterol. It is a mild sedative, balancing mood swings and calming hysteria. It has an expectorant action in the lungs, expelling phlegm and relieving coughs and chest infections. It stimulates the appetite and enhances digestion and is well known for relieving nausea and vomiting, settling the stomach and soothing indigestion and heartburn. It relieves colic, abdominal pain and spasm, and helps to relieve griping caused by diarrhea. Ot is good for PMS, relaxes menstrual cramping, promotes menstruation and helps with delayed and scanty periods. Ot also relieves painful ovulation and is used to invigorate the reproductive system altogether. Organically grown without the use of synthetic pesticides, herbicides or chemical fertilizers. Pesticide residue free.
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- Unit of Measure 60 Tablets
- Ingredients Wild Ginger, Isiphephethu, Indungulo. Inactive Ingredients: Microcrystalline cellulose, Potato starch, Silicon dioxide, Magnesium stearate.
- How to Use Store in a cool, dark place. Use as directed.
- Warnings Contraindications and side-effects: Patients with gall blader disease or a history of gallstones should consult their health care professional prior to using African Ginger. Besause of its heating properties it is not recommended for those who do not tolerate heat well or those with gastritis or peptic ulcers. African Ginger should not be taken while on anti-coagulants such as Heparin and Warfarin, and it is recommended that the use of the product be stopped two weeks prior to elective surgery. When used at the recommended dose, there are not documented side-efects. Do not use during pregnancy or while breastfeeding.
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