Arctium lappa, Burdock, Kollitsida, arkeion, aspragatho, platomantila, kavallaria, arktium the raptor (arctium lappa). ID: 104-41

What did Paul the Aeginian recommend boiled in poultices for carcinogenic ulcers.

Its most useful therapeutic property is that it reduces uric acid, cures sandblasting and helps to prevent kidney stones, but if we already have a kidney stone from uric acid the burdock will help dissolve. / p>

It is one of the most nutritious and powerful tonic herbs for the liver along with thistle.

Stimulates the functions of the gallbladder, liver, thyroid and adrenal cortex by encouraging the digestion and metabolism of fats and proteins.

It is effective against psoriasis but also in any problem of eczema (mainly of the dry type) if used for a long time.

Part of its action is due to the bitter stimulation of digestive fluids and especially the secretion of bile. This helps digestion and whets the appetite.

It has also been used in cases of anorexia nervosa.

Helps with kidney function and in cases of cystitis.

In general, the bear brings a state of harmony and health in the body, eliminating various symptoms of system imbalance such as skin problems and dandruff.

Properties : It is a diuretic that reduces uric acid, cures sandblasting and helps to prevent kidney stones. .To treat skin problems, arthritis and infections.

Infusion : Before meals for digestion, to fight indigestion, for skin diseases, fungal infections and dermatitis. Also for colds with fever and infections with sore throat and cough. For insomnia, for freckles and sunburn.

Decoction : For kidney stones, arthritis, diuretic.

Lotion : For hair strengthening.

Patches : In Chronic Pulmonary Diseases, Duration, And For Rheumatism And Arthritis Pain. Also for Elli and calves and ulcerative cancers.

Tincture : For detoxification of the body, in case of arthritis, for stones and sand in the urinary tract or as a digestive.

Patch : For skin wounds and foot ulcers.

Essential ingredients : an antibiotic like penicillin and insulin. Bitter glycosides, flavonoids, tannins, volatile oil, polyacetylene antibiotic, cellulose, mucosa, inulin, alkaloids, sesquiterpenes, fatty acids, vitamins A and B2.

How to use : Infusion, decoction, tincture, patch, lotion.